In the meantime, an astute member (of another list) suggested that the MCT in question is Micro Component Technologies, now "MCT Worldwide LLC" based in Minneapolis, MN but previously based in Shoreview, MN. Their website at http://www.mct.com doesn't offer many leads, but if you look at any of their 80s-era equipment (check eBay) it bears the same logo as the mystery S-100 board.
I've had a communication with a gent from MCT, a VP of sales, who agrees that they may well have made the board. He has kindly agreed to circulate the photos to their engineering staff, now based in Malaysia (!), and see if it rings any bells. Not holding out much hope that any of their old-guard engineers from MN would have re-located to Malaysia, but there may be something left in the files, so to speak.
Here's crossing fingers..
On Sunday, September 27, 2015 at 1:54:02 PM UTC-5, drlegendre wrote:
Howdy folks,
New member, first post.
Been trying to no avail to find any info on this 'MCT' S-100 serial card. I'm pretty sure the card works, as it came from a previously-working system - but all documents are missing, and without the info, I have no idea how to put it to use. Photos are here:
Other than what I believe is an artwork / batch number on the rear, the only marking is "Assy 105510" on the front silk screen. My hunch is that this may have been a fairly generic 'OEM' type card which could have been re-badged and sold under one or more different names. So perhaps the docs exist under a name other than MCT?
Any help greatly appreciated - thanks!
-Bill