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'''MicroNotes''' (originally spelt '''μnote''') were a series of short, very detailed notes on complex technical issues from [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]]; primarily about [[hardware]], but some were about [[software]]. They were mostly about [[QBUS]] [[PDP-11]]'s, their [[bus]], and its [[peripheral|devices]]; but a few were about QBUS [[VAX]]es.

There were two sets; an original set (notionally of 111, but the re-print set below apparently contains 116), and a second set, labelled "OEM MicroNotes" (containing 41).

==Original set==

==OEM set==

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
! Number !! Title || Date
|-
| 001 || 13-Apr-82 || MUL, DIV, & ASH Instruction for the FALCON and the FALCON-PLUS
|-
| 002 || 01-Jun-83 || Block Mode DMA
|-
| 003 || 28-Nov-83 || Compatible Bootstrap for the LSI-11/73
|-
| 004 || 28-Nov-83 || LSI-11/73 Upgrade Paths
|-
| 005 || 23-Apr-84 || Q22 Compatible Options
|-
| 006 || 23-Apr-84 || Differences Between the LSI-11/73 and LSI-11/23
|-
| 007 || 01-May-84 || User Defined Memory Maps for the FALCON and the FALCON-PLUS
|-
| 008 || 22-Jun-84 || Memory Management and the LSI-11/73
|-
| 009 || 02-Jul-84 || Cache Concepts and the LSI-11/73
|-
| 010 || 27-Jul-84 || MicroVAX I/O Programming
|-
| 011 || 04-0ct-84 || LSI-11/73 Advanced Memory Management
|-
| 012 || 09-0ct-84 || OMA on the Q-bus
|-
| 013 || 09-0ct-84 || Run-time System Performance Evaluation Using MicroPower/Pascal V 1.5
|-
| 014 || 16-0ct-84 || Using Fortran Routines In A VAXELN/pascal Environment
|-
| 015 || 16-0ct-84 || Q-bus Hardware Bootstrap
|-
| 016 || 16-0ct-84 || KXTI1-CA Software Development Tools
|-
| 017 || 19-Nov-84 || LSI-11/23 ECO History
|-
| 018 || 28-Dec-84 || Programming the KXT11-CA DMA Controller
|-
| 019 || 10-Jan-85 || Disabling RAM on the MXV11-BF
|-
| 020 || 10-Jan-85 || Differences between the Mxv11-A and MXV11-B
|-
| 021 || 10-Jan-85 || Floating Point Consideration on MicroVAX I
|-
| 022 || 28-Apr-85 || Differences Between the MicroVAX I and MicroVAX II CPUs
|-
| 023 || 28-Apr-85 || MicroVAX I to MicroVAX II Upgrade Issues
|-
| 024 || 28-Apr-85 || MicroVAX Instruction Set Differences
|-
| 025 || 28-Jun-85 || FPJ11-AA Compatibility with the LSI-11/73 (KDJ11-A)
|-
| 026 || 28-Jun-85 || The MicroVAX Multicomputing Capability
|-
| 027 || 28-Jun-85 || Using Messages with VAXELN
|-
| 028 || 28-Jun-85 || MSV11-Q/M/J Memory Comparisons
|-
| 029 || 28-Jun-85 || Q-bus Expansion Concepts
|-
| 030 || 28-Jun-85 || The Private Memory Interconnect between the KDJ11-B and the MSV11-J
|-
| 031 || 28-Jun-85 || MSV11-QA Revision Differences
|-
| 032 || 28-Jun-85 || KXT11-C Parallel I/O Programming
|-
| 033 || 28-Jun-85 || System Configuration of DL-type Devices
|-
| 034 || 19-Jul-85 || Programming the KXT11-C Multiprotocal SLU
|-
| 035 || 19-Jul-85 || Backplane Expansion/Termination
|-
| 036 || 19-Jul-85 || MicroVMS Revealed
|-
| 037 || 19-Jul-85 || In Search of NanoVMS
|-
| 038 || 26-Jul-85 || DECnet Downline Loading
|-
| 039 || 08-Aug-85 || Differences between KDJ11-A and KDJ11-B
|-
| 040 || 17-Sep-85 || FPJ11 Theory of Operation
|-
| 041 || 17-Sep-85 || Device Ordering Chart for Q-bus Systems
|}

==External links==

* [http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/dec/qbus/micronoteReprints.pdf μnote Reprints]
* [http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/dec/qbus/oemMicronotes.pdf OEM MicroNotes]

[[Category: DEC Documentation]]

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 | 096 || 6/6/80 || TU58 Tips
 |-
-| 097 || 5/5/80 || TUS8 Tape Format and Addressing Modes
+| 097 || 5/5/80 || TU58 Tape Format and Addressing Modes
 |-
 | 098 || 5/19/80 || 11/23 & 11/03 RL01 Based Packaged System Expansion

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 | 055 || 12/28/78 || LSI-11 vs. LSI-l1/23 Bus Timing
 |-
-| 056 || &nbsp; || DLV11-J Cabling
+| 056 || 12/29/78 || DLV11-J Cabling
 |-
 | 057 || 12/29/78 || Location of W13 on the BDV11

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 |-
 | 041 || 17-Sep-85 || Device Ordering Chart for Q-bus Systems
 |}
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 * [http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/dec/qbus/micronoteReprints.pdf μnote Reprints]
 * [http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/dec/qbus/oemMicronotes.pdf OEM MicroNotes]
 [[Category: DEC Documentation]]

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-'''MicroNotes''' (originally spelt '''μnote''') were a series of short, very detailed notes on complex technical issues from [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]]; primarily about [[hardware]], but some were about [[software]]. They were mostly about [[QBUS]] [[PDP-11]]'s, their [[bus]], and its [[peripheral|devices]]; but a few were about QBUS [[VAX]]es.
+'''MicroNotes''' (originally spelt '''μnote''') were a series of short, very detailed notes on complex technical issues from [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]]; primarily about [[hardware]], but some were about [[software]]. They were mostly about [[QBUS]] [[PDP-11]]'s, their [[bus]], and its [[peripheral|devices]]; but a few were about QBUS [[VAX]] systems.
 There were two sets; an original set (notionally of 111, but the re-print set below apparently contains 116), and a second set, labelled "OEM MicroNotes" (containing 41).
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 | 015 || 16-0ct-84 || Q-bus Hardware Bootstrap
 |-
-| 016 || 16-0ct-84 || KXTI1-CA Software Development Tools
+| 016 || 16-0ct-84 || KXT11-CA Software Development Tools
 |-
 | 017 || 19-Nov-84 || LSI-11/23 ECO History
@@ Line 48: / Line 48: @@
 | 019 || 10-Jan-85 || Disabling RAM on the MXV11-BF
 |-
-| 020 || 10-Jan-85 || Differences between the Mxv11-A and MXV11-B
+| 020 || 10-Jan-85 || Differences between the MXV11-A and MXV11-B
 |-
 | 021 || 10-Jan-85 || Floating Point Consideration on MicroVAX I