Systems Concepts DC-10 - Revision history

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	The '''DC-10''' from [[Systems Concepts]] is a [[PDP-10]] [[disk]] [[device controller\|controller]] which interfaced with [[International Business Machines\|IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drives. It connected to both the [[PDP-10~~#Busses\|~~I/O ~~bus~~]] and to the [[PDP-10~~#Busses\|memory bus~~]]; it did not need a separate [[channel]] (e.g. a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]).		The '''DC-10''' from [[Systems Concepts]] is a [[PDP-10]] [[disk]] [[device controller\|controller]] which interfaced with [[International Business Machines\|IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drives. It connected to both the [[PDP-10 I/O Bus]] and to the [[PDP-10 Memory Bus]]; it did not need a separate [[channel]] (e.g. a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]).

	The actual drives used at MIT were [http://chmhdd.wikifoundry.com/page/Memorex+660 Memorex Model 660], compatible with the 2314, and later [[Calcomp Model 215]]'s, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.		The actual drives used at MIT were [http://chmhdd.wikifoundry.com/page/Memorex+660 Memorex Model 660], compatible with the 2314, and later [[Calcomp Model 215]]'s, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.

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2022-05-27T20:05:28Z

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	The '''DC-10''' from [[Systems Concepts]] is a [[PDP-10]] [[disk]] [[device controller\|controller]] which interfaced with [[International Business Machines\|IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drives. It connected to both the I/O bus and to the memory bus; it did not need a separate [[channel]] (e.g. a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]).		The '''DC-10''' from [[Systems Concepts]] is a [[PDP-10]] [[disk]] [[device controller\|controller]] which interfaced with [[International Business Machines\|IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drives. It connected to both the [[PDP-10#Busses\|I/O bus]] and to the [[PDP-10#Busses\|memory bus]]; it did not need a separate [[channel]] (e.g. a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]).

	The actual drives used at MIT were [http://chmhdd.wikifoundry.com/page/Memorex+660 Memorex Model 660], compatible with the 2314, and later [[Calcomp Model 215]]'s, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.		The actual drives used at MIT were [http://chmhdd.wikifoundry.com/page/Memorex+660 Memorex Model 660], compatible with the 2314, and later [[Calcomp Model 215]]'s, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.
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	[[Category: PDP-10 ~~Peripherals~~]]		[[Category: PDP-10 Storage Controllers]]

Larsbrinkhoff: DC-10 and DK-10 were apparenly closely related.

2021-08-30T05:28:48Z

DC-10 and DK-10 were apparenly closely related.

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	The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614, which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.		The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614, which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.

			The DC-10 shared hardware with the [[Systems Concepts DK-10]], using the same memory bus interface.

	=== CONI DC0, bits ===		=== CONI DC0, bits ===

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2021-04-14T18:50:26Z

directly connected to the memory bus

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	The '''DC-10''' from [[Systems Concepts]] is a [[PDP-10]] [[disk]] [[device controller\|controller]] which interfaced with [[International Business Machines\|IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drives. The actual drives used at MIT were [http://chmhdd.wikifoundry.com/page/Memorex+660 Memorex Model 660], compatible with the 2314, and later [[Calcomp]] ~~Model 215~~'s, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.		The '''DC-10''' from [[Systems Concepts]] is a [[PDP-10]] [[disk]] [[device controller\|controller]] which interfaced with [[International Business Machines\|IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drives. It connected to both the I/O bus and to the memory bus; it did not need a separate [[channel]] (e.g. a [[DF10 Data Channel\|DF10]]).

			The actual drives used at MIT were [http://chmhdd.wikifoundry.com/page/Memorex+660 Memorex Model 660], compatible with the 2314, and later [[Calcomp Model 215]]'s, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.

	The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614, which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.		The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614, which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.

