LC 575 Mobo diagram?

[D.L. Miller]

On Date: Sun, 9 Sep 2001 16:44:05 -0400
the pickle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> replied to:
D.L. Miller question:
> >"Presenter 575 for the Mac LC 575. Is this to allow a external monitor?
> >The cable attached to it is 14 pins, about 1 to 1.25 inches long.
With this:
> Yep, allows for video mirroring on an external display IIRC..
D. Miller also asked:
> >Also, the first two ( they look the same) simms to left of battery are
> >Ram simms I suppose and the longer one on left edge is VRam? No L2 Cache
and p answered 
> The two are VRAM; the one longer one is RAM.
silly me, I figured that out when I got home and took the 8mb simm out
and replaced it with a 16mb simm I had in an old LCIII (chipped to a +)

Pickle (capitalized) this time) thanks for the help and quick reply.

also from Pickle:
 
> >Basically, he's saying, if you want to spend the money to do that for a
> >lark, go ahead; it's your money. But you're a nut. In a lovable, Macaddict,
> >kind of way :)
> 
> Right :) 
> p  
Got me pegged there right enough. But, I am not going to spend nearly
$200 for a upgrade of debatable performance. Just thought if somehow,
the price had dramatically dropped, it might be worth it, but not, IMHO
worth spend over $100.

One thing, when you (pickle) said:
>You can buy a 6500 or 5500 mobo for about $50 or so these days. you
aren;t implying they will easily fit into a CC, are you?

Thanks for all the comments listariuans(?).
Doug the insane, lovable, Macaddict in Ohio.

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Re: LC 575 Mobo diagram?

[D.L. Miller]

Where can I find a diagram for the LC 575 Mobo?
I went to MacGuru's but they said, "
   At the present time, there are no plans to develop layouts for
the Classic LC series."
I just got one that I am going to put into my CC and would like to
identify a couple items on it first.
Doug

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Re: LC 575 Mobo diagram?

[the pickle]

At 09:52 -0400 on 07/09/01, D.L. Miller wrote:

>Where can I find a diagram for the LC 575 Mobo?
>I went to MacGuru's but they said, "
>   At the present time, there are no plans to develop layouts for
>the Classic LC series."
>I just got one that I am going to put into my CC and would like to
>identify a couple items on it first.

Tell me what you're looking to ID :)

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Re: LC 575 Mobo diagram?

[D.L. Miller]

From: the pickle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: LC 575 Mobo diagram?
> 
D.L. Miller wrote:
> >Where can I find a diagram for the LC 575 Mobo?
> >I went to MacGuru's but they said, "
> >   At the present time, there are no plans to develop layouts for
> >the Classic LC series."
> >I just got one that I am going to put into my CC and would like to
> >identify a couple items on it first.

To which the pickle (is that suppose to be capitalized?) replied:
> Tell me what you're looking to ID :)
> p
The board is oriented with the SCSI port facing me, white PDS slot on my
right but to the left of a brown Com? slot into which I find a ethernet
card. There is a card inserted to the left of the PRam battery. It says,
"Presenter 575 for the Mac LC 575. Is this to allow a external monitor? 
The cable attached to it is 14 pins, about 1 to 1.25 inches long.

Also, the first two ( they look the same) simms to left of battery are
Ram simms I suppose and the longer one on left edge is VRam? No L2 Cache
I am assuming?
Thanks,
Doug

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Re: LC 575 Mobo diagram?

[the pickle]

At 15:39 -0400 on 07/09/01, D.L. Miller wrote:
>"Presenter 575 for the Mac LC 575. Is this to allow a external monitor?
>The cable attached to it is 14 pins, about 1 to 1.25 inches long.

Yep, allows for video mirroring on an external display IIRC.

>Also, the first two ( they look the same) simms to left of battery are
>Ram simms I suppose and the longer one on left edge is VRam? No L2 Cache

The two are VRAM; the one longer one is RAM.

No L2; if you find an 040 L2 card that fits a 575 Stuart is interested :)

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Re: LC 575 Mobo diagram?

