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From: mknox@ngp.UTEXAS.EDU (mknox)
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Subject: Wanted: info on SBC-100
Message-ID: <1984@brl-smoke.ARPA>
Date: Sun, 6-Jul-86 20:38:52 EDT
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Posted: Sun Jul  6 20:38:52 1986
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An older piece of computer gear is causing more trouble than it is worth, due
to a design fault in the Z80 CPU board.  I have another board which, with a
little playing, could probably be substituted, but I have no info on it.

Does anyone have a manual (or schematics, or both?) on a SBC-100 made by
SD Computer Products (Dallas, as I recall), about 1978.  The thing is a 
Z80 CPU, serial port, and a small amount of memory.  Unfortunately, someone
has robbed two or three TTL chips off the board, and didn't mark what they
were.

Any help appreciated.  A copy of a manual and schematic GREATLY appreciated
(and renumerated).

					tnx,
						mknox@ngp.utexas.arpa