Should we understand that the two sockets on the IIsi dual PDS slot
adapter are electronically different, one being a PDS pass-through
connector, and the other being something else, in which case, which is
which?
TIA.
Stuart
Yes they are different, and they are marked as follows:
For PDS Cards
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 02:27 PM, Gamba wrote:
Yes they are different, and they are marked as follows:
For PDS Cards Only
and
For DayStar Cache Cards Only
Where, please? Can't see any on my dual slot adapter.
Stuart
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Where, please? Can't see any on my dual slot adapter.
Stuart
It's marked on the board, just beneath each connector. DayStar is good
about labeling things that way. I mention that because DayStar may have
made adapter(s) that I don't know existed.
There would also be a socket for an FPU, U2.
If
Yes they are different, and they are marked as follows:
For PDS Cards Only
and
For DayStar Cache Cards Only
Gamba
And, here is a photo of a IIsi adapter, except mine does not have any chip
installed in the right-most position,
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/images/IIsi_adapter_pds.jpg
Gamba
Gamba, Did I read your page correctly? Are the adapters for sale there?
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Yes they are different, and they are marked as follows:
For PDS Cards
Working fine yesterday. Unplugged for forecast thunderstorm. Plugged in again
today and it does not chime, the screen stays dark; what is going on? Can
anybody help.
Bailey
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Might it be a dead pram battery?
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Working fine yesterday. Unplugged for forecast thunderstorm. Plugged in
again
today and it does not chime,
Hi all,
First, I apologize if this is off topic, but from what
I read on Lemswap it is acceptable here, I am sorry if
I am wrong, but I had to try as I know there are many
folks here with much more knowledge than I have on any
Mac!
Anyway, I recently acquired a hard drive adapter cable
(the one
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 06:27 PM, Gamba wrote:
It's marked on the board, just beneath each connector. DayStar is good
about labeling things that way. I mention that because DayStar may have
made adapter(s) that I don't know existed.
The plot thickens!
I note now that the adapter is
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 06:48 PM, Gamba wrote:
And, here is a photo of a IIsi adapter, except mine does not have any
chip
installed in the right-most position,
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2/images/IIsi_adapter_pds.jpg
Oo- mine's quite different. I'll get a photo up on the www asap.
Oo- mine's quite different. I'll get a photo up on the www asap.
Now at http://dialspace.dial.pipex.com/town/pipexdsl/o/aouq46/pds.jpg
Anyone recognise it?
Stuart
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Oo- mine's quite different. I'll get a photo up on the www asap.
Now at http://dialspace.dial.pipex.com/town/pipexdsl/o/aouq46/pds.jpg
Anyone recognise it?
Stuart
Sorry, Daystar won't work on that. It's for a si to get you two PDS slots.
johnsn
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On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 11:16 PM, Snook, John R wrote:
Sorry, Daystar won't work on that. It's for a si to get you two PDS
slots.
johnsn
Argh!
Googled to http://www.biocomp.net/o3614.htm and was coming to the same
conclusion. :-(
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Rob,
I can't help more than to suggest you take this question to the PowerBook
list (pre-g3). I'm not sure if the Mac Portable is allowed, but, there are
quite a few people that know just about everything!
:)
It's worth a shot anyways...
Chris
on 6/3/03 5:12 PM, ROBERT CAHILL at [EMAIL
Might it be a dead pram battery?
I didn't think that a battery would go dead-I mean really dead, overnight.
Before they have failed to hold date and time. I bought this is 1990 and this is
the third battery. It could be, I'll put one in.
Bailey
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Thanks Chris, I will try that as well! This is my
first posting to these tech boards, and I am really
hoping someone can help me, either here or on the
Powerbooks board!
Thanks,
Rob
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on 6/3/03 12:49 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Working fine yesterday. Unplugged for forecast thunderstorm. Plugged in again
today and it does not chime, the screen stays dark; what is going on? Can
anybody help.
Bailey
Be sure the cord's in the Mac's rear socket all the
Gamba, Did I read your page correctly? Are the adapters for sale there?
IIsi PDS slot adapters are not.
120 pin right angle connectors are.
Gamba
http://home.earthlink.net/~gamba2
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ROBERT CAHILL wrote:
Hi all,
First, I apologize if this is off topic, but from what
I read on Lemswap it is acceptable here, ..snip
...I recently acquired a hard drive adapter cable
(the one that Micromac sells! Before i go mucking
something up, I wanted to ask if anyone had any
I heard the SE/30s can take any size hdd? What is the biggest anyone
has gotten to work?
Does anyone know whata radius pivot card does? my SE/30 has one, I
thought it was for an external monitor, but there is no monitor connector
in the expansion whole thingy...
I just love these compacts!
On Wednesday, June 4, 2003, at 06:43 AM, Joe WF Runnels wrote:
Does anyone know whata radius pivot card does? my SE/30 has one, I
thought it was for an external monitor, but there is no monitor
connector
in the expansion whole thingy...
It is. I suspect that it came in two parts, like
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