Front view, showing the IBM slant front case without the top. CGA monitor in back. Two Rodime MFM 10MB drives on top. Also showing are two 360K drives in the case while a 3.5" 720K drive is sitting on the top of those mounted floppies. Yes, this does drive that CGA monitor. And, yes I used it just like this picture shows.
Showing the MFM interface setup and the four slot MPI clone (cable) attached to the inside of the front of the case. The empty slot was for the A/D board, somehow got removed for this picture.
On the left is the CGA adapter board. This CC-2 motherboard was made at Tektronix, they just didn't know it. It was made for use in a research lab as a "controller". Only two were made, I have one, still runs, has a ceramic packaged MC68B09EP installed. Bottom-Right, PIA printer port plug-in card. Also, not shown was a 12-bit A/D board tied directly to the analog DAC, so that a scaleable 8/10/12-bit joystick interface could be used, yes, I used it. Behind the IBM MFM card is a quad 6551A card. Behind that is the MPI clone buffer board.