and a Burroughs TD015

[nourathar]

And while I'm at it, here some picts of the TD015 I encountered in the same week !
The switches and keycaps are the same as the TP110, so no pictures of those...

top.JPG (1019.89 KiB) Viewed 1998 times

bottom.JPG (957.82 KiB) Viewed 1998 times

label.JPG (1.17 MiB) Viewed 1998 times

top_caseless.JPG (857.08 KiB) Viewed 1998 times

controller.JPG (670.64 KiB) Viewed 1998 times

pcb.JPG (2.86 MiB) Viewed 1998 times

leds.JPG (574.62 KiB) Viewed 1998 times

label_inside.JPG (595.75 KiB) Viewed 1992 times

[pr0ximity]

Interesting, are you able to find a date of manufacture on it? I have a TD016 (the data entry variant) and thought that the sticker above the serial number on the plate was it, but your '8042' doesn't make much sense as a year/month. Mine is '7811' which I assumed was Nov '78:



They clean up nicely and have some beautiful caps. How do the switches on yours feel? Mine are a bit sticky on off-center presses, the spacebar especially. I was pretty disappointed with the legendary Hall Effect switches

[seebart]

Interesting, are you able to find a date of manufacture on it? I have a TD016 (the data entry variant) and thought that the sticker above the serial number on the plate was it, but your '8042' doesn't make much sense as a year/month. Mine is '7811' which I assumed was Nov '78:

It may also be year/week in year as in 42nd week of 1980.

[nourathar]

I did not find any other indications of a date of manufacture, and I think seebart is right; in electronics year/weeknumber datecodes are very common as I suppose that year/month codes would often not be finegrained enough..

[pr0ximity]

Ah, of course! Case closed