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* Nord-1 [[NORD-1 Serial 47|serial number 47]] | * Nord-1 [[NORD-1 Serial 47|serial number 47]] | ||
* Two Nord-10 in bad condition ([[NORD-1 Serial 619|1]] 2) | * Two Nord-10 in bad condition ([[NORD-1 Serial 619|1]] 2) | ||
* Eleven ND-110 satellites | * Eleven ND-110 satellites in various states, from complete and running to a pile of components. | ||
* Two ND-100 satellite 9 systems | ** [[ND-110 Satellite 9883.21251|#1 Serial 21251]] Working, at home, ND-120, Ethernet II | ||
** [[ND-110 Satellite 9883.21244|#2 Serial 21244]] Working, at storage, ND-110, Ethernet II | |||
** [[ND-110 Satellite 9883.21202|#3 Serial 21202]] Missing floppy, streamer and disc | |||
** [[ND-110 Satellite 9883.21245|#4 Serial 21245]] Missing a lot of cards, floppy, streamer and disc | |||
** [[ND-110 Satellite 9883.21240|#5 Serial 21240]] Missing front, floppy, streamer and a few cards | |||
** [[ND-110 Satellite 9883.21207|#6 Serial 21207]] In pieces and butchered for parts | |||
** [[ND-110 Satellite 9883.21242|#7 Serial 21242]] Missing hard drive, mostly complete | |||
** [[ND-110 Satellite 9883.21183|#8 Serial 21183]] Empty shell but has a hard disc | |||
** [[ND-110 Satellite 9883.21232|#9 Serial 21232]] Missing floppy and streamer, mostly complete | |||
** [[ND-110 Satellite 9883.21674|#10 Serial 21674]] Missing front, power supply, disc, floppy, streamer, CPU and memory | |||
** [[ND-110 Satellite 9883.21211|#11 Serial 21211]] In pieces, mostly an empty shell. | |||
* Two ND-100 satellite 9 systems | |||
** [[ND-100-Satellite-9_Serial_900.11|#1 Serial 900.11]] | |||
** [[ND-100-Satellite-9_Serial_900.314|#2 Serial 900.314]] | |||
* A ND-100 compact | * A ND-100 compact | ||
* Four ND-110 compact | * Four ND-110 compact | ||
** [[ND-110-Compact_Serial_3051.19985|#1 Serial 19985]] | |||
** [[ND-110-Compact_Serial_3031.17848|#2 Serial 17848]] | |||
** [[ND-110-Compact_Serial_unknown_1|#3 Serial number unknown]] | |||
** [[ND-110-Compact_Serial_unknown_2|#4 Serial number unknown]] | |||
* A ND-100 in an orange half rack | * A ND-100 in an orange half rack | ||
* Four loose ND-100 CPU crates ([[ND-100-Crate_Serial_Unknown1|1]] [[ND-100-Crate_Serial_Unknown2|2]] [[ND-100-Crate_Serial_Unknown3|3]] [[ND-100-Crate_Serial_Unknown4|4]]) | * Four loose ND-100 CPU crates ([[ND-100-Crate_Serial_Unknown1|1]] [[ND-100-Crate_Serial_Unknown2|2]] [[ND-100-Crate_Serial_Unknown3|3]] [[ND-100-Crate_Serial_Unknown4|4]]) | ||
Revision as of 05:48, 20 September 2016
ND enthusiast, arsenic digger and basically weird!
Via different donations, both small and big I'm the proud caretaker of the following collection.
- Nord-1 serial number 47
- Two Nord-10 in bad condition (1 2)
- Eleven ND-110 satellites in various states, from complete and running to a pile of components.
- #1 Serial 21251 Working, at home, ND-120, Ethernet II
- #2 Serial 21244 Working, at storage, ND-110, Ethernet II
- #3 Serial 21202 Missing floppy, streamer and disc
- #4 Serial 21245 Missing a lot of cards, floppy, streamer and disc
- #5 Serial 21240 Missing front, floppy, streamer and a few cards
- #6 Serial 21207 In pieces and butchered for parts
- #7 Serial 21242 Missing hard drive, mostly complete
- #8 Serial 21183 Empty shell but has a hard disc
- #9 Serial 21232 Missing floppy and streamer, mostly complete
- #10 Serial 21674 Missing front, power supply, disc, floppy, streamer, CPU and memory
- #11 Serial 21211 In pieces, mostly an empty shell.
- Two ND-100 satellite 9 systems
- A ND-100 compact
- Four ND-110 compact
- A ND-100 in an orange half rack
- Four loose ND-100 CPU crates (1 2 3 4)
- A ND-500 and a filestore with SMB disks
- One ND-5200 compact and one ND-5xxx compact (It depends on what I can put together)
- One ND-5xxx compact card cage without cards.
- A ND-5700
- A ND-5700 without CPU
- A ND filestore with SCSI discs
- Two different tape drives
- Two ND 511 HAWK disks (CDC 9427H-R HAWK CDD, SMB, 10 Mbyte, also marked ND 31-304) in cabinets. (1 2)
- A ND 585 Phoenix disk (CDC 9448 CDD, SMB, 16+16 Mbyte) for rack mounting.
- A number of different loose disks
- ND 138-0633 Fujitsu b030-4740-T002A M2322K 8 inch disk drive (168 Mbyte with SMB interface)
- ND 106160 CDC 9715 340 Mbyte 9" FSD, part no 73088701 serial number 14328
- ND 106160 CDC 9715 340 Mbyte 9" FSD, part no 73088701 serial number 13115
- ND 106150 CDC 9715 500 Mbyte 9" FSD, part no 73089401 serial number 2555
- ND 106170 CDC 9715 Mbyte 9" RSD, part no 72860001 serial number 13257
- Several Micropolis SCSI disks
- Some MFM drives
- A ND butterfly
- A whole lot of various cards and other loose pieces
- Close to a ton of documentation
- A lot of different software.
- And a large number of terminals
- 36 NOTIS VDU terminals, made by Nokia
- A TELERAY 10 terminal, came with the NORD-10/S from LUDD
- A Teletype terminal, came with the NORD-1 from Gjövik fagskole
- A CAD terminal, CLOU III, ND 111055 with digitizer, pen and two LCD screens
- A rebranded Texas Instruments printer terminal.
- Several Tandberg terminals of various models
But a collector never gets enough so what I'm looking for right now is :
- More information about the ND-5000 series of computers.
- More CPU:s to upgrade my ND-5700 system.
- A ND-5850 CPU or ND-5800 CPU.
- Hardware information about OWS, also known as the butterfly
- Microcode information for ND-110/ND-120 CPU:s
- More ND-10 and ND-50 hardware
- A 80 Mbyte CDC SMB cartridge disk to read the media I got
Some of my ND projects beside this wiki
- Get a satellite up and running and connect it to the internet.
- Make a ND media reader to read old ND-media (floppies, disks, tapes)
- Make an extension to linux to be able to mount SINTRAN III partitions
I made a brief showing at a local lan, Frostbyte 2013, with some of my computers, among other a ND-110 with a notis terminal. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIMtinBfVOc
Got some more documentation and software during spring 2016, among other things several versions of SINTRAN III and OWS-related stuff.
Restoration
- Many fasteners are DZUS quarter turn quick lock. One source of these are Aeromateriel
Miscellaneous
If you are interested in getting a ND system, want to get rid of a ND system or just chat about these computers, feel free to contact me.
Contact information:
I live in northern Sweden in Umeå. Phone : +46 (0)73 98 67 881 email : axelsson at acc.umu.se