Do NOT worry -
I believe HP has issued a blanket permission on most ot their CLIPS.
Chers!
Quoting Milan Vasic <vasa1958@...>:
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OK, sorry for publishing this! Please forget all my previous posts.
Files will go with me...
Milan
On Tue, Oct 26, 2021 at 12:53 AM Xu Wang via groups.io <simmconn=
[email protected]> wrote:
With all the confidential markings on the schematic and such, it’s best to
have the manual scanned and distributed by someone who has a license to do
so. I’m sure some people in this group have the license to distribute
manuals for discontinued/obsolete HP/A/K test equipment. Scanning a pdf for
personal or organizational backup is one thing, making it available to the
public would be a different matter, for profit or not.
By the way, if we see missing line segments on the scanned schematics,
more than likely they are not there to begin with. It has to do with the
EDA tool that HP used back in the day. I’ve seen original CLIPs missing
segments or sometimes entire symbols.
-Xu
