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Well cdifan thanks for the support. Will make the disk so far. I did switch the flatcable on the diskdrive and now the leds are on constantly, but when I put the bootdisk it it, just CANNOT READ THE DISK, so it seems the original pc drives were different in connecting. The work goes on ................

Ok, the 240V part did go out after one hour. :cry: So got my 120V set (180/181) and mounted the 182. all works fine. NO SMOKE! But the new floppy-drives (NEC) won't work. There are no leds burning, when starting up, so the connection must be ok. otherwise the leds are burning constantly. Maybe it's ...

It seems as the 605 is the perfection of the followup of the 180 system, the OS9 disc will also run with the 182, And I can make copies of that disk with ANADISK (running under plain Dos) so if anyone own the disk, I'm interesting of getting it. The technical manuals of the 180/181/182 aren't availa...

The bootdisk was provided with the complete set 180/181/182, but I don't know anything about the 182, how to start it and work with. And the bootdisk is corrupt, couldn't make a backup with ANADISK (a track to track disk copier under DOS), so need a new one. The scanning of the bootdisk with ANADISK...

Yes, it's the same person, only I saw the add on www.marktplaats.nl and could buy the cdi system in a separate way. The seller itself thought the 182 belongs to the set and switches between 120 - 240 Volts ~
And thanks for the quick reply.

Gerrit

Does anyone have the CDI 182 manual and or software? A copy will do, will pay the costs for it. Second question is about the drives. When I bought the 182 the PC drives were out, so I put new ones in it, but these drives aren't switchable from A or B, or does the 182 the switching itself? Thanks, Ge...

Recently bought the complete Philips CDI 180-181-182 system. The 180-181 are 240 Volts ~ and the description at the backside from the 182 says 120-240 Volts ~ I don't dare to switch it on. All 3 systems are connected by power wires together, so maybe the 182 is self-switching from a 120 to 240 Volts...