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T > TEXAS INSTRUMENTS  > LCM-1001     


Texas Instruments
LCM-1001

Almost no information about this 'computer' which was probably the first microprocessor trainer Texas Instruments produced.

The system held two chips, a quad-Nand 74279 logic chip and a 4-bit SPB0400 processor which was the first processor made using the VLSI process technology.

One programmed it through various switchs, results were displayed on LED diodes.

Thanks to Steve Perry for information and pictures.

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I have the original 57-page Data Manual from October 1976 for the SBP0400A and SBP0401A 4-Bit-Slice I2L Processor Elements. This is contained in TI''s December 1977 Bipolar Microcomputer Components Databook. The book also contains the full revised Data Manual for the SN74S481 / SN54S481 / SN74LS481 4-Bit-Slice Schottky Processor Elements. I can scan and post these if anyone needs them.

          
Tuesday 16th April 2013
Adam Roman (USA, Chicago area)

I have the complet LCM-1001, box and manuel.
This object is used no new.
What is the price ?
Thanks

          
Thursday 6th March 2008
jf (france)

I'm looking for to purchase the "operation manual" and/or circuit diagram from Texas LCM-1001. I tried to find the SPB0400 4bit uP datasheet but I didn't. I intend to make a LCM-1001 emulator on PC. Thank You!

          
Wednesday 22nd June 2005
Ivan Assaritti (Indaiatuba - Brazil)
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NAME  LCM-1001
MANUFACTURER  Texas Instruments
TYPE  Home Computer
ORIGIN  U.S.A.
YEAR  1976
BUILT IN LANGUAGE  None
KEYBOARD  Data / address / control switches
CPU  4-bit SPB0400
SPEED  Unknown
RAM  Unknown
I/O PORTS  40-pin socket
BUILT IN MEDIA  None
POWER SUPPLY  external AC adaptor or rechargeable battery
PERIPHERALS  Expansion modules (?)
PRICE  about $280





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