A board that serves as a calculator accessible via a parallel 8 bit port, e.g. from a KIM-1. Send commands and read the calculated results.
Made by Artisan Electronics in 1977.
Acquired August 2026, as built in a KIM-1 with KIMSI system.
Page updated September 2026 with scans and KIM-1 source of the original manual and brochure.
Downloads
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MICROCALCULATOR MODEL-5 Handbook |
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MICROCALCULATOR MODEL-5 Brochure |
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KIM-1 source of control program Typed in from the manual, errors corrected in source while checking with binary code |
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