PP-06

Also called SM-1912.Designed by VÚVT.It was manufactured from 1987 by VÚVT Žilina, ZVT Banská Bystrica, Tesla Bratislava. The computer was inspired by or was successor to IBM 5160. Hardware is based on P8088 @ 4.77 MHz + 8087.Operating systems running on the computer: PP DOS, MIKROS-86, MIKROM-86, MIKRON-86.

Parts of this topic may be machine translated.

256 to 640 KB RAM by version

It is a PC XT compatible clone. It is fitted with either 2 x 5.25 "mechanics 360 kB or one mechanics 5.25" and HDD.Harddisk was mostly Seagate ST 225 (20MB) or other western production including controller. RAM: The first version of 256 KB, for later produced standard 640 KB. Individual cards contained integrated circuits of the production of the Comecon, some circuits were also western provenance, in short, what was found. The bus was atypical, a reduction was needed for regular XT cards. For later produced pieces were already on the plate 3 classic XT slots. The pulse source was located at the site under the mechanics. The front panel was made of plastic in several versions. Bedna metal. Robust fan with aluminum propeller (sometimes with plastic), before the source was an interference member. Several monitors were used with both video input and classic CGA - the controller of the MC6B45 display (or the Bulgarian CM607P from the Botevgrad factory) is provided.

Card

Software

PP06 uses IBM XT BIOS with overwritten copyright, specifically revision 11/08/82, and cassette basic the same.

PP Basic, Midas 86, Turbo Pascal, T-Graf, Pascal M86, Ped, Profed, Superkalk, Logo

In 1989, the State Task of JZPV 1 (uniform basic program equipment 1) was aimed at adapting the UNIX system to SMEP (SM 52/11 M1, SM 52/12 and PP-06). In the case of PP-06 it was probably xenix.

Computers derived from PP-06

The following computers were inspired by or derived from PP-06:

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