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* [[KA11 CPU|KA11]] | * [[KA11 CPU|KA11]] | ||
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* [[KD11-A CPU|KD11-A]] | * [[KD11-A CPU|KD11-A]] | ||
** [[KT11-D Memory Management|KT11-D]], [[KE11-E Extended Instruction Set|KE11-E]]/[[KE11-F Floating Instruction Set|KE11-F]] | ** [[KT11-D Memory Management|KT11-D]], [[KE11-E Extended Instruction Set|KE11-E]]/[[KE11-F Floating Instruction Set|KE11-F]] | ||
| − | * [[KD11-B CPU|KD11-B]] | + | * [[KD11-B CPU|KD11-B]] (2 inlays) |
Devices which support the KM11-A, and for which overays exist, are: | Devices which support the KM11-A, and for which overays exist, are: | ||
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* [[TM11 magtape controller|TM11]] | * [[TM11 magtape controller|TM11]] | ||
* [[RX0x floppy drive|RX01]] | * [[RX0x floppy drive|RX01]] | ||
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| + | ==Replicas== | ||
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| + | The original DEC KM11-A's are incredibly scarce, but they are also a very powerful diagnostic tool. So, there have been several different projects to produce replicas; see the links below. | ||
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| + | ==Externl links== | ||
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| + | * [http://www.psych.usyd.edu.au/pdp-11/maint_panel.html Maintenance Control Panel] - DEC's original | ||
| + | * [http://www.shiresoft.com/products/km11/KM11%20Replica.html KM11 Replica] - Guy Sotomayor | ||
| + | * [http://www.ubanproductions.com/museum.html Replacement KM11 maintenance board] - Tom Uban | ||
| + | * [http://www.ubanproductions.com/km11x.html How to build a clone of the DEC KM11 maintenance module] - by Tony Duell | ||
[[Category: PDP-11s]] | [[Category: PDP-11s]] | ||
Revision as of 16:36, 21 February 2019
The KM11-A Maintenance Set (also variously called the KM11-A Maintenance Panel, KM11-A Maintenance Console and KM11-A Maintenance Cards in some later DEC manuals) is a device used to perform maintenance activities on early PDP-11 CPUs and some early PDP-11 peripherals.
As produced by DEC, a KM11 consists of a W131 Maintenance Indicator Module plugged into a W130 Maintenance Connector Module; later a W131 and a W133 Driver Module. The W131 contains an array of 28 lights, three double-throw switches, and a single spring-loaded double-throw switch.
Overlays
A variety of overlays, specific to a CPU or peripheral, indicate the meaning of the lights, and the function of the switches, when used with that CPU or peripheral.
The CPUs which can use the KM11-A, and for which overays exist, are:
Devices which support the KM11-A, and for which overays exist, are:
Replicas
The original DEC KM11-A's are incredibly scarce, but they are also a very powerful diagnostic tool. So, there have been several different projects to produce replicas; see the links below.
Externl links
- Maintenance Control Panel - DEC's original
- KM11 Replica - Guy Sotomayor
- Replacement KM11 maintenance board - Tom Uban
- How to build a clone of the DEC KM11 maintenance module - by Tony Duell
