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Can anyone tell me what this is?
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Chuck(G)
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Yes, just a mux to service airline or bank terminals. Honeywell bought Incoterm in 1980 to compete in the those markets.
josephdaniel
Experienced Member
Alright then..
Do you know if this think uses some sort of proprietary data communications standard or is is standard RS-232? If not is there anything useful I could do with this thing? I thought it might make a good case for a s-100 bus system provided the power-supply outputs the correct voltages. According to the label in the bottom it's strapped for 120V operation...
I forgot to mention that it is a MO7-41
Do you know if this think uses some sort of proprietary data communications standard or is is standard RS-232? If not is there anything useful I could do with this thing? I thought it might make a good case for a s-100 bus system provided the power-supply outputs the correct voltages. According to the label in the bottom it's strapped for 120V operation...
I forgot to mention that it is a MO7-41
Chuck(G)
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Most likely, the thing operates as a block-mode synchronous device. Not particularly useful unless you're into that sort of thing.
Internally, I don't know what it looks like, but yeah, there could be some interesting bits in there.
Internally, I don't know what it looks like, but yeah, there could be some interesting bits in there.