HP Products Bulletin Aug 1976

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(02-02-2017 07:53 PM)Duane Hess Wrote:  Hi:

Just wanted to call attention to a publication which was new to me. It is an update to the 8/76 Calculator Products Division Accessory List.

Interesting is information on the 9800 series. What interested me was a listing of 9800 manuals, including insertable ROM block manuals. Hence, part numbers/names for the ROM blocks. Which I have wanted to determine on several occasions. Along with some cable, paper, magnetic/paper card part numbers and various peripheral manuals are listed.

It is located at:

http://ftp.computermuseum.informatik.uni...ug1976.pdf
(that is one line with no spaces, not sure how it looks to you)

simply put it in your browser's address bar. Use the ftp:// as it appears, do not substitude or add http:// and you will be taken to the PDF. It is in English.
** (EDIT) if you click the link above, it will fail as it adds http:// at the front. Simply remove the remove it and leave the ftp://
If your browser goes automatically to a search window and you loose the link, right-click on the above link and select copy-shortcut or copy-link-location and paste it into the browser bar. ** besure to remove the prepended http:

You can type:
http://ftp.computermuseum.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de
and will end up at the root directory of the structure that contains the PDF in the HP directory. There are quite a list of various vendor stuff listed.

Should you enter:
http://computermuseum.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de
you will end up at a web page (I assume German), with options for French and English. The page is a computing technology site of calculator and home/commercial computer information/exhibits.

Just an FYI, as I've found having HP part numbers handy and this list a some which were helpful to me anyways.

Just as an addendum, the forum post will always say http://ftp.computermuseum...., remove the http, replace the ftp. with ftp://, you should end up with ftp://computermuseum.... (fill in the rest of the URL from the message above).

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