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					<description><![CDATA[Thanks for the links!  That manual was very helpful.  I&#039;ve had one of these computers sitting in the corner of my office for the past 30 years.  I can&#039;t say when was the last time it was turned on.  It had a custom CMOS in it from Miyano (a CNC machine manufacturer) as they sold it as an optional unit for their machines.  I remember my father using it to edit/load/save programs to and from our Miyano machine.

I just charged it back up and turned it on.  Yep. I got the same TRAP! error.  To fix this, shut the computer back off, press and release the reset button (in case CPU is stuck in a loop).  Now turn on the computer and the moment you see &quot;Initialize&quot; press [Crtl] + [@] together at the same time.  At this point it should now ask you for the date/time.  Enter that, and then continue on to reinitialize the memory (aka a factory reset).

I was then able to load one of my dad&#039;s old programs off of a cassette I found and even print it out!  Yes both the tape drive and the printer still worked (even the 30 year old ink!).  Now I need to look at the tape drive motor.  It&#039;s noisy as sin, and I can&#039;t get the display to darken (adjusting knob only makes it lighter).  So I may pop this puppy apart and give it a good cleaning.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks for the links!  That manual was very helpful.  I&#8217;ve had one of these computers sitting in the corner of my office for the past 30 years.  I can&#8217;t say when was the last time it was turned on.  It had a custom CMOS in it from Miyano (a CNC machine manufacturer) as they sold it as an optional unit for their machines.  I remember my father using it to edit/load/save programs to and from our Miyano machine.</p>
<p>I just charged it back up and turned it on.  Yep. I got the same TRAP! error.  To fix this, shut the computer back off, press and release the reset button (in case CPU is stuck in a loop).  Now turn on the computer and the moment you see &#8220;Initialize&#8221; press [Crtl] + [@] together at the same time.  At this point it should now ask you for the date/time.  Enter that, and then continue on to reinitialize the memory (aka a factory reset).</p>
<p>I was then able to load one of my dad&#8217;s old programs off of a cassette I found and even print it out!  Yes both the tape drive and the printer still worked (even the 30 year old ink!).  Now I need to look at the tape drive motor.  It&#8217;s noisy as sin, and I can&#8217;t get the display to darken (adjusting knob only makes it lighter).  So I may pop this puppy apart and give it a good cleaning.</p>
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