The Doran Engineering D16/M Computer
Date: 07/09/2003
A 16-bit minicomputer designed and built by John Doran. The laptop is being used as a console terminal.
Richard Ottosen, John Doran, and Loren Blaney
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D16/M front panel
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too much glare, see the next photo
D16/M front panel
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Top view of D16/M internals
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The innards of the D16/M (top view). Note the card cage (S100 mechanically but not electrically) and the PC-style switching power supply. A portion of the main CPU board is visible in the bottom of the chassis.
D16/M Serial I/O card (bit-banged)
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D16/M memory card
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static RAM and monitor EPROMs
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D16/M front panel, rear view (wiring side)
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