Roy's Equipment Page

Printers:

I've recently come into posession of a fair pile of dot-matrix printers. Many of these are Okidata, a couple are Panasonic, and one is a Lexmark. A small number of them are wide-carriage, and a small number of them are 24-pin but most are narrow-carriage and 9-pin. I know that businesses that print multi-part forms still use these. Make me an offer!

• Lexmark 2380 Plus Printer (1 unit)
• Okidata Microline Tractor Feed Option Kit, fits 320 and 390 printers, new in box (qty 1)
• Okidata Microline 184 Turbo Printer, new in box (1 unit)
• Okidata Microline 192 Printer (1 unit)
• Okidata Microline 320 9-pin Printer (6 5 units)
• Okidata Microline 323 9-pin Printer (1 unit)
• Okidata Microline 390 Plus 24-pin Printer (3 units)
• Okidata Microline 391 24-pin Printer, wide carriage (1 unit)
• Okidata Microline 590 24-pin Printer (3 units)
• Panasonic KX-P1091i Printer (1 unit)
• Panasonic KX-P2023 Printer (1 unit)

Networking stuff:

• "Xyplex 3020 10BaseT Workgroup Hub", which takes a standard power cord rather than the wall-wart like the hub I'm using here. This has eight data ports plus two ports for tying to other hubs, all RJ45 connectors.
• Accton Etherhub 12i", which is similar but has 12 ports while the above unit has only eight, plus there are two "bus" connectors, an AUI connector, and a BNC connector on the rear panel. It also uses a standard power cord.

I will be happy to supply a standard power cord for either of the above items that need one.

• USR 3Com "OfficeConnect 56K LAN Modem", a device which provides the usual couple of phone jacks to connect to your phone line and telephone like a typical modem, but instead of using a serial connection to the computer also provides four LAN jacks on the rear panel. This is about the size of a typical external modem.

 

• Hewlett-Packard "Jetdirect EX Plus" VCCI-1 Print Server. This has a parallel port and both BNC and 10BaseT connections on the rear panel, and is about the size of a typical smaller external modem.

UPSs

I have a number of UPSs here (~15 or so), all approximately 300VA rated, all "removed from service". These may work just fine if a new battery is installed in them. If you are not local to me shipping is going to be a bear. Or it may be possible to hack them to just use the inverter portion of things with some alternate-energy setup -- if you have details on how this might be done I'd sure like to know about it. Make me an offer!

Terminals:

I will be acquiring a number of terminals in the near future, both color and monochrome. These are mostly Wyse. Email me if you're interested.

Industrial:

One "Omron OC21" module, in box, this has paper wrapping (that's been opened) on it, condition is unknown and I have no way to test this item.

Laptop Accessories:

"Satellite 430CDS/CDT" -- this is apparently a docking station and other stuff for those particular models of Toshiba laptop, which does me no good whatsoever without that laptop.

Included in the box is:

• a docking station
• an external floppy drive
• a whole mess of floppies, including:
  • 9 disks "Sony screen saver"
  • 2 disks "MPEG-1 arcade player"
  • 2 disks "Logitech Mouseware"
  • 1 disk "Toshiba Companion" (2 of these)
  • 4 disks "Toshiba Noteworthy Catalog"
  • 2 disks "Toshiba Magic Disk"
  • 11, 9, and 10 disks all labeled "Windows 95" and in all different colors

Apple IIgs System:

This includes:

• the computer itself
• a 5.25" external drive
• a 3.5" external drive
• a keyboard
• a monitor
• an "Imagewriter II" printer
• cables attached to some of this stuff to connect it all together

Old PC Stuff -

I have a fair amount of older PC stuff, so if there's anything in particular that you're looking for, email me and let me know. This inludes:

• 486 and earlier MBs (which are still useful for some things, I'm using one for a firewall/router here). You can see some (rather large) pics of a few of them here, here, and here.
• ISA and VLB cards for I/O, video, HD MFM controllers, some specialized boards, and assorted other functions
• older, smaller HDs, etc.
• a microchannel LAN card, NIB
• An SMC ARCNet card
• An IBM Token Ring Network card
• a bunch of floppy drives, including some of the 3.5" drives that mount directly into a 5.25" drive bay as used in some compaq systems

S-100 Stuff -

PMMI Modem -- I have a pic of it here. I also have the owner's manual. This will perhaps be of some interest to collectors.