Manufacturer: OLYMPIA
Model: CD400
AKA: M72
Year: 1970
Display: Nixie Tubes (12)
Circuits: PHILCO IC's (139)
Dimensions: 352x305x110 mm
Power type: 220V
Origin: Japan
S/N:  
Owner: DEVIDTS Serge

 

Feature  

Description 

Case:  

 

Color case:  

 

Color keyboard:  

 

Weight:  

 

Voltage selection:  

 

Adapter:  

 

Power consumption:  

 

Working condition:  

 

Printed Circuit Boards (PCB's):  

 

Memories:  

 

Memories indication:  

 

Prog. steps:  

 

Decimal point handling:  

 

Rounding:  

 

Calculation overflow indication:  

 

Input overflow indication:  

 

Divide by Zero indication:  

 

Negative value indication:  

 

Constant function:  

 

Calculation speed:  

 

Auto Power-off:  

 

Display details:  

 

Printer:  

 

Extra features/remarks:  

Probably made by PANASONIC (MATSUSHITA) for OLYMPIA

Initial price:  

 

Overall quality rate (1-10):  

8

OEM-copies:  

 

Other sources of info:  

Univ Greifswald

Advertisements/Publications:  

Deutche Bundespost Edition/Issue 

 

Nixie Tubes detail ^




Nixie Tubes detail ^

 



Keyboard Reed-swicthes ^

 



Delay Line
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0.4 mm diameter x 75.5 cm length,
5 registers holding 14 x 4 Bit = 280 Bit info.
Speed: 2900 m/s
A 5-register capacity needs 266.7 µs to walk through the Delay-line.

 

Prints:
Detail of print 1

Detail of print 2

Detail of print 3

Detail of print 4

 

       

Control lamps for: ^
Memory, Error and calculator On.

 

           

Memory keys: ^
Add to memory, Subtract from memory, Memory Call and Clear Memory.

 

Power Supply ^

 

Power selection (110V / 220V) ^

 

Power swicth and Handle on the bottom ^

 

The 'old' OLYMPIA logo on the back ^

 



Identification label ^

 



OEM-copy ? ^