Deutsch: Schema eines NIMROD-Computers, der 1951 das mathematische Nim-Spiel simuliert.
English: A drawing of the NIMROD computer. Diagram of the machine: 1) Instructions panel: instructions that Nimrod follows during the game. 2) Main panel: bulbs mirror the control panel to show the process of the game to the observers; underneath the bulbs there is a legend describing the possible states of the game. 3) Panel shows the current calculations of the processor during slow game speed; a legend for this is located on the instructions panel. 4) Four bays holding the machine's valves (tubes). Each bay contains 120 valves, arranged as six blocks of twenty. (Only 350 of the installed valves were active in the computer; the others were just being 'burned in' to avoid early failure.) 5) Nimrod's control panel: demonstrator would typically sit on the side closer to the computer, while the player would sit on the other side of the desk.
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