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Re: Cadmus or PCS info needed!

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From: Klaus Moeller
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 08:00
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gheim@eng.auburn.edu (Greg Heim) writes:


>I have a CPU for a Q-Bus apparently manufactured by a company called
>Cadmus around '85.  The company is supposedly now called PCS (a german
>company).  I would like to get information on my board, but don't know
>how to contact these people.  Anyone know anything about them or even
>what PCS stands for?  I would guess they were in Colorado but not
>really sure.  If _you_ have documentation, that would be even better.


PCS means Pheriphere Computer Systeme (Pheripheral Computer Systems)
The only address I've got is

PCS GmbH, Pfaelzer-Wald-Str. 36,  8000 Munich,  Germany.

But contacting DEC about it would probably help. The company has been
taken over by DEC one or two years ago.

PCS manufactured some quite good computer systems, we've still some of them
in extensive use here.


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