The Domesday System
This picture shows my own Domesday Machine, in its 25th anniversary incarnation, 25th November 2011.
The Domesday System was made up of the following component parts:
BBC Master AIV, a specially upgraded version of the BBC Master 128, fitted with internal 65C102 co-processor, Acorn SCSI Interface and Videodisc Filing System ROM |
Philips VP415 laserdisc player, an enhancement of the existing VP410 LaserVision Disc Drive, with an added layer at the bottom called the "Domesday Sandwich", containing video-mixing and Genlock circuitry and SCSI Interface |
Acorn Trackerball |
High Resolution Colour Monitor |
Laserdisc Player Remote Control |
The Domesday Laser Discs |
SCART cable to connect the Laserdisc player to the monitor |
RGB lead to connect the BBC to the Laserdisc player |
50-way ribbon cable to connect the BBC SCSI Interface to the Laserdisc player |
The manuals |
My own Domesday Machine is made up of original component parts, gradually adding more bits as I have got hold of them. It has gone through a number of incarnations over the last decade and you can see much more about my Domesday Machine and its component parts in my section on BeebMaster's Domesday Machine.