NEW Adatek CU10, System 10 Control Unit, Series E, NOS NIB

BRAND NEW Adatek CU10 Series E, industrial controller, still in its factory-sealed antistatic bag. This is the cpu/processor CONTROL UNIT (not the System 10 Digital I/O Expansion Module.) Back in the 1980/90s I was a design engineer; I built and programmed a number of systems using Adatek controllers. Purchased as a spare, this brand new sealed-bag unit has been in my possession ever since, stored indoors in a heated/AC spare room in my home. My recollection is that it was purchased right around 1990.

Please note: Although this unit is “new old stock”, and in its factory-sealed bag, it does NOT come with any warranty. The manufacturer is long defunct, and the item is sold AS-IS, NO RETURNS.

UPDATE, 5 Oct 2021
An inquiry arrived asking which version motherboard. I slit a small, ~1/2 inch square, “flap” into the antistatic bag, so that I could see and photograph the screen-printing on the motherboard, it reads “CPV20” (or perhaps CPU20) and “10031”, see the added image 100_3920 in photos. Photos of the included “Software Compatibility Chart”, front and back, have also been added.

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Adatek was an industrial controls company, founded by Ray Pelland in Sandpoint Idaho back in the 1980's. It's "State Logic" language was innovative and ahead of its time; far advanced from the typical PLC “ladder logic” controller of the day.

If you are a collector of Vintage Tech, then Adatek's unique approach of State Logic belongs in your museum. On the other hand, if you have a piece of (legacy) factory equipment that has one of these controllers in it, then this controller might be the critically-needed spare that someday you just gotta' have to keep your production line running.