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Latest revision as of 14:12, 16 October 2024
The Digital Ethernet UNIBUS Network Adapter (usual name DEUNA) was DEC's first UNIBUS to Ethernet network interface. It consisted of two hex boards:
- M7792 PORT MODULE
- M7793 LINK MODULE
connected by a pair of BC08R flat cables. (The manual advises that BC08S cables may be used instead of the BC08R's.) The M7792 used a T-11 chip to perform some functions; the Ethernet transceiver is connected to the M7793.
See also
- DELUA, the DEUNA's replacement
External links
- DEUNA User's Guide
- Digital Ethernet UNIBUS Network Adapter Technical Manual
- DEUNA Field Maintenance Print Set (MP-01378 - Note: The User's Guide gives the number incorrectly as '10378')
