IME: DG308

Feature	Description
Case:
Color case:
Color keyboard:
Weight:
Voltage selection:
Adapter:
Power consumption:
Working condition:
Schematics: (thanks to STOKES David)	General Diagram 3114/SE: Keyboard: A 3115/SE: Keyboard: B 3285/SB: Code: 1: (pos. 12) 3285/SE: Code: 1: (pos. 12) 3287/SB: Code: 3, 4: (pos. 11[10]) 3287/SE: Code: 3, 4: (pos. 11[10]) 3294/SB: Driver lights and Decisions: (pos. 8) 3294/SE: Driver lights and Decisions: (pos. 8) 3305/SB: Aux. Sign. Inverters: (pos. 15) 3305/SE: Aux. Sign. Inverters: (pos. 15) 3307/SB: Power Supply: (pos. 16) 3311/SB: Address Counter A B: (pos. 3) 3311/SE: Address Counter A B: (pos. 3) 3312/SB: Address Counter with Presetting Circuit: (pos. 4) 3312/SE: Address Counter with Presetting Circuit: (pos. 4) 3314/SB: Code: 2, Sensing Amplif.: (pos. 14) 3314/SE: Code: 2, Sensing Amplif.: (pos. 14) 3315/SB: Register: A: (pos. 13) 3315/SE: Register: A: (pos. 13) 3316/SB: Register: B: (pos. 9) 3316/SE: Register: B: (pos. 9) 3318/SB: 8 Step Scanner: (pos. 5) 3318/SE: 8 Step Scanner: (pos. 5) 3320/SB: Clock and Pulse Circuit: (pos. 6) 3320/SE: Clock and Pulse Circuit: (pos. 6) 3324/SB: Comp. Main Logic and M.N.S.: (pos. 7) 3324/SE: Comp. Main Logic and M.N.S.: (pos. 7) 3333-3334/SE-SB: Memory Circuit P1520/TP: Test Points: Keyboard A: (1/5) P1520/TP: Test Points: Keyboard B: (2/5) P1520/TP: Test Points: Keyboard C: (5/5) P1520/TP: Test Points: Sliding Switch: (3/5) P1520/TP: Test Points: Voltage Adaptor: (4/5) P1520SE: Keyboard: C P1527/TP: Test points Conn. 50p. Pin: (2/4) P1527/TP: Test points Conn. 50p. Pin: (3/4) P1527/TP: Test Points: (1/4) P1528/TP: Test points Conn. 50p. Pin: (1/2) P1528/TP: Test points Conn. 50p. Pin: (2/2) P1530/SE: Card Reader P1530/TP: Test Points: Reader P1560/FS-TP: Test Points: Soldering Sheet and Memory: (1/4) P1560/TP: Test Points: Memory Circuit 3333: (1/2) P1560/TP: Test Points: Memory Circuit 3334: (2/2) Punched Card formats: (1) Punched Card formats: (2)
PCB's: (thanks to STOKES David)	3285: Code: 1: (pos. 12) 3287: Code: 3, 4: (pos. 10, 11) 3294: Driver lights and Decisions: (pos. 8) 3305: Aux. Sign. Inverters: (pos. 15) 3307: Power Supply: (pos. 16) 3311: Address Counter A B: (pos. 3) 3312: Address Counter with Presetting Circuit: (pos. 4) 3313: Light Sensors Circuit 2 3314: Code: 2, Sensing Amplif.: (pos. 14) 3315: Register: A: (pos. 13) 3316: Register: B: (pos. 9) 3318: 8 Step Scanner: (pos. 5) 3320: Clock and Pulse Circuit: (pos. 6) 3324: Comp. Main Logic and M.N.S.: (pos. 7) 3325: Lamps Circuit 3333: Memory Circuit I 3334: Memory Circuit II P1560/FS-TP: Test Points: Soldering Sheet and Circuit 3337: (2/4)
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:	Programming device for IME: 86S, 512 steps (8 environments of 64 steps) can be connected to the IME: LC308 Card Puncher
Initial price:	DM 4950 (may-1969)
Overall quality rate (1-10):	8
OEM-copies:
Other sources of info:	Instruction Manual, Bedienungsanleitung (Thanks to STOKES David) Program Example (Thanks to STOKES David)
Advertisements/Publications:	Die Preissensation

Another version ^
From a technical brochure: (Thanks to Professor Elliot Tanis for this info)
The IME Digicorde is a magnetic disc sequential programmer which
controls the IME: 86S electronic calculator. It is used where program
length exceeds 32 steps or where more program flexibility is desired.
The Digicorder provides a capacity of up to 3.000 individual steps.
Constant factors can also be entered on to the magnetic disc from
the keyboard of the calculator to be called out at the appropriate
point of a program. The operation of the Dlgicorder is very simple.
Position the master switch on the Digicorde to the "program" mode
and actually perform the problem on the keyboard of the calculator.
When the problem is completed, the master switch is put in the
"compute" mode. To start the program, just toych the [RC]-key on
the keyboard of the calculator. The Diglcorder automatically locates
the start of your program. Stop codes in the program as well as a
code for looping or finding the beginning of the program automatically
are generated from the keyboard of the Digicorder.
The ease of programming and the versatility and the speed of this system
trtruly make the IME-86 a desk top computer.

Manufacturer:	IME (Industria Macchine Elletroniche)
Model:	DG308
AKA:	digicorder
Year:	~1967
Display:	None
Circuits:
Dimensions:
Power type:	AC
Origin:	Italy
S/N:
Owner:	DEVIDTS Serge