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Additional Pictures
| The user interface of the Compucorp
325 Scientist with a well designed
keyboard, a 16-digit Panaplex display and the big drum printer.
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| Dismantling
the Compucorp 325 Scientist reveals a lot of electronics built around
the printer. The power supply is located left hand and the "brain" right hand. The keyboard is already removed.
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| Further disassembly
the Compucorp 325 Scientist.
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| Assembly
of the Compucorp 325 Scientist starts with a metal frame, power filter
and the power supply. Both the bus-connectors for the printed circuit boards (PCB's) and the drum printer attach to the plastic housing.
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| The large drum printer
of the Compucorp 325 Scientist.
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The printer
in action.
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| The printer Model-102
manufactured in Japan.
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| The keyboard
of the Compucorp 325 Scientist.
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| There a lot of options
for additional contacts and switches provided.
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| The PanaplexTM display
of the Compucorp 325 Scientist.
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| The largest PCB performing keyboard and
display scanning. This PCB is mounted below
the keyboard.
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| The first PCB
in the stack drives
the drum printer.
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| The second PCB
in the stack assembles the
calculator brain.
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| The third PCB
in the stack with the Program ROM.
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| The fourth PCB
in the stack with the Data
RAM.
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| An
additional PCB holds the power
supply of the Compucorp 325 Scientist.
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If you have additions to the above article please email: joerg@datamath.org.
© Joerg Woerner, December 21, 2002. No reprints without written permission.
