Release date 1986. The Victor VPC II is an extended-technology microcomputer with an 8086 CPU running at 4.57KHz and the option of fitting a 8087 maths co-processor. It is IBM compatable and is unable to read or write original Sirius format disks.
The VPC II was available in the following options:
- Diskless workstation: No disk drives, 256Kb of RAM
- Single floppy disk system: One 360Kb floppy drive, 640Kb of RAM
- Dual floppy disk system: Two 360Kb floppy drives, 640Kb of RAM
- Fixed disk system: One 360Kb floppy drive, One 20 Megabyte fixed disk, 640Kb of RAM
Picture found on the internet of basic twin floppy model.
Set up of the machine to allow various options is by dip switches on the mother board. These switches allowed options such as: number of floppy drives, maths co-processor, display type and RAM chip type.
To download a PDF of the complete manual (25Mb) click HERE
To download a PDF of the dip switch settings (500Kb) click HERE
By downloading the above PDF files you agree NOT to post the information in part or whole held within the PDF or the full PDF on any web site or forum on the Internet.
To download a PDF of the complete manual in Swedish (14.2Mb) click HERE
All the downloads are in PDF format and require Adobe Document Reader
The original VPCII Users Guide came with three disks. Two of the disks were for the operating system and one disk was a diagnostic disk (NON-DOS).
The version of DOS/VBASICA is 3.1 Version 3.10d (1986)
To download the image files of the two operating system disks see below. The images were created using Power ISO.
This is Disk 1 Operating System - Download
This is Disk 2 Operating System - Download
Disk 3 is a NON-DOS disk (unknown format) and it is unable to be imaged for download here.
By downloading the above image files you agree NOT to post the information in part or whole on any web site or forum on the Internet.
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Power ISO is available from HERE