CS Museum Catalog — items starting with M
Mountain Computer Apple Clock board for the Apple II
Sun, 2010-02-07 16:35 — panjiabeDonor: Janet Gibson
The Apple II had no built-in mechanism to retain system clock information while the system was off, so to maintain file timestamps, etc. users either needed to manually set the time on every boot or install a clock expansion board such as this…
Mountain Computer Incorporated A/D + D/A Operating Manual
Sat, 2010-02-27 23:41 — oneillaDonor: Department of Physics
This manual gives instructions on how to install and use the A/D + D/A board. The A/D + D/A board converts data from analog to digital, as well as from digital to analog; the board is used in conjunction with an Apple II or Apple II Plus…
Mouse Pads
Tue, 2010-03-30 17:54 — walkerDonor: John David Stone
A mouse is a pointing device that provides input for a computer. The mouse detects when it is moved, and transmits changes in position to the computer. The mouse may determine movement in several ways.
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Mice for the Sun 3/50…
Mouse Pads
Mon, 2015-07-06 16:24 — walkerThese 1997 mouse pads were used with mechanical roller ball mice. The HP MathLAN computers of the late 1990s used mice that tracked the movements of a ball mounted in the bottom of each device. For consistent response, the balls required…
MSD, Inc. C64 - IEEE Model No. CIE
Wed, 2010-02-10 09:33 — panjiabeDonor: Anonymous
Something for the Commodore 64?
Marked as copyrighted 1982, MSD Inc.
MX-100 Epson Dot Matrix Printer Operation Manual
Sat, 2010-02-27 23:59 — oneillaDonor: Anonymous
Dot matrix printers operate by moving a printer head up and down the page (or side to side), and having an ink-soaked cloth ribbon (studded with tiny pins) strike the paper. The pins (guided by a small guide plate) strike the paper in a format to…
