Well it appears that there are no extensions or control panels for the
G3 processor.
I had a look at the CPU and it was marked IBM PPC750-EBOL233 so it
looks like there is a G3 inside.
Two other chips on the CPU card are labeled:
Vpower PB 1400 G3 233 Vimage Corp.
and
Vpower PB 1400 G3 M-46209
I'm using my one time to sell on this list because I decided not to try
to repair my PB.
3400C PowerBook (for parts)
Bought refurbished. Used over a year. Worked beautifully, then the screen
went blank. Chimes on reset, but nothing else.
In good shape w/all little doors and feet intact, trackpad,
I would still be intrested in the 3400c.. What would you want for it? Or is
there anything you need for your G3 I could offer as well as a partial trade
or what have you?
Thanks,
Nathan
On 9/12/04 2:57 PM, Caristia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using my one time to sell on this list because I
Sorry listers. Should have sent it directly.
On 9/12/04 4:07 PM, nathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would still be intrested in the 3400c.. What would you want for it? Or is
there anything you need for your G3 I could offer as well as a partial trade
or what have you?
Thanks,
Nathan
I have a working PB1400c/117 and a PB1400cs/166 with a dead screen.
Would it be easier to swap the working screen onto the 166 machine, or
install the 166 internals into the 1400c? Or is neither really worth
the aggro?
All views gratefully received!
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I have a working PB1400c/117 and a PB1400cs/166 with a dead screen.
Would it be easier to swap the working screen onto the 166 machine,
or install the 166 internals into the 1400c? Or is neither really
worth the aggro?
All views gratefully received!
Swapping the screen is much less work.
Mad
Having torn apart my fair share of 1400's the screen swap would be quick
and easy.. Just pop the end caps off each side of the screen. Remove the
screws. Pop the keyboard, carefully **Very Carefully** rock the screen
connection and transplant it over... Simple as that...
-HtH
-nathan
On
I've pulled the dead screen from the 1400cs, with the intention of
swapping it for the working 1400c screen.
Just out of interest I opened up the case of that dead screen and
I've found that there's a tiny reed switch under the LCD panel
(behind the edge of the case, just about where the Apple
I've pulled the dead screen from the 1400cs, with the intention of
swapping it for the working 1400c screen.
Just out of interest I opened up the case of that dead screen and
I've found that there's a tiny reed switch under the LCD panel
(behind the edge of the case, just about where the Apple
Hello,
Would this work on a 3400?
Any combo of the following to install a Sys Folder:
USB 1.1 CompactFlash reader/writer or USB 1.1 7-in-1
reader/writer, with a Viking 128 MB CompactFlash card,
and an ADS USB 1.1 Cardbus PC Card that seems a bit
flakey on the 3400 running 9.1 (the USB symbol
I can use the help or info too, as I have a 133 that had bad battery prongs, and I put
another board in and now nothing.
I also have a 166 that I installed another drive in and now nothing? And I never had a
problem with drives before, even put old one back in, did the reset, etc.
Steve Brown
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I can use the help or info too, as I have a 133 that had bad battery prongs,
and I put another board in and now nothing.
I also have a 166 that I installed another drive in and now nothing? And I
never had a problem with
I fitted the 1400c screen to the 1400cs, but on start-up the screen
is dark as though the backlight isn't working. Refitting that same
screen to the 1400c, it works perfectly. What am I doing wrong?
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I did one at a time.
Steve
Did you put the correct processor on each logic board ?
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I fitted the 1400c screen to the 1400cs, but on start-up the screen
is dark as though the backlight isn't working. Refitting that same
screen to the 1400c, it works perfectly. What am I doing wrong?
Make sure you have the cable heads planted correctly in the sockets.
The screens are 100%
From my one try at breaking one down, I'd say it's pretty easy to swap the
screens. Just be careful with the two plugs that go into the sockets on the
motherboard. There's not much room to get your fingers down there to push
'em in, and on the one I tried it on, they're pretty brittle and easy
I've got a PB 170 here that has been dropped a few times, and so has breaks
in the plastic around the keyboard, bottom of screen hinges, etc. I also
have a PB 150 here that seemingly has a dead board...no chime, nada. So,
can I make a 'frankenbook' by putting the 150 screen and top case half
OK, I've tried both screens on both machines:
c screen + c base = works
c screen + cs base = dark screen (faint image but no backlight)
cs screen + cs base = completely dead screen
cs screen + c base = negative image - odd colours, black and white reversed
In summary, the known good screen and
Are you switching the display cable as well as the display? The active
display and the passive display need different cables.
On Sep 12, 2004, at 2:15 PM, Andrew Noakes wrote:
OK, I've tried both screens on both machines:
c screen + c base = works
c screen + cs base = dark screen (faint image
Yes, I've been swapping the complete screen including the two wiring
looms and plugs - that seems to be the easiest way to swap them over.
On Sunday, September 12, 2004, at 08:05 pm, Ben McGann wrote:
Are you switching the display cable as well as the display? The active
display and the passive
The differences for the 100 series plastic, except the 100, which is
a whole different thing are:
the back of the book: the 150 has way less ports, but you can manage
to cut the plastic.
the screen has various size (from (8 to 10), so the frame must be
choosen accordingly.
The 150 bottom
In a message dated 9/12/04 9:54:54 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a working PB1400c/117 and a PB1400cs/166 with a dead screen.
Would it be easier to swap the working screen onto the 166 machine, or
install the 166 internals into the 1400c? Or is neither really worth
the aggro?
Joining
In a message dated 9/12/04 2:15:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
c screen + c base = works
c screen + cs base = dark screen (faint image but no backlight)
cs screen + cs base = completely dead screen
cs screen + c base = negative image - odd colours, black and white reversed
Okay, I took logic
Ha! PRAM reset was what I wasn't doing. If I do Command-Option-P-R
after swapping screens I can now get the 1400c base (known to be
good) working with the 1400cs screen (previously believed dead). I'm
using it now - and just for the record, for my money the Active
Matrix 1400c screen is much
In a message dated 9/12/04 5:47:33 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As both LCDs work with the 1400c, that suggests the problem with my
dead 1400cs is not the screen but somewhere on the motherboard.
Anyone know if this is fixable?
Fixable? Yes. But it may be more cost efficient to get another
Hi Cameron,
on 9/12/04 9:13 AM, PowerBooks at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Cameron Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: PB 1400 sill stalling
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] from Ken Norris at Sep 11, 4
01:57:58 pm
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2004 15:13:45 -0700 (PDT)
I just replaced the hard drive on my 1400c 166 with a 6 gig from another 1400. The new
drive has OS 0S9.1 and I want to transfer programs and data off the old drive. Is
there any way to connect both drives in the one laptop or a way of networking 2 1400
laptops together? The old drive has OS
I just replaced the hard drive on my 1400c 166 with a 6 gig from
another 1400. The new drive has OS 0S9.1 and I want to transfer
programs and data off the old drive. Is there any way to connect
both drives in the one laptop or a way of networking 2 1400 laptops
together? The old drive has OS
In a message dated 9/12/04 7:36:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there any way to connect both drives in the one laptop or a way of
networking
2 1400 laptops together? The old drive has OS 8.5 on it.
Well, I GUESS you could connect them via Appletalk, and have the empty HD in
a 1400 w/ a
If you want to install a Systerm Folder to boot off of, just get a
CF-to-PCMCIA adapter for that CompactFlash card and plug it directly into a
PCMCIA slot on the 3400. Format the CF card as a Mac volume and install the
system on it.
I doubt that there is any way you could get a 3400 to boot off a
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