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3 total messages Started by Bob Drzyzgula Wed, 24 Apr 1991 14:08
Small console terminals
#1250
Author: Bob Drzyzgula
Date: Wed, 24 Apr 1991 14:08
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Could someone recomend a small, cheap terminal to use as a console for
a Sun server? I have Wyse 30s now, but need something even smaller.
Emulation isn't a big deal, but I need to be able to run vi and
communicate at 9600 baud. I really need physical terminals, as opposed
to some scheme for multiplexing the function on a PC or something...

Thanks,
Bob Drzyzgula
Federal Reserve Board
rcd@fed.frb.gov
Re: Small console terminals
#1251
Author: Jay Rouman
Date: Wed, 24 Apr 1991 19:54
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In article <8098@fed.FRB.GOV> rcd@fed.frb.gov (Bob Drzyzgula) writes:
>
>Could someone recomend a small, cheap terminal to use as a console for
>a Sun server? I have Wyse 30s now, but need something even smaller.

Televideo used to make a very small terminal designed for executives'
desks.  Unfortunately, they are out of production and somewhat rare.
But if you could latch onto one it would be ideal. Maybe somebody
remembers the model number.  As an alternative, maybe an old Mac
running Kermit would work--they're pretty small.
-- 
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Re: Small console terminals
#1259
Author: albani
Date: Fri, 26 Apr 1991 09:30
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m1rcd00@fed.FRB.GOV (Bob Drzyzgula) writes:

>Could someone recomend a small, cheap terminal to use as a console for
>a Sun server? I have Wyse 30s now, but need something even smaller.
>Emulation isn't a big deal, but I need to be able to run vi and
>communicate at 9600 baud. I really need physical terminals, as opposed
>to some scheme for multiplexing the function on a PC or something...

A second-hand HP2382A ?  Dimensions are (cm) 30x52x28.

Bye, Lanfranco
-- 
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