DEC VT-180 Robin BIOS Source & Technical Manuals — Preserved Source Links

$5.00

Six researched source locations for the DEC VT-180 “Robin”: the preserved DEC index page, BIOS and boot-track source code, VT-18X upgrade/test guide, VT-180 technical manual, CP/M 2.2 manual, and Z80 CPU technical manual.

Purchase reveals the verified preserved locations. The download buttons take you directly to the identified source pages or files.

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Description

TL;DR: A researched link pack for the DEC VT-180 “Robin” CP/M system, centered on the surviving BIOS and boot-track source.

The VT-180 was DEC’s CP/M-capable extension of the VT-100 terminal. Useful documentation for it is scattered across old personal collections and preserved copies of long-lived technical sites. This product collects the relevant locations from one surviving DEC reference page so you do not have to reconstruct the trail yourself.

What you receive

  • Preserved DEC / VT-180 source index page
  • VT-180 BIOS and Boot Track source code — vtbios11.zip
  • VT-18X Upgrade and System Test Guide — vt18x.pdf
  • VT-180 Technical Manual — vt180tec.pdf
  • CP/M 2.2 Manual — cpm22.pdf
  • Z80 CPU Technical Manual — z80tm.pdf

Why this set matters

The small BIOS archive is the interesting piece: it preserves assembly source for the VT-180 CP/M BIOS and boot track. The machine-specific manuals provide the hardware and service context needed to make sense of that source, while the CP/M and Z80 manuals cover the operating-system and CPU environment around it.

Known limitation

The BIOS source references a DISKDEF macro library that is not included in the identified VT-180 source archive. This product should therefore be treated as a researched preservation/reference set, not a guaranteed complete build environment.

What you are buying

CacheRat provides the research, identification, organization and verified source locations. The underlying third-party documents and source files remain at their preserved locations; CacheRat does not claim ownership of them.

External preservation links can change or disappear over time. Recheck availability after purchase if a host later moves a capture.