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The '''Tektronix 6120''' is an advanced scientific desktop workstation similar to the [[6130]]. It is designed for general purpose applications such as instrument control, statistical analysis, data presentation, and graphics. The 6120 uses Tektronix ANSI BASIC language with an underlying mini-UTek operating system. The workstation is normally in BASIC text editing mode, which lets the operator create BASIC programs. This mode can be exited and the operator can use mini-UTek commands. The 6120 comes standard with two [[RS-232 interface]]s, one [[GPIB]] port (IEEE 488-1978), and one Local Area Network port (IEEE 802.3). | |||
The '''Tektronix 6120''' is an advanced scientific desktop workstation similar to the [[6130]]. It is designed for general purpose applications such as instrument control, statistical analysis, data presentation, and graphics. The 6120 uses Tektronix ANSI BASIC language with an underlying mini-UTek operating system. The workstation is normally in BASIC text editing mode, which lets the operator create BASIC programs. This mode can be exited and the operator can use mini-UTek commands. The 6120 comes standard with two [[RS-232 | |||
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 10 Mbyte Winchester hard disk drive (20 Mbyte and 40 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, | 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 10 Mbyte Winchester hard disk drive (20 Mbyte and 40 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, | ||