HISTORICAL PRODUCT ARCHIVE
The Sinneslöschen Historical Product Archive provides reference information for discontinued products, previous system generations and selected technical records no longer included in the current product catalog.
Archive material is transferred from printed documentation, microfilm, engineering indexes and former electronic record systems. Online coverage is incomplete and will continue to expand as source material is prepared for electronic access.
Current online coverage: 1963–1994
ONLINE RECORDS: 476
DOCUMENT IMAGES: 1,204
Browse by Year
- 1963–1969 — early transistorized control equipment, instrumentation modules and signal-processing products.
- 1970–1979 — digital control products, display electronics, interface hardware and early system products.
- 1980 — industrial control systems, technical display hardware, laboratory instrumentation and early human-factors equipment.
- 1981 — controllers, display systems, OEM projects, laboratory equipment and field records.
- 1982–1989 — controllers, display systems, OEM projects, laboratory equipment and early SSB products.
- 1990–1994 — current-generation predecessors, visualization systems, SSB-2/2E products and technical software.
Browse by Category
Product Records · Software Records · Technical Documents · OEM & Custom Systems · Experimental Systems.
Recently Transferred Records
05.28.98 — 1991 — SV-91 Visualization System — TRANSFERRED.
05.11.98 — 1987 — SL-8712 Industrial Controller — TRANSFERRED.
04.23.98 — 1983 — VDP-4 Display Processor — TRANSFERRED.
03.30.98 — 1981 — Engineering Records — PARTIAL TRANSFER. Some source references have not yet been associated with electronic documents.
03.05.98 — 1974 — Display Interface Products — TRANSFERRED.
Archive Notes
The Archive is assembled from several generations of record systems. Product names, document numbers and classifications may vary according to period. Some early projects used internal or customer-specific designations that do not conform to later product-numbering conventions. Original identifiers are preserved where practical.