KMV is the Qbus version of the KMC11/DMC11.  that is, a microprocessor
controlled aux processor - intended for comms but could be set up to do
other things.

Yep, the use of a qbus machine as a packet switched node, stub, or
switch, required one of these to keep the processor free of all the
interrupts and stuff.

I have a bunch of them.  I think they could do rs232, v.35, local modem
like the dmc11- variant.

Hope this helps
bob

Alex van Denzel wrote:
> 
> Antonio,
> 
> You wrote,
> 
> > The M7500 is a KMV11 or a KMV1A.
> That tells me still nothing. I believe the previous owner did have WAN (X.25) connections
> to the rest of his world.
> 
> > That's an awful lot of serial lines...
> Yes I know. Only... Just one card has its 8 DB25 connectors, the other two have only the
> centronics type connector, and I don't have the rest of the iron for it.
> 
> Greetings, Alex
> --
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>   "It's simple, Skyler ... you've seen what food processors do to food,
> right?"
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