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On 2008-03-18, Gavin Seddon <gavin.m.seddon@×××××××××××××.uk> wrote: |
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>>>> HI DOES ANYONE KNOW OF GOOD TRAINABLE NN SOFTWARE ON PORTAGE? |
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>>> No, afraid not. |
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>>> But I do know a good howto that tells you where the Caps Lock key is and |
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>>> how to press it. |
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>> Maybe he didn't spend the extra money for the lowercase option |
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>> on his ADM3 terminal... |
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I got a bit curious and found this web page: |
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http://www.decodesystems.com/lsi-adm3-kit.html |
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I used quite a few of those terminals when I was in Univeristy. |
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They didn't have a microprocessor: just a big board chock-full |
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of 7400-series ttl logic and a 40-pin UART over in the corner. |
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It must have been later that the ADM3a came out with lower-case |
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support. That was plush (though a bit ugly, since I think it |
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was still 5x7 without descenders). |
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There are some better ADM3 pictures at |
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http://www.thepcmuseum.net/hardware.php |
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The ones I remember were the smaller without the numeric keypad |
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(with the little brightness knob above the keyboard on the |
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right-hand side). Except we had really ugly light-blue ones... |
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Grant |
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