8051 manual?

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Any sign of Jeff Anderson? I've lost his email and this address
(mayday19@idt.net) bounces...I had tried sending this message (perhaps he
is still on TTL)

Jeff,

A long time ago you posted on Vectorlist that you had the 8051 pod manual.
Do you still have it and can I borrow it to scan? Or has someone else
scanned it?

Thanks!

John :-#)#

At 04:45 AM 14/03/2000 -0500, Jeff Anderson wrote:

>Make that 3 different pods.. I have a Z80QT pod. QT=quicktest, must use
>some specialized software for a 9100A? I have no idea what the differences
>are, but I have a Z80QT manual somewhere, Chris Loggans may have it.
>
>Jeff
>
>
>On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, John Robertson wrote:
>
> > In a collection of Z80 pods that I bought recently there was a Z80A pod,
> > opening it up reveled what looked like a standard Z80 with a slightly
> > different revision number on the hardware, and the eprom had a different
> > revision number. The CPU chip was the same speed, and I don't recall any
> > other changes. If anyone is interested I will dig some more and post here
> > the hardware revisions.
> >
> > If anyone is interested in the code, it is pretty small (only 2K
> unzipped),
> > would folks mind if I just posted it? That would be easiest...
> >
> > John :-#)#
> >
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