Electronics MK-92

• Processor: K588BC2 (16-bit, compatible with DEC PDP-11)
• Memory: 16 kB RAM (12,248 bytes are available to the user), 32 kB ROM (with BASIC interpreter)
• Display : LCD , 120 × 64 pixels or 8 lines of 20 characters
• Keyboard : 63 keys
• Power supply: 4 AA cells or an external power supply unit of 220 V. Regularly - 4 nickel-cadmium batteries of the type “NKHTs-0.45 II C” ~ 1.2 V, 450 mAh.
• Charger type "Electronics ZU-01M" for batteries NKHTs, power consumption 0.6 VA
• Power Consumption: 5 V, 0.55 W
• Specifications: TU bK0.310.095
• Dimensions: 250 × 100 × 30 mm
• Weight: no more than 700 g (for MK-90)

• Microcomputer "Electronics MK 92"; KBYUZH.466253.001 TU - 1 pc;
• Secondary power source; KBYuZh.436244.001 TU - 1 pc;
• Battery NKGTs-2-1; IKSHZH.563342.006 TU - 5 pcs, replacement for NKGC-1.8-1 is allowed
• Charger "Electronics ZU-1" in a package with an instruction manual; 12 M0.081.159 TU −1 pcs;
• RAM memory - 2 pcs;
• Harness; KBYuZh.685621.006 - 1 pc;
• Axis; KBYuZH.715111.007 - 1 pc;
• Paper roll D50; GOST 7717-75 - 2 pcs;
• Holder; KBYuZh.753756.001 - 1 pc;
• Holder; KBYuZh.753756.001-01 - 1 pc;
• Plug 0NTs-VG-4-5 / 16-V; AShDK 434410.023-89 TU - 1 pc;
• UPS unit 037 00; TU25-7225.0037-89 - 16 pcs;
• The bag is polyethylene; KBYuZH.322421.006 - 1 pc;
• Magnetic cartridge MK-60-5 with magnetic tape B1-1807; TU6-42-736-89 - 1 pc;
• Operation manual for the microcomputer "Electronics MK-92"; KBYuZh.466253.001 RE - 1 pc;
• Operation manual for the microcomputer " Electronics MK-90 "; DR3.055.003 RE - 1 pc;

The delivery of the prototype was different from the planned one. The microcomputer itself consists of the MK-92 Electronics dock, equipped with a four-color pen plotter, access to a household tape recorder and the MK-90 Electronics microcomputer. It was stated that the MK-92 will support output to a household TV, but this possibility has not been realized.

In the instructions for the prototype on page 2 it says: “ATTENTION! The microcomputer does not come with a television receiver controller. ” However, it contains schemes for remaking Soviet TVs (such as Horizon, Electron, Vityaz, Record, Rubin) to connect the MK-92.

If you press the "T" key in the main menu, the internal microcomputer testing program will start (photos of the test program screens can be seen in the description of MK-90 Electronics , but there are several additional test screens, including the looping function when testing the MK-90 display )

• Electronics (trademark)
• List of Soviet calculators

• Photos of the insides of MK 92 and MK 90 (increase in click on the mouse)
• Museum of Soviet Calculators - Elektronika MK-92 (neopr.) . taswegian.com. Date of treatment July 22, 2013. Archived August 24, 2013.
• ELEKTRONIKA MK 92
• MK-90 hacking
• Electronics MK-90 - iron ghosts of the past