# PDP-4 Simulator Configuration

The PDP-4, introduced in 1963, was DEC's second (and second 18-bit) computer system. It simplified both the instruction set and I/O architecture of the PDP-1 in order to reduce cost. About 54 PDP-4's were sold.

Photographs (courtesy of Digital Equipment Corporation):

- PDP-4

Option | Description | Capacity
CPU and memory | PDP-4 | 4KW - 8KW
CPU options | Type 18 EAE, Extended Arithmetic Element |
Memory | 4K - 8K, 18b words |
Console | Type 65 KSR-28 Teletype (Baudot code) |
Paper tape | integral paper tape reader Type 75 paper tape punch |
Real time clock | integral |
Line printer | Type 62 line printer (Hollerith code) |
DECtape | Type 550/555 DECtape | 148KW
Drum | Type 24 serial drum | 131KW

Updated 12-Sep-2003 by Bob Supnik (bob AT supnik DOT org - anti-spam encoded)