Fluke 9010A Microsystem Troubleshooter: Original Unit & Modern Replica

The Fluke 9010A Microsystem Troubleshooter was introduced around 1981 by Fluke to troubleshoot / test microprocessor based systems.

This time with a practical demonstration using an arcade PCB.
Centralised USB HID input and LED control (to build your own arcade input device)

The 9010A Mainframe uses specific interface ‚Pods‘ to replace the system microprocessor, allowing the 9010 full control over the unit under test (UUT). It can perform all kinds of tests, like electrical integrity of microprocessor Bus, RAM, ROM and I/O tests. A wide variety of PODs were produced including Z80, 6502, 6809(E), 68000, 8080, 8086, 80186, 80286.

Also: a fully functional 3D-printed replica of the ENIGMA. Now the M4 (4-dial version).

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