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Busicom Exec 121 DK


Brand: Busicom , Nippon Calculating Machine (NCM) Corp.
Model: Exec 121 DK.
Origin: Japan.
Introduction: 1972, this example was built in 1972 or 1973, based on datacode of main chips.
Type: Basic desktop calculator with VFD display, AC operation, no battery support.
Functions: 4-Basic function, constant and memory.
Display: 12 individual VFD tubes of 8 segment plus decimal point each. One segment is used only for digit "4" to extend the horizontal bar. Also 3 red mini lamps for indication of Negative number, Overflow condition and Memory content.
Keyboard: 23 big reed-switch keys, 1 sliding switch for decimal point selection (0 to 6 and 9 decimal digit), 2 switches for Round mode and M+/M- mode (see manual) , On/Off switch. This key opens the top cover of the display. You can power down the machine by pressing the top cover to the close position.
Main chips: Two Mostek chips made for NCM identified as MK6018 and MK6019 with date codes 7209 and 7207 respectively.
Remarks: A big machine with simple but attractive design with flip top display cover and retractable carry handle. A true desktop executive calculator of the 70's!
Size: 9.45 x 6.30 x 2.36 in, 240 x 160 x 60 mm.
Condition: (9/10) Very Good, no marks on casing, full working. Missing the feet to raise the machine.
Download: Busicom Exec 121 DK Operator's Manual in English, click here.

 


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