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In 1984 the lab where I was doing MSc had funds for an IBM PC clone. So we made one and installed two 5MB hard drives. Had the largest hard drive capability around! An Intel 8086 with a monochrome amber Amdek display and a dot matrix printer. I used the 41CX and HPIL to do the data storage and numbe...

Hi TomC

Not being ignored but I too must have missed the missive!

Geoff

Stretch Pioneers are the 48s and g series. They look like a stretched pioneer. The 18C and etc were clamshells but all were the RPL family including the 48. Cheers. Back to the alarm even if it is not xyzalarm. There is a single RTC as Thomas mentions so this would seem to be a software problem not ...

The alarm function not the HP41 was really for HPIL control. Set flag 11, turn off calc and when alarm wakes calc up, execute resident program. Mine woke up, turned off some lab equipment and turned some on back in the early 80s via HPIL. 42s was not a controller; no HPIL, so no need to implement ti...

Well that was blindingly obvious!

All updated!

Thanks

Thanks,

Will dig up the original files and utility.

Cheers, Geoff

Been REALLY busy lately so late to the update group My beta model, which is my in use calculator updated via the Quick Update procedure very easily. My production unit which was last updated to 3.12 will not update via the Quick Update procedure. It connects correctly becoming a USB disk on my lapto...

Also, there are a lot of cables out there which are power only, no transfer pins hooked up.

Test you cable on another item that is recognized to confirm it is not the cable at fault.

In Honeywells world of navigation equipment a discontinuity is followed by vectors which is preferable to circling (hold).

So yes

Let’s stop this hyperbole as it is becoming recursive!