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runs the same stuff.

> You can find T11 chips in several Q-bus and Unibus peripherals, most notably
> the RQDX1, 2, and 3 (the chip labeled "27-17311-01").

Also used in VT240/241 terminals.

My collection have some marked DEC DC311/es (T-11 engineering samples).

I's a nice chip with a straightforward interface.  Anyone that knows 8085,
nsc800 would like interfacing t-11. Instruction set is base LSI11.

Allison


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>> Yes, the 11/53 is a KDJ11-D.

>Not KDF-11B????

The KDF11-B (why are people putting the hyphens in all the wrong places?) is
the quad-height 11/23 with two SLU's and boot ROM.

Tim.