Re: Insuring data integrity in dirt

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From: John Nagle
Date: Sun, 09 Sep 1990 05:23

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      Some of the Japanese machine tool manufacturers are using "smart
cards" for that purpose, and readers are provided on some newer machine
tools. 

      Or you can have a comm link to the machine tool controller, and keep
the removable media off the shop floor entirely.  This can even be retrofitted
to some controllers with paper tape readers.


					JN

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