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| 4666.1 | hope this helps - possible contacts | SIPAPU::KILGORE | The UT Desert Rat living in CO | Fri Jun 14 1996 20:23 | 11 |
| >> VT382-DA "Chinese character" terminals
According to the Option Module List:
MAINTAINABILITY ENGINEERING MGR
TOSHIO MANTANI SITE: EWB
E-MAIL: TKTVFS::MANTANI
PRODUCT MANAGER
MICHIO ISHIJIMA SITE: TBJ
E-MAIL: TBJVOA::ISHIJIMA
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| 4666.2 | More information | SNOFS1::CABBAN | | Mon Jun 17 1996 05:40 | 20 |
| Greetings,
The addresses entered in the previous note points to MCS folk in Tokyo.
For what it is worth, I have a VT382-F2 in Sydney. I borrowed it from
the Japan MCS group in Ogikubo office whilst my group was developing
software for Japan MCS users. This VT382 supports kanji characters
which may be slightly different to the Chinese character set. A
contact in the HK office that may be able to help is the Asia MCS
Operations manager.
If the VT382-F2 is acceptable, there is a good supply coming out of the
Ogikubo office as they are upgrading most of their equipment to PCs...
bargains for sure! It is probable that there would also be a good
supply from the HK office when they upgrade their destop equipment.
Please send mail if you more information or a list of possible
contacts.
Chris
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| 4666.3 | VT382-CB available at ZKO | GALAXY::ST_GEORGE | | Mon Jun 17 1996 14:48 | 3 |
| We have 2 VT382-CB available at ZKO. These are new, still in
packaging. If interested, please contact me at STAR::ST_GEORGE.
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| 4666.4 | Some VT382 history | HGOVC::DAVIDLEE | | Tue Jun 18 1996 02:37 | 15 |
| VT382-C and VT382-F are different from VT382-D.
VT382-D being requested supports "traditional Chinese" character set.
It was originally designed and sold in Taiwan and HK market. It has
around 20,000 characters build-in - 13K in double bytes and 6-7K in 4
bytes. The entire VT382 family was designed by Japan CSS. I remember
the terminal unit was manufactured in Taiwan and the keyboard was
manufactured in US.
Given the corporation's downsizing in the past few years and the sell
off of the terminal business unit line, the support of VT382 terminal
family is now unknown. I bet that nobody in the corporation could
answer your questions. My understanding was VT382-D was never
successful and could not meet its volume forcast in its
target market.
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| 4666.5 | no more VT382-Fx | OSOSPS::KAGEYAMA | Trust, but Verify | Tue Jun 18 1996 09:03 | 7 |
|
FWIW, Japanese version of VT382, i.e. VT382-Fx, was phased out last
year, although you can ask about that product in JRDV04::JRDSUSTAIN .
I don't know nothing about Chinese version VT382.
- Kazunori
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| 4666.6 | No source for VT382-DA | TBJVOA::NANBA | | Wed Jun 19 1996 01:40 | 11 |
| The VT business was sold to Sunriver Datasystems last October timeframe. The
VT500 and Dorio series were transferred to Sunriver but the Asian terminals
were not transferred but phased out by business decision. Our Japanese
version VT382-FC was phased out this March with last build in January. All
the VT terminal lines in Taiwan Plant have been removed and most of related
people left Digital.
Therefore there is no source for VT382-DA nor inventory.
Regards,
H.Nanba
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| 4666.7 | | NQOS01::nqsrv140.nqo.dec.com::Workbench | | Wed Jun 19 1996 04:55 | 2 |
| Thankyou all for the replies. The final word is, fairly final. I'll relay this
to the customer. It won't be a big surprise..
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| 4666.8 | VT382-DA and LA88-CB available | COLA1::COLD1A::PALSA | | Wed Jun 26 1996 09:08 | 7 |
| I can offer You one VT382-DA and one LA88-CB. They are new and
unpacked. For free!!. Transport to be paid by You or Your customer.
The Terminal and the printer are currently in Cologne, Germany, at the
Digital office.
For questions call DTN 860-6580, Oswald Palsa @COO
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| 4666.9 | | NQOS01::nqsrv131.nqo.dec.com::Workbench | | Wed Jun 26 1996 12:06 | 3 |
| Thank you for the last. I left a voice mail at
Sverdrup. The decision remains theirs. I will
call if they decide to go forward.
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| 4666.10 | Hope I'm not too late | SNOFS1::POOLE | Over the Rainbow | Fri Aug 02 1996 02:46 | 23 |
| Whow, sorry I'm late on this.
I work with a customer who are using a 3rd party terminal (the CT700 from
Pacific Data Products) in Taiwan. This has a Hanyu interface, but PDP
may have a version which supports the full traditional character set.
On the other hand, we have convinced this customer that the writing is
on the wall wrt Asian characterset terminals. Most companies (not just
Digital) have discontinued their production due to falling demands.
These never were a high demand item.
We are now putting together a proposal to convert their configuration
(retail 'roll-your-own' PoS) from VT based to PC based. I have not yet
encountered an Asian characterset that cannot be successfully emulated
with off-the-shelf TE software.
If you need more info, mail me at:
poole@mail.dec.com
later,
Bill
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