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Digicorder Technology

Internals, right, card entry
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Internals, right, card entry IME Digicorder DG308 Internals, right, card entry The Digicorder is built from discrete diode-transistor logic in the same family as the IME 86 calculator and uses the same card cage arrangement. Like all IME machines, the internal construction is modular and highly engineered, the external appearance is stylish.

Electronics

Discrete diode-transistor logic spread over 14 removable PCBs in a modular card cage.

Memory

Core plane of is located beneath the card cage

Card Reader

The Digicorder can optically read an 8-channel code from punched cards. The cards are driven from one side of the machine to the other by a motor and rubber wheel.

Internals, left, wiring & card exit
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Internals, left, wiring & card exit IME Digicorder DG308 Internals, left, wiring & card exit