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	The [[Systems Concepts]] ~~DC-10~~ is a [[PDP-10]] disk controller ~~interfacing~~ with [[IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible ~~drive~~. ~~Actual~~ drives used at MIT ~~was~~ [http://chmhdd.wikifoundry.com/page/Memorex+660 Memorex ~~model~~ 660 ], compatible with the 2314, and later a Calcomp~~, model~~ 215, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.		The '''DC-10''' from [[Systems Concepts]] is a [[PDP-10]] [[disk]] [[device controller\|controller]] which interfaced with [[International Business Machines\|IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drives. The actual drives used at MIT were [http://chmhdd.wikifoundry.com/page/Memorex+660 Memorex Model 660], compatible with the 2314, and later [[Calcomp]] Model 215's, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.

	The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614 which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.		The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614, which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.

	=== CONI DC0, bits ===		=== CONI DC0, bits ===

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	The [[Systems Concepts]] DC-10 is a [[PDP-10]] disk controller interfacing with [[IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drive. Actual drives used at MIT was [http://chmhdd.wikifoundry.com/page/Memorex+660 Memorex model 660 ], compatible with the 2314, and later ~~double density~~ Calcomp, model 215, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.		The [[Systems Concepts]] DC-10 is a [[PDP-10]] disk controller interfacing with [[IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drive. Actual drives used at MIT was [http://chmhdd.wikifoundry.com/page/Memorex+660 Memorex model 660 ], compatible with the 2314, and later a Calcomp, model 215, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.

	The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614 which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.		The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614 which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.

ForOldHack at 01:48, 19 June 2020

2020-06-19T01:48:55Z

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	The [[Systems Concepts]] DC-10 is a [[PDP-10]] disk controller interfacing with [[IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drive. Actual drives used at MIT was [ http://chmhdd.wikifoundry.com/page/Memorex+660 Memorex model 660 ], compatible with the 2314, and later double density Calcomp, model 215, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.		The [[Systems Concepts]] DC-10 is a [[PDP-10]] disk controller interfacing with [[IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drive. Actual drives used at MIT was [http://chmhdd.wikifoundry.com/page/Memorex+660 Memorex model 660 ], compatible with the 2314, and later double density Calcomp, model 215, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.

	The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614 which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.		The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614 which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.

ForOldHack at 01:47, 19 June 2020

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	The [[Systems Concepts]] DC-10 is a [[PDP-10]] disk controller interfacing with [[IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drive. Actual drives used at MIT was Memorex model 660, compatible with the 2314, and later double density Calcomp, model 215, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.		The [[Systems Concepts]] DC-10 is a [[PDP-10]] disk controller interfacing with [[IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drive. Actual drives used at MIT was [ http://chmhdd.wikifoundry.com/page/Memorex+660 Memorex model 660 ], compatible with the 2314, and later double density Calcomp, model 215, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.

	The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614 which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.		The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614 which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.

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2020-06-19T01:41:33Z

Verified model numbers and compatibility

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	The [[Systems Concepts]] DC-10 is a [[PDP-10]] disk controller interfacing with [[IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible ~~drives~~. Actual drives used at MIT was Memorex (model 660?) and later double density Calcomp (model 215?).		The [[Systems Concepts]] DC-10 is a [[PDP-10]] disk controller interfacing with [[IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drive. Actual drives used at MIT was Memorex model 660, compatible with the 2314, and later double density Calcomp, model 215, also compatible with the 2314, but offering double density.

	The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614 which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.		The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614 which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.

Larsbrinkhoff: Not actual IBM drives.

2019-07-09T10:25:01Z

Not actual IBM drives.

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	The [[Systems Concepts]] DC-10 is a [[PDP-10]] disk controller interfacing with [[IBM]] 2314 drives.		The [[Systems Concepts]] DC-10 is a [[PDP-10]] disk controller interfacing with [[IBM]] 2311/2314 compatible drives. Actual drives used at MIT was Memorex (model 660?) and later double density Calcomp (model 215?).

	The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614 which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.		The PDP-10 I/O device covers two device codes: 610 and 614 which are conventionally named DC0 and DC1.