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On 13-Feb-20 14:57, Noel Chiappa wrote:<br>
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<pre class="moz-quote-pre" wrap=""> > From: Clem Cole
> I just don't remember seeing actual card readers or punches on the
> PDP-11s
I'm not sure DEC _had_ a card punch for the PDP11's. Readers, yes, the CR11:
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://gunkies.org/wiki/CR11_Card_Readers">https://gunkies.org/wiki/CR11_Card_Readers</a>
but I don't think they had a punch (although there was one for the PDP-10
family, the CP10).
I think the CR11 must have been _relatively_ common, based on how many
readers and CR11 controller cards survive. Maybe not in computer science
installations, though... :-)
Noel</pre>
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Not common, but yes:<br>
<p>CP11-UP Punch interface for Univac 1710 Card RDR/PUNCH</p>
<p>Before anyone asks, there were also:</p>
<p>CP08-(N,P) (CSS) Data Products Speedpuch 120 100 CPM Punch and
controller</p>
<p>CP10-(A,B) MD6011 300 CPM CARD PUNCH & Controller (60,50 Hz)</p>
<p>CP15-(A,B) Ditto for the -15</p>
<p>and <br>
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<p>CP20-E (The CP10 for orange boxes)</p>
<p>There were a few other part numbers, especially for the 10/20,
which included various mechanical options - e.g. racks for the
controllers vs. just the controller, colors, etc. What's listed
are the main models for each family.<br>
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<p>The CP01-(A,B) "Documation LC15 Model 2 Card Puhcn, 80 Col,
100CPM, RS322 interfaces, ASCII or Imaged mode 100-9600 BAUD</p>
<p>Not sure what platforms used the CP01...<br>
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