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An '''RH10 MASSBUS controller''' is a [[secondary storage]] [[device controller]] for the [[PDP-10]], primarily for the early models ([[KA10]] and [[KI10]]) which had the PDP-10 [[input/output|I/O]] [[bus]] as a standard bus.
An '''RH10 MASSBUS controller''' is a [[secondary storage]] [[device controller]] for the [[PDP-10]], primarily for the early models ([[KA10]] and [[KI10]]) which had the [[PDP-10 I/O Bus]] as a standard bus. It is always paired with a [[DF10 Data Channel]] unit which performs [[Direct Memory Access|DMA]] to [[main memory]].


It works with [[MASSBUS]] [[disk]] [[drive]]s and [[magnetic tape drive]]s (such as the [[RP04 disk drive|RP04]], etc, series drives); up to 8 drives per RH10. It is paired with a [[DF10 Data Channel]] unit which performs [[Direct Memory Access|DMA]] to [[main memory]].
It works with [[MASSBUS]] [[disk]] [[drive]]s and [[magnetic tape drive]]s (such as the [[RP04 disk drive|RP04]], etc, series drives); up to 8 drives per RH10.  


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Revision as of 12:37, 25 October 2022

An RH10 MASSBUS controller is a secondary storage device controller for the PDP-10, primarily for the early models (KA10 and KI10) which had the PDP-10 I/O Bus as a standard bus. It is always paired with a DF10 Data Channel unit which performs DMA to main memory.

It works with MASSBUS disk drives and magnetic tape drives (such as the RP04, etc, series drives); up to 8 drives per RH10.

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