Re: color classic pinouts?

sorry, by that time i'd been up far too long! it would of course be a downgrade in the case of an se/30. Stuart Bell wrote: > > On Friday, October 11, 2002, at 05:20 PM, Philip Stortz wrote: > > > i wonder if it could be stuffed into a plus or se/se/30 mac > > Why? > > The SE/30 is a far be

Re: color classic pinouts?

At 18:42 +0100 on 11/10/02, Stuart Bell wrote: >On Friday, October 11, 2002, at 05:20 PM, Philip Stortz wrote: > >> i wonder if it could be stuffed into a plus or se/se/30 mac > >Why? > >The SE/30 is a far better machine to start with! Oh yeah. If we're talking about a CC board here (there was

Re: color classic pinouts?

On Friday, October 11, 2002, at 05:20 PM, Philip Stortz wrote: > i wonder if it could be stuffed into a plus or se/se/30 mac Why? The SE/30 is a far better machine to start with! Stuart -- Compact Macs is sponsored by . Support Low End Mac

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At 10:20 -0600 on 11/10/02, Philip Stortz wrote: >odd. i might even wind up summing the 3 video signals and driving a gray >scale monitor, i wonder if it could be stuffed into a plus or se/se/30 mac >without too much pain and suffering. The LC 475 board will fit a Compact quite nicely with a li

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ah, that makes sense. worthless indeed, particularly as the rom that's in it is socketed and could easily be replaced if i wanted to (since it has 1m and is upgradable to 2m, the existing 1m could be put in one larger (e)eprom, since the socket has 2 extra pins presumably for the next larger s

Re: color classic pinouts?

At 03:43 -0600 on 11/10/02, Philip Stortz wrote: >actually, that's close, but it must be one of the later models, mine doesn't It's for a 580/630-series, but as Stuart said, you can figure out the original pinouts from that. -- the pickle FAQ Software Archive

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At 03:27 -0600 on 11/10/02, Philip Stortz wrote: >now here's a considerably more esoteric question (hey, in the last 2 days i >may have found drivers for a card i've had for years, and i've found this >pinout so i'm a little excited!), any one know anything about the 64 pin You mean the ROM SIMM

Re: color classic pinouts?

got ya, the analog board part should be reversible and highly helpful. thanks, it just took awhile, and like most people i was hoping for an easy answer. Stuart Bell wrote: > > On Friday, October 11, 2002, at 11:01 AM, Philip Stortz wrote: > > > i just verified, that's the wiring for an lc630

Re: color classic pinouts?

On Friday, October 11, 2002, at 11:01 AM, Philip Stortz wrote: > i just verified, that's the wiring for an lc630 connector, but i'll > save it since that might be useful one day. thanks any way. I know! ;-) Hence my reference to reverse engineering (ie working back from) the analogue board

Re: color classic pinouts?

i just verified, that's the wiring for an lc630 connector, but i'll save it since that might be useful one day. thanks any way. --- > > Stuart Bell wrote: > > > http://member.nifty.ne.jp/frogeye/connector.html#diagram may also help; > > the original CC edge connector pinout can

Re: color classic pinouts?

actually, that's close, but it must be one of the later models, mine doesn't have that many pins and the latch area is definitely different, but it likely still helps, this one is probably close, particularly the power and i wouldn't be horrified if it took me a while to get the floppy figured

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choice! that will do it (and i had almost resolved myself to the painful continuity method!, assuming a few logical things about it). see, i've already got the cc board, for that matter, i've also got an lc475 board that would fit in nearly anything. i can also get some 14" monitors free mos

Re: color classic pinouts?

On Friday, October 11, 2002, at 09:54 AM, Philip Stortz wrote: > thanks, that didn't have it, but it does have other useful info, > including the fact that it can be modified to put out vga resolution. > i have the board, i want to build it into a vga monitor, or an ibm ps/2 > monstrosity. >

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thanks, that didn't have it, but it does have other useful info, including the fact that it can be modified to put out vga resolution. i have the board, i want to build it into a vga monitor, or an ibm ps/2 monstrosity. Scott Holder wrote: > > Head over to http://www.colourclassicfaq.com > >

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Head over to http://www.colourclassicfaq.com Most of the site is dedicated to various hacks and upgrades, but you'll also find lots of general info. As one of the most hacked Macs, there's no shortage of info on it. Scott Holder At 01:44 AM 10/11/2002 -0600, you wrote: >does any one have a pi

color classic pinouts?

does any one have a pinout for the main connector on a color classic? i.e. the one on the front that hooks to the monitor, power supply, and internal drives etc.? thanks. -- The right of citizens to bear arms is just one guarantee against arbitrary government, one more safeguard against tyran