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[[91A04A]], [[91AE04A]] [[91A08]],[[91A32]],[[91A24]], [[91AE24]], [[91S16]],[[91S32]], [[91P16]], [[91P32]], [[91HS8]] and [[91HS8E]].

The analyzers had an optional [[DC100]] tape drive. It was used to store pPattern generator menus, mnemonics menu and table, reference memory, and data acquisitions.

The analyzers had an optional [[DC100]] tape drive. It was used to store ~~Pattern~~ generator menus, mnemonics menu and table, reference memory, and data acquisitions.

There was a also an IBM software package available ([[91DVS]]).

See the [[Microprocessor support table]] for microprocessor disassembly configuration options.

*GPIB

==Interfaces==

The DAS9100 can operate via the [[GPIB]] port as either a talker or a listener. It is compatible with controllers such as the Tektronix [[4041]], [[4051]], [[4052]] and [[4054]].

*GPIB − The DAS9100 can operate via the [[GPIB]] port as either a talker or a listener. It is compatible with controllers such as the Tektronix [[4041]], [[4051]], [[4052]] and [[4054]].

*RS-232C

*RS-232C − The [[RS232]] interface has two modes of operation. The first mode is almost the same as the [[GPIB]] mode. The controller commands the analyzer to perform functions using the same commands as for [[GPIB]]. The hardware interface works with standard modems. The second mode is a Master-Slave operation. Using another 9100 you can remotely control another 9100.

The [[RS232]] interface has two modes of operation. The first mode is almost the same as the [[GPIB]] mode. The controller commands the analyzer to perform functions using the same commands as for [[GPIB]]. The hardware interface works with standard modems. The second mode is a Master-Slave operation. Using another 9100 you can remotely control another 9100.

*Composite output − The video out jack is part of option 02.

*Composite output

The video out jack is part of option 02.

~~See the [[Microprocessor support table]] for microprocessor disassembly configuration options.~~

==Add-ons==

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 [[91A04A]], [[91AE04A]] [[91A08]],[[91A32]],[[91A24]], [[91AE24]], [[91S16]],[[91S32]], [[91P16]], [[91P32]], [[91HS8]] and [[91HS8E]].
+The analyzers had an optional [[DC100]] tape drive. It was used to store pPattern generator menus, mnemonics menu and table, reference memory, and data acquisitions.
-The analyzers had an optional [[DC100]] tape drive. It was used to store Pattern generator menus, mnemonics menu and table, reference memory, and data acquisitions.
 There was a also an IBM software package available ([[91DVS]]).
+See the [[Microprocessor support table]] for microprocessor disassembly configuration options.
-*GPIB
+==Interfaces==
-The DAS9100 can operate via the [[GPIB]] port as either a talker or a listener. It is compatible with controllers such as the Tektronix [[4041]], [[4051]], [[4052]] and [[4054]].
+*GPIB − The DAS9100 can operate via the [[GPIB]] port as either a talker or a listener. It is compatible with controllers such as the Tektronix [[4041]], [[4051]], [[4052]] and [[4054]].
-*RS-232C
+*RS-232C − The [[RS232]] interface has two modes of operation. The first mode is almost the same as the [[GPIB]] mode. The controller commands the analyzer to perform functions using the same commands as for [[GPIB]]. The hardware interface works with standard modems. The second mode is a Master-Slave operation. Using another 9100 you can remotely control another 9100.
-The [[RS232]] interface has two modes of operation. The first mode is almost the same as the [[GPIB]] mode. The controller commands the analyzer to perform functions using the same commands as for [[GPIB]]. The hardware interface works with standard modems. The second mode is a Master-Slave operation. Using another 9100 you can remotely control another 9100.
+*Composite output − The video out jack is part of option 02.
-*Composite output
-The video out jack is part of option 02.
-See the [[Microprocessor support table]] for microprocessor disassembly configuration options.
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 ==Add-ons==

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