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The device looked like this initially (the top and bottom covers were missing):

The leftmost card is missing (it was already removed). The display is at the front.

From this position I am numbering the cards from left to right, starting at 1 and ending at 21. Card position 19 is empty (there is a slot on the front rails but not at the end). After removing all cards we are left with the empty chassis with number markers for all cards:

In the empty chassis picture you can see the bottom card mount being crooked; in fact its screws were missing, and it is slightly bent.

I removed all cards first, and wrote down all connections from card to card. For this I number all gold coax-like connectors on each card starting at 1 for the topmost one, and going downwards. Some cards have connectors in odd places so these are marked as such..

The device contained the following cards:

#

Code

Description

1

66518

A18 BD AY Regulator

2

66520

3

66523

4

66526

Time Interval Gen 0 to 9.9ns

5

66527

Time Interval Gen 10 to 40ns

6

66528

Time interval gen 50ns to 999ms

7

66526

Time interval gen 0 to 9.9ns

8

66527

Time Interval Gen 10 to 40ns

9

66528

Time interval get 50ns to 999ms

10

66526

Time interval 0 to 9.9ns

11

66527

Time Interval Gen 10 to 40ns

12

66528

Time interval gen 50ns to 999ms

13

66526

Time interval gen 0 to 9.9ns

14

66527

Time Interval Gen 10 to 40ns

15

66528

Time interval get 50ns to 999ms

16

66554

17

66552

18

66555

19


Empty

20

66552

21

66553

Damaged

At the front (the backmost panel) is the CPU board of type 8161-66509.

The power supply contained the following boards:

#

1

8160-66511

A11 BD AY Switching Regulator - Burned out

2

8160-66512

A12 BD AY Rectifier - Broken cap, leaking?

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