You could store up to 32K of memory on the board and the data with battery
backup could last for up to 3-10 years! The board was IEEE-696 compatible
and ran fast (220 nanosecond RAMs). At speeds up to 6MHz for both 8 and 16
bit systems. There was extended memory addressing through 24 bit
address lines. The board also had bank select capability and unusually
via software you could write protect window segments of RAM. The board
was switch selectable addressing to any 4K boundary and could generate
interrupts when a power failure was detected. This was a very nice board
even though it was only 32K.
The manual for this interesting boardcan be found
here.
