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Alastair is correct. BTW, Another field you could add is (oblong or square) power supply type.

zephyr wrote:Alastair is correct. BTW, Another field you could add is (oblong or square) power supply type.

Are there any photographs of the various transformers available?

zephyr wrote:Alastair is correct.

Ok, so to be on the "safe" side I should have the motherboard field looking like this?:
16x16 Issue 1
16x16 Issue 2
16x16 Issue 3
16x16 Issue 4
16x16 Issue 5
16x16 Issue 6
Piggy Back Issue 1
Piggy Back Issue 2
Piggy Back Issue 3
Piggy Back Issue 4
Piggy Back Issue 5
Piggy Back Issue 6
Siemens Issue 1
Siemens Issue 2
Siemens Issue 3
Siemens Issue 4
Siemens Issue 5
Siemens Issue 6
OKI Issue 1
OKI Issue 2
OKI Issue 3
OKI Issue 4
OKI Issue 5
OKI Issue 6

Vato

Vato wrote:Ok, so to be on the "safe" side I should have the motherboard field looking like this?:
[snip]

Vato

Wouldn't it be better to have two entries: one for type (16x16, Piggy Back, Siemens, or OKI), the second entry for issue number? It would make the survey easier to compile, and at the moment we don't know which combinations of type and issue exist.
Ditto for the power supply board.

Alastair

Alastair wrote: Wouldn't it be better to have two entries: one for type (16x16, Piggy Back, Siemens, or OKI), the second entry for issue number? It would make the survey easier to compile, and at the moment we don't know which combinations of type and issue exist.
Ditto for the power supply board.

Alastair

OK!

Vato

I have added a couple of new fields, trying to make it following the lines we have discussed here.

Thanks for the additional registrations, whoever made them

The registrations are now, of course, missing some fields, so if any of those that have registered reads this, you can post the additional info here (remembering to include the ID) and I'll update the database.

Pictures of the various RAM configurations, power supplies etc. are also very welcome!

Vato

PS. since I'm on vacation now, I will not be able to check in every day.

Here is a pic of a UK 1286 RF modulator. It is from 053679 DG.
I will add more detail to the machines that I have already posted and to a few more once I pick up the courage to enter the loft. Gareth

That picture is also a really good example of the OKI RAM configuration. Alastair, is your RAM configuration like this?

zephyr wrote:That picture is also a really good example of the OKI RAM configuration. Alastair, is your RAM configuration like this?

Yes, though in my case the OKIs are labelled M3732L-20RS 2Y110.

Vato wrote:I have added a couple of new fields, trying to make it following the lines we have discussed here.

Thanks for the additional registrations, whoever made them

The registrations are now, of course, missing some fields, so if any of those that have registered reads this, you can post the additional info here (remembering to include the ID) and I'll update the database.

Pictures of the various RAM configurations, power supplies etc. are also very welcome!

Vato

PS. since I'm on vacation now, I will not be able to check in every day.

Have a good holiday, but to stop you having a relaxing time here's some work for you!

ID 78
Market - UK
RAM - OKI
RF - 1286
PS - Square (White)