BSP-12

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BSP-12
Manufacturer VEB Microelectronics "Karl Marx" Erfurt
Type Microcomputer
publication 1988
processor UB8840M
random access memory 4 kB RAM
graphic 416 × 576 pixels, 64 levels of gray
Sound Buzzer
Disk cassette
operating system

The BSP-12 ( B ild sp Eicher system -12 ) was a computer that has been specifically used for image transmission and processing. He was able to digitize individual images from a video source, add text to them, crop them, save and load them on cassette and send and receive them via modem.

One-chip microcomputer U8840M

hardware

The system consists of the processing unit LWE12 , monitor, camera, keyboard, datasette and a modem . A generous 256 kB video memory was available for that time . The operating system was on two ROMs. Files could be transferred with 1200 or 2400 Bd . The transmission of a full image took approx. 24 minutes, compressed only 8 minutes. The entire technology was housed on two circuit boards.

The housing and keyboard are identical to the KC 85/3 small computer .

service

It is operated exclusively via the keyboard.

Button: Function:
F1 Digitize
F2 Send
F3 Receive
F4 Text editing
F6 Switch between saved image and camera
F7 Clear
F8 to save
F9 load

The button F5was not used.

application

The largest buyers are likely to have been the Ministry for State Security and the Deutsche Reichsbahn . Private customers could not purchase it.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. robotrontechnik.de
  2. robotrontechnik.de