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* MIT KA IMP, used by [[Incompatible Timesharing System|MIT-AI, ML, and MC]]. | * MIT KA IMP, used by [[Incompatible Timesharing System|MIT-AI, ML, and MC]]. | ||
* ACC LH/DH, [[UNIBUS]]. | * ACC LH/DH, [[UNIBUS]]. | ||
| − | * [[DEC]] CSS IMP11-A, UNIBUS. | + | * [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] CSS IMP11-A, UNIBUS. |
| − | * SRI, UNIBUS (via a [[DR11-C parallel interface|DR11-C]]) and [[QBUS]] (via a [[DRV11 | + | * SRI, UNIBUS (via a [[DR11-C parallel interface|DR11-C]]) and [[QBUS]] (via a [[DRV11 Parallel Line Unit|DRV11]]) |
* GIMPSPIF, used by 645 [[Multics]]. | * GIMPSPIF, used by 645 [[Multics]]. | ||
* ABSI, used by 6180 Multics. | * ABSI, used by 6180 Multics. | ||
Revision as of 14:24, 13 May 2020
A device attached to an ARPANET host to communicate with an IMP. The communication interface, the Host-to-IMP Protocol, is specified in BBN Report 1822.
List of interfaces:
