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I have had this for about 8 or 9 years now (1998-99) and i would really like to see it working,
it powers up and shows the ICL Copyright 1986 and the Diagnostic Program works (which is enabled by a Switch on the back of the Terminal),
as far as i know that if it's connected up to a Mainframe/Computer or something like that,
then all it should do is Dump data (on request) to the Terminal from the Mainframe/Computer that it's connected to.
I have had a look on the internet for this Terminal but can't seem to find anything,
but i did find out about some of the Chips in the Terminal,
it looks like the "LINE INPUT" is TTL and the "COMMS A" port looks like it's a Serial Port,
i think this Terminal use to be used on a UNIX based Mainframe/Computer.
I use Linux (which is based on UNIX) on my PC and would really love it if i could use this Terminal on my Linux PC,
so if anyone can help me out with this then that would be really cool.
![IMG: icldrs1.jpg](https://richardshub.com/thumbs/icldrs1.jpg)
![IMG: icldrs2.jpg](https://richardshub.com/thumbs/icldrs2.jpg)
Thanks to Pete for the help he gave me regarding this terminal,
now i know what all the ports are for and now i know that all i need is a MicroLan 2 Card to get it working,
the not so good bit is that a MicroLan 2 Card might be hard to find,
but i'm sure one will turn up on eBay one day.
Update.
![IMG: drsman1.jpg](https://richardshub.com/thumbs/drsman1.jpg)
![IMG: drsman2.jpg](https://richardshub.com/thumbs/drsman2.jpg)
![IMG: drsman3.jpg](https://richardshub.com/thumbs/drsman3.jpg)
![IMG: drsman4.jpg](https://richardshub.com/thumbs/drsman4.jpg)
![IMG: drsman5.jpg](https://richardshub.com/thumbs/drsman5.jpg)
this has been swapped for the ELF Terminal