Ждем и надеемся![...] спрошу у отца. Теоретически, мог остаться и сам ПК. По факту - во время ремонта все могли выбросить.
ПК-02 Мукачево
ПК-02 Мукачево
Нашлись упоминания о реально существовавшем экземпляре. Пока, как-то так:
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Увы, я мало что помню, кроме очень плохо работающей клавиатуры. Спрошу еще у отца.
Документации не сохранилось, я смотрел, равно как и самого ПК.
Не впечатлил он меня после УМПКР, хотя "выступающие" клавиши - это было очень круто. Но нажимались они очень посредственно и подклинивали.
там еще бейсик был вроде "вшит", т.е. не надо было его каждый раз загружать. Вот это было весомое преимущество аппарата. ))
но его корпус был намного компактнее, чем у ПК-01! Правильной прямоугольной формы, как классическая клавиатура. И черного цвета со светлыми клавишами.
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Re: ПК-02 Мукачево
Zelya wrote: 20 Jul 2023, 17:19 OMG!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNTYLk-yja8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhNpYsXgur4

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Hey! That's meZelya wrote: 20 Jul 2023, 17:19 OMG!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNTYLk-yja8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhNpYsXgur4

Got her out again tonight and will try some more troubleshooting ... if you have any ideas (схема??) then I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks
Brett.
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BTW, was it a good "OMG" or a bad "OMG" ... ?
Good OMG == OMG, someone in Australia is interested in the PC-02 ... or
Bad OMG == OMG, this Australian is butchering the poor PC-02

Brett.
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Re: ПК-02 Мукачево
I wonder if the one I have has had some parts stripped.
There's a distinct lack of decoupling caps (although I know they were judicious in their use in Soviet era), and I see a lot of "bare legs" where a component was but has been snipped off. And near the video output there appears to be missing transistors ... sets of three bare legs. /Brett
There's a distinct lack of decoupling caps (although I know they were judicious in their use in Soviet era), and I see a lot of "bare legs" where a component was but has been snipped off. And near the video output there appears to be missing transistors ... sets of three bare legs. /Brett
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It's double good OMG.cluelessengineer wrote: BTW, was it a good "OMG" or a bad "OMG" ... ?
Good OMG == OMG, someone in Australia is interested in the PC-02 ... or
Bad OMG == OMG, this Australian is butchering the poor PC-02
1: someone in Australia is interested in the PC-02
2: PC-02 was some kind of "mystery" PC. There was some information about it, but no real hardware.
So, I'm so sorry, but I couldn't help you with documentation and/or schemes.
The only one important note to avoid mess.
There are two different meaning for "PC-02"
1. Original PC-02 Mukachevo was developed at the end of USSR period. And only small testing batch was released at factory in Mukachevo.
2. PC-02 Lviv is the amateur upgrade for PC-01 Lviv. Processor replacement to Z80, extended memory (128/256/512), AY sound chip.
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Ahhhh! All good. I've had discussions on Telegram group too ... UCHC "Ukrainian Computing History Community" ... they had boot screen on a working one and it showed ... PC-02 "KIEV" ... and running BASIC 2.1. They also had pictures of my missing components. It looks like mostly it is the decoupling caps (assuming 100nF) that are missing - so I have started replacing those.Zelya wrote: 08 Aug 2023, 14:10 It's double good OMG.
1: someone in Australia is interested in the PC-02
2: PC-02 was some kind of "mystery" PC. There was some information about it, but no real hardware.
So, I'm so sorry, but I couldn't help you with documentation and/or schemes.
There are also some missing components near the video output ... but luckily they should only be for the cassette interface, so I can ignore for now (УД6Б and АОТ110).
Once I've put the decoupling caps back, I will try to boot again and see if I have more success! I'll let you know!
/Brett
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