Commodore Modem Model 8010

12 May 2009 Lascia un commento Vai ai commenti
Commodore Modem Model 8010

autopsy:

Questo e’ il mio primo modem (Accoppiatore Acustico) veniva venduto per il Commodore PET ma si poteva utilizzare anche sul Commodore 64 collegandolo prima ad una interfaccia IEEE488 venduta separatamente.

Descrizione:

  • Origine: USA
  • Piu’ venduto: Usa
  • Rarita’: Abbastanza Raro.
  • Anno: 1979-1983

I primissimi modelli di modem non venivano connessi alla linea telefonica tramite doppino telefonico, bensi’ erano dotati di un’apparecchiatura supplementare nella quale si inseriva la cornetta telefonica: l’accoppiatore telefonico. era composto da due cavita’, in una era presente un microfono (per ospitare la parte superiore della cornetta) e nell’altra un piccolo altoparlante (per ospitare la parte inferiore della cornetta).

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  1. hwarin
    20 May 2009 a 15:06 | #1
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    Hi

    I’ve got the same hardware somewhere but I never had been able to make any use of it. As you pictured it’s documentation, could you make a scan of it and publish it on your site (or send me it by mail). Could you describe how you’ve using it on your C64 ?

    Thanks in advance.
    Hervé WARIN

  2. xAD / nIGHTFALL
    20 May 2009 a 16:37 | #2
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    Hi Hervé, yes, i have the documentations but i don’t have the scanner ;-D about this modem, i have used it over 23 years ago with a C64 and a IEEE488 Interface.

  3. Johannes
    31 August 2009 a 6:40 | #3
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    I had one of those when I lived in Germany, and I actually ran a BBS off it, the handset was permanently strapped into the coupler and a magnetic coil stuck to the phone / user port which also controlled a motorized lever to take the phone on/off hook. A hilarious setup, when I think about it now. ANYWAYS, I now have it without power supply. Do you have any info on the power supply pinout ?

  4. xAD / nIGHTFALL
    31 August 2009 a 14:37 | #4
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    @Johannes

    Hi Johannes.

    Powersupply pinout here.

  5. Kirk Reid
    11 June 2013 a 5:57 | #5
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    This modem was manufactured by Livermore Data Systems for Commodore

  6. xAD / nIGHTFALL
    11 June 2013 a 15:20 | #6
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    @Kirk Reid

    Thanks Kirk for the info.

  7. Helen
    24 July 2019 a 22:19 | #7
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    Hi!
    Does anyone have the specs of this modem?
    ( lenght, with and high.)
    I am currently working on a movie and we try to recreate it.
    Thank you in advance for your help!:)

  8. xAD / nIGHTFALL
    24 July 2019 a 23:24 | #8
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    @Helen

    Environmental . Ambient operating temperature 10° to 40° C. Relative humidity
    10% to 90% (non-condensing).

    Power Supplied by 20 V AC/400 milliamp wall mount transformer. Input

    115 V AC, 2.5 watts. (A 220 V AC, 50 Hz adaptor is available for CCITT users.)

    Dimensions 10 5/8″ X 4 3/8″ X 2 1/4″

    Weight 2 lbs. (3.25 lbs. shipping weight including AC adaptor.)

  9. Helen
    25 July 2019 a 0:09 | #9
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    @xAD / nIGHTFALL

    BIG THANKS for the info!!! :)

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