The 9816 was introduced in late 1982. This was the low-cost model in the 200 Series range. It only had two expansion slots and featured a monitor integrated with the system unit and modular keyboard and mass storage (usually a 9121 dual 3.5 inch floppy drive).

The HP 9800 is a family of what were initially called programmable calculators and later desktop computers that were made by Hewlett-Packard, replacing their first HP 9100 calculator. It is also named "98 line".

The HP 9816 was also designated as the HP 9000 216. It did not include any disk drives but it had a built-in 9 inch monochrome monitor, built-in HP-IB and RS-232 ports and 2 expansion slots. The standard keyboard for the 9816 is a itty-bitty number.

The 9816 was introduced in late 1982. This was the low-cost model in the 200 Series range. It only had two expansion slots and featured a monitor integrated with the system unit and modular keyboard and mass storage (usually a 9121 dual 3.5 inch floppy drive).

The HP 9816 was also designated as the HP 9000 216. It was the smallest member of this family and only measured ---------. It did not include any disk drives but it had a built-in 9 inch monochrome monitor, built-in HP-IB and RS-232 ports and 2 expansion slots. The standard keyboard for the 9816 is a itty-bitty number that measured only -----.

2012年6月23日 · HP 9816 Desktop Computer, 1982-vintage, 68000 Processor, 2.5M Ram (256K on CPU Card, Aftermarket 2MB Card, and HP 256K Card), HPIB (IEEE 488) interface for mass storage and control of peripherals, Data Communications Interface …

This is an emulator for the HP9816 desktop workstation that was based on an 8MHz Motorola 68000 processor. It was released in 1982 and was the first affordable computational workstation with three progamming environments: Basic, HPL and Pascal.

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hp 9816 This machine was purchased 3 or 4 years ago from a local enthusiast who simply didn’t have time to work on it. It also included a couple of HPIB cables, a 9131 and a 9133 (I think, will need to confirm).

I'm looking for manuals for my 9816. Specifically, I'm looking for pinouts of the serial connector, or even a source for an adapter to standard RS232. I have RMB 2.0 on two floppies, but no documentation, so I'm looking for pointers to manuals.