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• VAX 8300
  | name = VAX 8300 ...entral Processing Unit|CPU]] [[multi-processor]] system built around the [[VAX Bus Interconnect|VAXBI]] [[bus]], using the [[KA820 CPU]]; it can support a
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• VAX 8600
  | name = VAX 8600 ...f the 11/780, at roughly the same price. It could be field-upgraded to a [[VAX 8650]].
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• VAX-11/751
  | name = VAX-11/751 The '''VAX-11/751''' was reportedly a somewhat-ruggedized version of the [[VAX-11/750]] mounted in a standard-width cabinet. Very little information survi
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• VAXstation 2000
  <div id="ref_3">[3] MicroVAX Systems Handbook 1988. EB-30991-41</div> * [http://vtda.org/docs/computing/DEC/VMS/EK-VAXAC-OM-003_VAXstation_2000_Owner's_Manual_Jun1988.pdf VAXstation 2
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• VAXstation 3520/3540
  ...ion 3820/3840''' systems are [[workstation]]s using a [[microprocessor]] [[VAX]]; they are built around a unique [[bus]], the [[M-bus]], to which is attac * [http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/dec/vax/35x0/ 35x0] - documentation at [[Bitsavers]]
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• VAXstation 4000 Model 96
  ...[[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]]'s most powerful [[microprocessor]] [[VAX]] [[workstation]]. It shared its enclosure with the [[VAXstation 4000 Model [[Category: VAXstation 4000 Systems]]
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• VAX 7000 series
  ...ded up to 4 [[Extended Memory Interconnect|XMI]] buses, and also up to 6 [[VAX Bus Interconnect|VAXBI]] buses, and 8 [[VME]] buses; at least one XMI bus w ...] modules with Alpha CPU ones, as they became comfortable with Alpha-based systems.
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• DIBOL
  ...was a [[programming language]] created by [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] in the late 1960's for business [[application]]s. ...]; DIBOL-32 runs on VAX/VMS systems, although it can also be used on other systems through emulators.
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• KA650 CPU
  ...[[MicroVAX]], [[VAXserver]], and [[VAXstation]] systems. It is a single [[DEC card form factor|quad]]-height [[printed circuit board|PCB]] which plugs in <div id="ref_1">[1] ''CVAX-based Systems'', [[Digital Technical Journal]], Vol. 1 No. 7, August 1988</div>
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• KA650 Main Memory System
  ...'''KA650 Main Memory System''' is the [[main memory]] sub-system for the [[VAX]] [[KA650 CPU]], and later [[KA655 CPU]]. It is split between the [[Central ...-width [[printed circuit board|cards]] contain 8MB and 16MB of RAM for the VAX, respectively, complete with [[error-correcting code|ECC]].
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• DEC Modules by bus
  == [[VAX 9000 series|VAX 9000]] Modules == == [[DEC 4000]] Modules ==
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• C. Gordon Bell
  ...on|DEC]]'s two most successful computer families, the [[PDP-11]] and the [[VAX]] lines. He was at DEC for two periods, 1960-1966 and 1972-1983, ending up as DEC's Vice President of Research & Development, with a spell in between as an a
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• BLISS
  ...ot having types, and being built around [[word]]s (unlike its contemporary systems implementation language, [[C programming language|C]]). ...S remained widely used inside DEC for may years, through the [[VAX]] and [[DEC Alpha|Alpha]] periods.
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• DW780 Unibus Adapter
  The '''DW780 Unibus Adapter''' was a [[UNIBUS]] [[bus]] translator for the [[VAX-11/780]]'s [[Synchronous Backplane Interconnect]]. It was implemented on four [[DEC card form factor|hex]] cards:
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• MA780 Multiport Memory Option
  ...11/780]]; it allowed creation of [[multi-processor]] systems such as the [[VAX-11/782]]. It was 64 [[bit]]s wide, to interface to the -11/780's [[Synchron ..._VAX-11-780_MA780_System.png|thumb|right|400px|Huge system made up of four VAX-11/780's connected to an MA780 Multiport Memory]]
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• THE VAXORCIST
  (SCENE: Inside of a VAX computer room. CREDITS ROLL as the SYSMGR is sitting installed VMS Version 5.0 onto his VAX. But little does he know that the
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• Installing VMS V1.0 on SIMH
  ...of this tutorial is to show how to install [[VMS]] V1.0 on the [[SIMH]] [[VAX-11/780]] [[simulator]]. ...he [[SIMH]] '''vax780''' simulator because the [[VAX-11/780]] was the only VAX existing when VMS was introduced.
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• VAX-11/750 & VAX-11/751 Revision Control
  _ K-RM-1175X Rev A, VAX 11/750 & 11/751 Revision Control Document, Nov 1990 This document is intended to define the revision history of the VAX
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• VAXcluster
  ...with [[VAX-11/750]], [[VAX-11/780]], [[VAX-11/782]], [[VAX-11/785]], and [[VAX 8600]] processors. The mass storage server is a free-standing, high-speed, Each VAX processor or HSC50 in a cluster is called a node. Up to 16 nodes may be con
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• NCP DECnet/VAX V1.3
  Citation from "DECnet-VAX, Version 1.3 [[Software Product Description]]": ''Using the DECnet-VAX NCP utility, an operator can display the status of DECnet activity at the l
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