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I have three of these which does the bell nicely. But a new version with lights would be good. |
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See simh/simh#1022 |
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I implemented a CART device. For now the only action is to log debug messages. |
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Also four lights, a solenoid to ring a bell, and a TV tuner.
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SAIL hardware device used to control the Stanford Cart.
It also doubled as an audiovisual indicator. Green light means system is running. Red+yellow means crash. Ringing bell means system is debugged.
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