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.. JUNE 7. 19'4 oPTION L.IST PAGES 1-111 MODUL.E L.IST PAGES 118.194 • STATUS 1 (UNANNOUNCED) & STATUS ., (OBSO~ETE) OPTIONS DE~ETED 0000 PPPPP TTTTT1T 0000 N N ~ 55S5S TTTTTTT 1 a l";) p p T 0 0 NN N ~ S T a 0 P P T a 0 N N N ~ S T 0 0 ppppp T 0 a N N N ~ 5SSS T 0 0 P T 0 0 N N N ~ S T 0 0 P T 0 a N NN L. S T 0000 P T 0000 N N ~~~~L.~ 55SSS T OPTION DESiGNATION 1.151 JUN 7, 1974 STATUS 1 & ? DELETED OICI< 8EST THIS 15 A ~IST OF DESIGNATIONS AND NAMES OF' £QUIPMENT WHICIof J.tAS BEEN, ! S. OR MAY BE AVAll.ABI.E fOR SAL.E BY CEC. THE OPTIONS A~~ SORTED BY MODEl.. NUM8~R, THE MOOE~ ~UMBER HAS 8EEN PLACED IN THE SPACE AVAll..A9LE FOR IT IN THE ACCOUNTING FORMAT. T~I5 SPACE CONSISTS or A MAIN 5 CHARACTER FIEL.D 'OI.~OWrD BY A 2.C~ARACTER "VARIATION" FIELD, A DASH SEPARATES T~E TWO P!EI..DS, WHIL.E THE M~IN NUMBER IS RIGIoIT JUSTIfIED ANO TIofE VARIATION IS I.EFT JUSTI'IEO~ IN GENERAl.., 01..0 MODEL NUMBERS CONTAIN NO LETTERS IN THE MAIN FJ£~D Wloll~E ~EW MODEl.. NUM8~R5 CONTAIN 2 LETT~RS FO~L.OWED BY 2 NUMBERS rOR OPTIONS AND ON! L.ETTER fO~L.OWED 8Y 3 OR • NUMBERS FOR MOOU~ES. T~E INITIA~ ~ETT~R IN THE MAIN rtELD GENERA~~Y IS THE SAME AS THE CATEGORY. E¥CEPTIONS TO T~fS ARE COMPUTERS, ~!STED IN CATE:GORY E. TIoIE MODE~ NU~8ER rDR A TESTE~ USES THE SAME CHARACTERS IN T~E MAIN FIELD AS ODES THE OPTION rOR W~lCH IT IS DESIGNED, WIT~ T~E rIRST CHARACTER IN TIofE VARIATION ~IELO BEtNG "T", FOR EXAMPLE, 2 TESTERS 'O~ THE R~01~A MIGHT BE NA~EO RP01"TA AND RP01-TB. SUCH TESTER NUMB~RS AR~ NOT LISTED ~ERE. THEY ARE CONTROLL.ED BY DRAPTtNG. T~E "USED ON" COLUMN REPERS TO THE OPTIONS OR COMPUTERS TO WHICH THE ITEM IN QUESTION MAV BE CONNECTED. T~E "ENG MGR" IS THE ENGINEERING MANAGER WHO HAS T~E fINAL RESPONSIBILlTV FOR THE DEVICE. THE "~ANUF'CTURING AREA" IS THE GROUP THAT MANUFACTURES OR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEVICE, CO~ ~ PDP11 COMMUNICATIONS r, A. T., WESTMINSTER CON = CONTROL sySTEMS ess = SPECIAl. SYSTeMS, PARKER ST DAS 8 DEC SYSTEM 10 ADVANCED SYSTEMS rs = rIELD SERVICE IPG = INOUSTRIA~ PROOUCTS, MAVNARD ~V' = ~Ow VO~UMN PROOUCTION, "PARKER ST ~AV = MAYNARD, TIofOMPSON ST. SOC = sorTWARE DlSTRIBUTION CENTER SSAU = SPECIA~ SYSTEMS. AUSTRALIA SSOAL = SPECIAL. SYSTEMS, CAL.lrORNIA SSOAN = SP~CIA~ SYSTEMS, CANADA SSCH : SPECIAL SYSTEMS, CHICAGO SSMU eSPECIAl.. SYSTEMS, MUNICH SSUK = SPECIAL. SYSTEMS. ENGLAND TP~ = TRADITIONAL PRODUCTS TYI' = TVPSETTING WF' = wESTFIELD wM = WESTMINSTER THE "D£SIGN ENGINEER" ~AS OESIGN RESPONSIBILITY FOR TIoIE DEVICE, AND IS AVAI~AB~E TO HEL.P SO~VE PROBLEMS "TH.T CANNOT BE IoIANOLEO ay THE PRODUCTION ENGINEER. i~E npRODU~TICN ENGINEER" DETE~MINES T~E METHOD OF MANUFACTURE AND BUILDS THE PILOT RUN, IoIE IS A~Sa AVAILAB~E TO SOLVE ~R08LEMS WITH THE DEVICE THAT T~E PRODUCTlnN