Intel Manuals

This is comprehensive listing of Intel Manuals sorted by types. Manuals may appear in multiple places in this listing because they fit into more than one category.

Contents

Multibus I Boards

iSBC RAM Boards

iSBC Memory and Expansion Boards

iSBC Floppy and Winchester Disk Controller Boards

iSBC ROM Expansion Boards

iSBC Serial/Parallel I/O Boards

iSBC Ethernet Controller Boards

iSBC Single Board Computers

iSBC Card Cages, Chassis, and Power Supplies

iSBX Multimodule Boards

Processor Manuals

Microcomputer Families

MCS-4

MCS-8

MCS-48

MCS-80/MCS-85

MCS-86/88

Microcomputer Development Systems

These were the first microcomputers marketed by Intel.

Intellec 4

Intellec 4/Mod 4

Introduced in 1973. This system used the Intel 4004 processor.

Intellec 4/Mod 40

Introduced in 1974. This system used the Intel 4040 processor.

Intellec 8

Intellec 8/Mod 8

Introduced in 1973. Original cost $2398. This system used the Intel 8008 processor.

Intellec 8/Mod 80

This system used the Intel 8080 processor. Used for early CP/M-80 development.

Intellec MDS-800/Intellec Series I

Introduced in 1975. This system used the Intel 8080 processor. It was the first all multibus system. Used for later CP/M-80 Version 2.2 development.

Intellec Series II

Intellec Series III

Intellec Series IV

Universal PROM Programmer

In-Circuit Emulators

ICE-30

ICE-51/ICE-44

ICE-85

ICE-86

ICE-88

Other Products

Intellec Prompt 48

System Design Kits

SIM 4-01

Was the original SDK for the 4004 processor. Had sockets for 4 1702 EPROMS and 4 4002 RAM chips.

SIM 4-02

Had sockets for 16 1702 EPROMS and 16 4002 RAM chips.

SIM 8-01

Was the original SDK for the 8008 processor.

SDK-51

Introduced in 1982.

SDK-80

Introduced in 1975.

SDK-85

Introduced in 1977

SDK-86

Introduced in 1978

SDK-88

Intel Systems

System 80/10

Introduced in 1976. This system used the iSBC 80/10* or 80/16 SBC boards paired with iSBC 016/032/048/064 RAM board(s). iSBC 20X FDC board(s) could be added to support disk operating systems including iRMX-80, ISIS-II, CP/M-80, or iDOS.

System 80/20

Introduced in 1976. This system used the iSBC 80/20, 80/20-4, or 80/24A SBC boards paired with iSBC 016/032/048/064 RAM board(s). iSBC 20X FDC board(s) could be added to support disk operating systems including iRMX-80, ISIS-II, CP/M-80, or iDOS. The iSBC 80/24A SBC has iSBX connectors and can take the iSBX 218 FDC board. The CP/M-80 files are for this configuration.

System 80/30

Introduced in 1978. This system used the iSBC 80/30 SBC boards paired with iSBC 016/032/048/064 RAM board(s). iSBC 20X FDC board(s) could be added to support disk operating systems including iRMX-80, ISIS-II, CP/M-80, or iDOS.

System 86/330A

Introduced in 1981. This system used the iSBC 86/14 or 86/30 SBC boards paired with iSBC 016A/032A/064A/028A/056A RAM board(s). iSBC 215 Winchester controller with an iSBC 218 FDC were used to support disk operating systems including iRMX-86 and Xenix-86.

System 86/380

Introduced in 1983. This system used the iSBC 86/14 or 86/30 SBC boards paired with iSBC 016A/032A/064A/028A/056A RAM board(s). iSBC 215 Winchester controller with an iSBC 218 FDC were used to support disk operating systems including iRMX-86 and Xenix-86.

System 310

Introduced in 1983. This system used the iSBC 86/30 or 286/10 SBC boards paired with iSBC 012B RAM board(s). iSBC 215 Winchester controller with an iSBC 218 FDC were used to support disk operating systems including iRMX-86, Xenix-86, iRMX-286, and Xenix-286. Later versions used the iSBC 028CX/056CX/012CX/010CX/020CX RAM boards. They used iSBC 188/48 board(s) to add extra serial ports. They used the iSBC 88/45 board to provide specialized communications links like SDLC for mainframes and DDN X.25 to connect to ARPAnet IMPs. The iSBC 552 board provided ethernet connectivity to the LAN

System 320

iPDS-100

Manuals

Reference and Programming Manuals

Configuration Guides, User's Guides, Operator's Manuals, Maintenance Manuals, Installation Guides, and Operating Instructions

Standards

File Formats

Application Notes

Article Reprints

Data Books

Data

Pocket References

Assembly Manuals

Monitor Listings

Miscellaneous Documents

Operating Systems

CPM-80

iDOS

I have only seen references to this operating system for systems earlier than the MDS. Might be a precursor to ISIS-II or iRMX-80.

ISIS-II

ISIS-IV

iRMX

iRMX 86

Xenix 86

Xenix 286