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From: gene@cooper.cooper.EDU (Gene (the Spook) )
Newsgroups: comp.sys.dec,comp.arch
Subject: Re: 8036 counter/timer chip
Message-ID: <1216@cooper.cooper.EDU>
Date: 24 Feb 88 21:50:14 GMT
References: <157@pwa-b.UUCP>
Organization: The Cooper Union (NY, NY)
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in article <157@pwa-b.UUCP>, anneser@pwa-b.UUCP (Dean Anneser) says:
> Xref: cooper comp.sys.dec:392 comp.arch:2452
> 
> Help !  Has anyone out in netland had experience with the 8036 counter/timer
> chip that is used on DEC's KXJ11-CA/KXT11-CA single board computer.  I have
> a problem that I cannot resolve.  I've talked with the KXJ11 product group
> at DEC, AMD (Advanced Micro Devices), and ZILOG, to as of yet, no avail.
> 
> Is there anyone out there at ZILOG, DEC, SGS, AMD, SHARP, or anywhere else,
> who could be of assistance.

I'm having a b*tch of a time trying to mail anything from here, so I'll
just post my message. Sorry...

Anyway, although I'm not at all familiar with the chip in question, I might
suggest trying either GE/Intersil, Standard Microsystems Corp, or Exar/Exel
for some help. You didn't mention which company put the bugger out (maybe by
the logo on the chip, if there is any), so I can't be sure.

If all else fails, you might try your local "IC Master". You know, that
foot-thick collection of chip listings, companies, and their addresses? That
might very well be your best bet.


					Spookfully yours,
					Gene

					...!ihnp4!philabs!phri!cooper!gene


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