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* [[Media:070-6977-00.pdf|Tekmate 2402 User's Manual ( | * [[Media:070-6977-00.pdf|Tekmate 2402 User's Manual]] (OCR) | ||
'''2402A''' | '''2402A''' | ||
* [[Media:070-7860-00.pdf|Tekmate 2402A Manual ( | * [[Media:070-7860-00.pdf|Tekmate 2402A Manual]] (OCR) | ||
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The '''Tektronix 2402(A) Tekmate''' is a portable PC with a [[GPIB interface]] deigned to mount on top of a 2400-series scope. | The '''Tektronix 2402(A) Tekmate''' is a portable PC with a [[GPIB interface]] deigned to mount on top of a 2400-series scope. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:34, 4 June 2023
The Tektronix 2402(A) Tekmate is a portable PC with a GPIB interface deigned to mount on top of a 2400-series scope.
The original 2402, introduced in 1989, has an Intel 80186 CPU, an 8-bit ISA bus riser card, and a National Instruments GPIB card.
The Tektronix 2402A Tekmate, introduced in 1991, is a 16 MHz 80C286-based, IBM AT compatible PC with a GPIB interface and two (three) 8-bit ISA bus slots, and a National Instruments GPIB card. It came with 1 MB RAM and two 3.5" Floppy disks, but no video card.
Options on the 2402A included an 80287 math coprocessor, an extra 1 MB RAM, a 44 MB SCSI hard disk instead of the second Floppy drive, and CGA or EGA Connector display adapters.
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2402A on top of 2440 scope
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