6130

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The Tektronix 6130 Intelligent Graphics Workstation is a desktop system that provides extended I/O capabilities and extensive mass storage, related to the 6120 workstation. This system features full UTek (a UNIX-based operating system) with C and supports a variety of programming languages and program development tools. The 6130 comes standard with two RS-232 interfaces, one GPIB port (IEEE 488-1978), and one Local Area Network port (IEEE 802.3). Applications for the 6130 include engineering design tasks such as microprocessor software development, project management, technical computing, documentation, and instrument control.

Tektronix 6130
Graphics desktop computer
Tektronix 6130

Produced from 1985 to (?)

Manuals

A typical workstation consists of the standard system enclosure plus an optional 6100 Series display or terminal. The system enclosure comes standard with 1 Mbyte of RAM, a 20 Mbyte Winchester hard disk drive (40 Mbyte and 80 Mbyte hard disks optional), a 360 kbyte flexible disk drive, and a Floating Point Unit for high speed floating point operations. The optional display (color or monochrome) includes a monitor, keyboard, and mouse.

Dale Call worked on the 6130.

Specs

CPU ? MHz NS32016 32-Bit CPU, ? FPU
HDD 20 Mb, 40 Mb or 80 Mb
RAM 1 Mb
OS Tektronix UTek Operating System
Networking One Local Area Network port (IEEE 802.3)

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