REMOVED CABLE FROM 1130 AND WORKED ON A BENCH
Trying to cut, solder and crimp pins with the cable down inside the 1130 was not very productive. Lying on the floor on my side with arms twisted into place was not good for my body. I pulled it completely out so that I could work in a more convenient location.
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| Removed cable, ready to continue work |
COMPLETED WIRING IN ALL FIVE SIGNALS AND COMPLETING THE CONNECTORS
I located and soldered the extra twisted wire segments to all of the five signals that will pass through the Signal Conditioner. The ground (black) wires of those segments were tied together with one of the black ground wires of the main cable. Pins were put on the new segment white wires and inserted into the appropriate input or output connector.
WRAPPED THE CABLE WITH ELECTRICAL TAPE, READY TO INSTALL
I wrapped everything once the wiring was complete, making for a new cable with the two smaller cables that run to the conditioner board also wrapped.
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| Completed cable assembly |
THREADED CABLE THROUGH 1130 AND PLUGGED IT IN
I put the cable assembly back inside the IBM 1130, passed it into logic gate A compartment C1 on one end and plugged it into the 2310 Interface Board of the V2315CF on the other end. Everything is ready for testing when I get to the shop next.


Closely following and hopefully never needing it :) :)
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