Memorex Telex

Memorex Telex 711186669587 Hard Disk Floppy Drive Controller ISA Card 8-Bit

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SKU:
41078
MPN:
7.11E+11
Condition:
Used
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Weight:
1.00 LBS
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  • Memorex Telex 711186669587 combo hard disk and floppy drive controller ISA card — top/component side showing ICs, ribbon cable headers, and ISA edge connector
  • Memorex Telex 711186669587 ISA controller card — bottom/solder side showing PCB traces, ISA edge connector, and rear bracket
  • Memorex Telex 711186669587 ISA card close-up of top corner showing part number label, floppy disk drive header J2, floppy controller header J3, and power header J4
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Description

Memorex Telex 711186669587 Hard Disk Floppy Drive Controller ISA Card 8-Bit

The Memorex Telex 711186669587 is an 8-bit ISA combo controller card that handles both hard disk drive and floppy disk drive interfaces from a single expansion slot. Designed for IBM PC/XT-class machines and ISA-bus compatibles, this type of card was a standard building block of early PC systems in the mid-to-late 1980s, combining two essential storage controllers onto one board to conserve the limited expansion slots of the era.

Specifications & What's Included

  • Manufacturer: Memorex Telex
  • Part Number: 711186669587
  • Bus Interface: ISA (8-bit)
  • Controller Type: Combo Hard Disk Drive + Floppy Disk Drive Controller
  • Hard Disk Drive header (labeled HARD DISK DRIVE on PCB)
  • Floppy Disk Drive header: J2 (Floppy Disk Drive)
  • Floppy Controller header: J3 (Floppy Controller)
  • Power header: J4
  • Rear bracket included (standard ISA single-slot profile)
  • Multiple DIP ICs on component side; clean green PCB with no visible damage
  • Card only — no cables included

Applications

ISA combo hard disk and floppy controller cards like this one were essential components in IBM PC/XT-compatible desktop computers during the 1980s. The ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) 8-bit bus was the expansion standard introduced with the original IBM PC in 1981 and remained widely used through the XT era and into the early AT period. A combo controller card allowed a single slot to manage both the hard drive (typically MFM or RLL encoding) and one or two floppy drives, making it a core component in early office and business PCs. Today these cards are sought after by vintage PC restorers and collectors working on period-correct IBM PC/XT builds.

Condition: Used
This Memorex Telex 711186669587 Hard Disk and Floppy Drive Controller ISA card has been inspected, cleaned, and tested at our facility and is in very good condition. The PCB is clean with no visible damage, broken traces, or missing components. Please view our photo set and contact us if you have any questions.
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Warranty Information

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Additional Information

Brand:
Memorex Telex
Model:
711186669587
MPN:
711186669587
Type:
Combo Hard Disk / Floppy Drive Controller Card
SKU:
41078
Interface:
ISA (8-bit)
Bus Type:
ISA
Form Factor:
ISA Expansion Card
Compatible With:
IBM PC/XT and compatible systems with ISA bus
Connector/Headers:
J2 Floppy Disk Drive, J3 Floppy Controller, J4 Power
Seller Notes:
Card only; inspected, cleaned, and tested; in very good condition
Country/Region of Manufacture:
United States
Condition Notes:
This Memorex Telex 711186669587 ISA hard disk/floppy controller card has been inspected, cleaned, and tested and is in very good condition. PCB is clean with no visible damage.
California Prop 65 Warning:
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, and DEHP (a phthalate), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Go to P65Warnings.ca.gov
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