[Gregg Eshelman]

--- the pickle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 15:39 -0400 on 07/09/01, D.L. Miller wrote:
> >"Presenter 575 for the Mac LC 575. Is this to allow
> a external monitor?
> >The cable attached to it is 14 pins, about 1 to
> 1.25 inches long.
> 
> Yep, allows for video mirroring on an external
> display IIRC.
> 
> >Also, the first two ( they look the same) simms to
> left of battery are
> >Ram simms I suppose and the longer one on left edge
> is VRam? No L2 Cache
> 
> The two are VRAM; the one longer one is RAM.
> 
> No L2; if you find an 040 L2 card that fits a 575
> Stuart is interested :)

MicroMac sells a 128K L2 card that plugs between
the (LC)040 and its socket. A lot on the expensive
side though. :(

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Re: LC 575 Mobo diagram?

[the pickle]

At 10:54 -0400 on 10/09/01, D.L. Miller wrote:

>Pickle (capitalized) this time) thanks for the help and quick reply.

Oops...that's actually NOT capitalised, or not supposed to be :-p

>Got me pegged there right enough. But, I am not going to spend nearly
>$200 for a upgrade of debatable performance. Just thought if somehow,
>the price had dramatically dropped, it might be worth it, but not, IMHO
>worth spend over $100.

Uhm, yeah.  Whew.  I thought you had totally lost it there :)

>>You can buy a 6500 or 5500 mobo for about $50 or so these days. you
>aren;t implying they will easily fit into a CC, are you?

Yes, actually, I am.  As easily as any other PowerPC-based board of that
form factor will...

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6500, 5500 in a CC? was LC 575 Mobo diagram?

[D.L. Miller]

the pickle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: LC 575 Mobo diagram?
> 

> >>You can buy a 6500 or 5500 mobo for about $50 or so these days. you
> >aren;t implying they will easily fit into a CC, are you?
> 
> Yes, actually, I am.  As easily as any other PowerPC-based board of that
> form factor will...
> 
> p
Whoa! I must be misunderstanding. Will a 6500 or 5500 mobo plug directly
into the CC and work? How about a 5200? Or, are there modification that
must be made first? How extensive and can you point me to a how to site?

Getting more insanely excited about my CC.
Got to go, news just come on about the NY trade Center!
Pray for the survivors.
Doug

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6500, 5500 in a CC? was LC 575 Mobo diagram?

[D.L. Miller]

> At 10:16 -0400 on 11/09/01, D.L. Miller wrote:
> 
> >Whoa! I must be misunderstanding. Will a 6500 or 5500 mobo plug directly
> >into the CC and work? How about a 5200? Or, are there modification that
> >must be made first? How extensive and can you point me to a how to site?
> 
> http://voy.com/24978/
> 
> That will answer everything you're asking.
> 
> p
Thanks pickle, I found that site after I emailed. Looks like, no, it is
not easy, but requires some involved rewiring of the "quick plug"
(whatever the tech name for it is). 
I'd really like a CC with a 5500's power (which is also G3 upgradable)
but I think that is past my ability level.
Thanks for the help and great CC site of yours,
Doug

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Re: 6500, 5500 in a CC? was LC 575 Mobo diagram?

[the pickle]

At 10:16 -0400 on 11/09/01, D.L. Miller wrote:

>Whoa! I must be misunderstanding. Will a 6500 or 5500 mobo plug directly
>into the CC and work? How about a 5200? Or, are there modification that
>must be made first? How extensive and can you point me to a how to site?

http://voy.com/24978/

That will answer everything you're asking.

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Re: 6500, 5500 in a CC? was LC 575 Mobo diagram?

[the pickle]

At 08:16 -0400 on 12/09/01, D.L. Miller wrote:

>Thanks pickle, I found that site after I emailed. Looks like, no, it is
>not easy, but requires some involved rewiring of the "quick plug"

The wiring harness, yes.

>but I think that is past my ability level.

Ask around on the forum; you might find someone willing to make the
necessary mods for you if you provide the harness and parts.

>Thanks for the help and great CC site of yours,

Not mine.  Stuart's.  Thank him :)

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