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Latest revision as of 07:43, 16 October 2024
The Digital ETHERNET Q-Bus Network Adapter (short, and usual, name DEQNA) was DEC's first QBUS to Ethernet network interface. It was a dual card, the M7504.
To pack all the functionality required onto a dual card (the early DEUNA takes two hex cards to hold the equivalent functionality), a number of complex chips are used:
- Signetics SCN8051HCCN40 8-bit microcontroller
- Fujitsu MB8795A LAN Node Controller
- DEC DC336 QBUS Interface/DMA Controller (DEC part number 21-21427-01)
See also
- DIGITAL Ethernet Local-Area-Network to Q-bus Adapter, DELQA, the DEQNA's replacement
External links
- DEQNA ETHERNET User's Guide (EK-DEQNA-UG-001)
- QBUS to Ethernet Cable Kit (MP-01811)
