You can hook up a DEC serial terminal to it :-). See the page:
         <http://www.mcmanis.com/chuck/computers/vaxen/panels.htm>
And scroll down to the bottom where it shows the 4000/200 panel (same as 
the Microvax 3400 panel). There is also a link to here:
         <http://www.partner.compaq.com:9003/public/cheat_sheets/cables/padapters.html>
which talke about how to build an MMJ to DE9 (PC-serial port) connector so 
that you can wire up a crufty PC to talk to the VAX. Since most PC terminal 
programs can emulate the VT100 this is a pretty easy way to get this to work.

Once you've done that and you power on the system you can boot the system 
and "break into it"  (see 
<http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/2956/data.htm#MGMT5>)

Have fun!
--Chuck


At 08:11 AM 4/21/01 -0700, rah joe wrote:
>Hi all.  A friend gave me a Vax 4000-200.  I know it
>works because it used to be my friend's office server.
>  All I got was the cpu and an external cd-rom drive.
>This Vax also has an internal tape drive.  I have no
>monitor or keyboard.  I got it because I wanted to try
>NetBSD on this machine.  I did a lot of Vax and
>MicroVax work about 20 years ago.
>
>I've spent my last 10 years working with NetWare, NT,
>and OS/2 on the PC side of the fence.
>
>Could somebody on this refresh my memory and give me
>an idea on where and what kind of monitors and
>keyboards can connect to this machine?  My friend did
>NOT provide me with ANY documentation.  I saved this
>Vax from the trash actually.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Rah-Joe (rahjoe@yahoo.com).
>
>
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