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The '''TS11 Subsystem''' was a low price, medium performance, [[9-track]] [[magnetic tape]] tape storage system which had custom [[microprocessor]] controlled electronics for high data reliability and maintainability. The TS11 Subsystem consists of the [[TS11 tape transport]], and the [[TS11 controller]] interface module, which plugs into a [[UNIBUS]] [[backplane]] in the host computer. They communicate over a [[serial]] [[bus]].
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The '''TS11 Subsystem''' was a low price, medium performance, [[9-track]] [[magnetic tape]] tape storage system which had custom [[microprocessor]] controlled electronics for high data reliability and maintainability. The TS11 Subsystem consists of the [[TS04 Tape Transport]], and the [[TS11 controller]] interface module, which plugs into a [[UNIBUS]] [[backplane]] in the host computer. They communicate over a [[serial]] [[bus]].
  
 
A TS11 with one [[magnetic tape drive]] was US$15,400 in 1980 (according to: ''PDP-11, VAX-11 Price List April - September 1980'', EE-18587-04-80).
 
A TS11 with one [[magnetic tape drive]] was US$15,400 in 1980 (according to: ''PDP-11, VAX-11 Price List April - September 1980'', EE-18587-04-80).

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The TS11 Subsystem was a low price, medium performance, 9-track magnetic tape tape storage system which had custom microprocessor controlled electronics for high data reliability and maintainability. The TS11 Subsystem consists of the TS04 Tape Transport, and the TS11 controller interface module, which plugs into a UNIBUS backplane in the host computer. They communicate over a serial bus.

A TS11 with one magnetic tape drive was US$15,400 in 1980 (according to: PDP-11, VAX-11 Price List April - September 1980, EE-18587-04-80).

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