List of collections of calculator related documents?

[pier4r]

I realized that many knows the various places where to find collections of documents related to HP calculators (and calculators in general), but I don't remember having seen a list proper.

So I start one hoping that other people may fill the gaps if I forget anything. I won't mind collections of documents related to other calculator brands, if they exists at all.

And of course a big thanks to those that maintain those collections.

So far (20181216) I am aware of:
- of course the hp museum document set: http://www.hpmuseum.org/software/swcdp.htm
- the 41dvd collection (as far as I know I cannot link it but you can search it, check also the wiki4hp)
- the collections done by Eric Reichlin: https://www.hpcalc.org/torrents/
- The attempt started by me with the help of the community here: http://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-9090.html
- The work of Jake Schwarz: http://www.pahhc.org/ppccdrom.htm

Anything missing? I have no idea if someone did the same for TI / casio and what not. Although judging from the online communities, I believe that if anything was done for casio, it was done in Asia while the TI communities are big enough that maybe something was done. Maybe.

[damaltor]

Well, you might remember "Silrun systems" which had a lot of casio related manuals and docs, especially for the basic programmable calcs. the owner sent his data over to me, so i have a fair lot of casio stuff. it is not public (at the moment) though.

[pier4r]

(12-19-2018 01:45 PM)damaltor Wrote:  Well, you might remember "Silrun systems" which had a lot of casio related manuals and docs, especially for the basic programmable calcs. the owner sent his data over to me, so i have a fair lot of casio stuff. it is not public (at the moment) though.

No I didn't know about the Silrun systems.
Nice that you have the data. What do you want to tell us though?

[Stevetuc]

(12-19-2018 02:58 PM)pier4r Wrote:  

(12-19-2018 01:45 PM)damaltor Wrote:  Well, you might remember "Silrun systems" which had a lot of casio related manuals and docs, especially for the basic programmable calcs. the owner sent his data over to me, so i have a fair lot of casio stuff. it is not public (at the moment) though.

No I didn't know about the Silrun systems.
Nice that you have the data. What do you want to tell us though?

Wayback has captures of the website with downloads:
https://web.archive.org/web/201307180356...lrun.info/

Archive.today has some snapshots
http://archive.is/*.silrun.info

[Dave Britten]

Viktor Toth has a lot of TI stuff:

http://www.rskey.org/CMS/the-library

[damaltor]

(12-19-2018 02:58 PM)pier4r Wrote:  

(12-19-2018 01:45 PM)damaltor Wrote:  Well, you might remember "Silrun systems" which had a lot of casio related manuals and docs, especially for the basic programmable calcs. the owner sent his data over to me, so i have a fair lot of casio stuff. it is not public (at the moment) though.

No I didn't know about the Silrun systems.
Nice that you have the data. What do you want to tell us though?

You wanted to know of Data Archives. i have a data archive. that is what i wanted to tell.
as soon as i am done renovating my house, i hopefully will have time again for hobbies and will then put the files up into the net again, after talking to the original maintainer.

[striegel]

http://www.wass.net/manuals/index.htm

Quoting:
"This is a calculator manual collection for pre-LCD electronic calculators; HP and TI calculators are specifically excluded from this site because:
Older HP calculator manuals are available from The Museum of HP Calculators.
Older TI calculator manuals are available for download from The Datamath Calculator Museum."