LINE CAN~DT SOLVE. TH~ "STATUS" CODE IS A~ rOLLOws: 2 1*- UNANNOUNCED 5 = RELEASED TO PRODUCTION 2 - IN DESIGN AND ANNOUNCED 6 = OBSOLETE. BUT CAN STILL BE CUSTOM BUILT 3 ~ CUSTOM BUILT 7 = OBSOLETE ANO CAN~OT BE BUILT 4 • RE~E.SED TO SUlLO .. = NO OPTION, BUT A SERIES NAME "MO/~R" ~ECaROS THE MONT~ ANO YEAR or THE LATEST C~ANGE IN STATUS OR DESCRIPTION ON THAT LIN£ THOSE ITEMS ~:ITH STATUS 1 AND 7 ARE NOT INCLUOED I~ THE GENERALLV DISTRIBUTEe LIST SINCE STATUS 1 AND 7 ITEMS ARE COMPANY CO~rIOENTIAL. MONT~LY UPOATEO COMPLETE LISTS ARE SENT TO THE rOLLaWI~G PEOPLE' 309 ASPEI.L M82 JOE MADDEN 4.5 ROGER POTHIER 5~' eEV HALL.MAN, KANATA, CANADA GINGER CARRO~L (2) 1.4 BILL SHAW 5 .. 4 KEN RUSS 1-3 i"; I~· MC HUGH PK1 AL pF'VrFER 4-4 CHUCK BRANNIGAN WF MARY BARR PK3p2 15J PHIL TAYS 4.5 rRAN~ CASSIDY 1-5 JOHN HOL,HAN PKl BILL BURNS 5 ... 4 RE~E THIBAULT 21-3 ~ON RUlECKI "K3 BILL. HOG.N 5 .. 2 BRUCE OILLINGHAM MARL.BORO ~ACK HARRIGAN 1-4 A~N WOOD 4-4 CHARLES rEELE:V, IRE LOREN~O RASILLE 1-4 FAIJL MC GAUNN WF' PETER 8RIGGS 1-4 MARK OLSEN MB2 A MONTHLY LIST THAT INCL.UO~S A~L SPECIAL SYSTEM MODULES & OPTIONS IS SENT TO THE pO~~OW1NG PEOPLE; JAMES CO~MIER 4-4 THE "CATEGORY" CODE I~ AS POLLOWSI A • ANALOG.OIGITAL-A~A~OG N a PU~SE HEIG~T ANALySIS EQUIPMENT 3 • MISCEL~ANEnUS p II PAPER TAPE EQUIP~ENT c • CA~D HAND~ING EQUIPMENT Q II PROGRAMS ~ • DATA HAND~rNG EQUIPMENT R II ROTATING MAGNETIC MEMORIES ~ II COMPUTERS S II SPARE PARTS ~ • INTERNAL COMPUTE; 0PTIONS T II MAGNETIC TAPE EQUIPMENT ~ • LINE PRINTERS ANO TY~EWRITERS V II VISUAL READOUT (OISP~AYS) ~ • MEMORIES (NON-ROTATING) X II X~Y PL.OTTERS THERE S~~ULO BE .N ENTRV IN eVERY COLUMN POR EACH ITEM, P~EASE EXAMINE THOSE ITEMS POR WH!C~ YOU ARE LISTED AS nESIGN O~ PROOUCTION ENGINEER AND SUPPLY THE MISSING INrORMATION TO DICK BEST OR JUNE PAYNE (X2273), GL.DSSARY OF INITIALS AA • A. ADELMAN 5-5 8T = BHUCE TARPL.EY 5.2 OMD • DAN DADOIECO 12-2 FXS=FE~lX SCHMITT SSMU AAM=ALEC MU~AR. KANATA 8U • R. BURTON 1-J DML=O. LITWINET~ 5.5 r~ ~ FRANK ~ERES~I 1;2 A8W = ANDY WHITE PKl BV = B. VACHON 5-2 DN = D. NEVAL.A (9) 1·4 GBH=G HARR!NGTON 12~2 a AC • A~ CO~AN 5-2 BW=B WIGGLESWORT~ '-2 DO = D. O'CONNOR 21"3 GO~JACK OEL8ROCCO 21~3 ADL = AL OELUCA 5·2 BW~ • ~ERNIE HAL.L. 1-2 DOANE = R. OOANE 5.3 GOG = GERRY GANONG 5~5 AEH = AL HeLENIUS 1-2 CA = R. eACY WM DOV ~ DAVID VEINOT 1-5 GEF • GEO FRIEND 4-3 AEK=ARNIE ~ORELIT~ 1·~ CA~N=JANICE CARN~S 5.2 DP = DICK PETERSON 1-4 GEG • GERRV GAGNON 5~3 AEW = ART WI~LIAMS 1-3 CAV=OHUCK A VOUSE 1·3 DPR • DAVE RODGERS 5-3 GES=GUNT£R SC~NE!OER 1e3 Ar • ALA~ rRANT~ M81 CS = A. CAMPBELL NB DPS.O~VID STRANO SSCAL. GF = G. ~ORO 21~. AH • AL ~I~SCH 1-4 CSP I CHUCK BICKOrr 1.3 OR = R. DIETER '-3 GFS = GED SIROIS 5.5 AHL = OAVE AHL 5-2 CER.eH~RLES RONEV SSCAL DRES=O. 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