Hey all! Someone here was nice enough to send out a keyboard and mouse for
the Mac Plus I recently acquired, but he didn't have a keyboard cable. I have
tried making one myself using the pinouts on the internet, but I can't get it
to
work. For one thing, no one around here has a package of the
Hi Tommy,
As a suggestion: try searching on Google for RJ10 plug and then for
bulk telephone cable. That might be a better way of making your own
cable. I have a feeling that the reason your cable didn't work is
because of the wrong plug size.
Hope that helps,
-Shaun
On 12/13/05, [EMAIL
Does anyone here happen to have a real Mac Plus keyboard cable they don't
need anymore? I could really use it. I can use the mouse on the Plus, but
can't
type on it. :-(
I'd REALLY appreciate anything anyone could do. :-)
Tommy,
I have details of how to make a Mac Plus keyboard cable on my
I've read somewhere that the Keyboard-Cabel is not a Rj11 or rj10
telephone-Cable. The connector fits, but some pins are switched on the
phone. Here's a description:
http://www.mac512.com/qamacplus.htm
Maybe you ca use an isdn/phone-Crimp-Set to make your own cable.
Good luck.
Uwe
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If you can find one that small. I looked I couldn't
find one.
Greg
--- NODEraser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would have been way better, if he had put an LCD
monitor in the
case. It just looks weird, sitting next to another
monitor.
On 12/11/05, Mike Bybee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I
On Dec 13, 2005, at 1:21 PM, Sean Billings wrote:
You don't say where you are, I may be able to make you a cable for the
costs of parts and postage but I'm in the UK.
and if you're in the US, I saw a real Apple one last week at the
university surplus sale in the $1 bin. I can grab it for
I have an SE/30 that is suffering from a Simasimac logic
board, a flickering horizontal trace in the video circuits,
a dead hard disk and a worn out floppy disk drive. While I
nurse it back to health, it's sitting on a desk in pieces.
However, I have very little space in my flat, so I've put
the
I've seen small LCD screens used with POS systems... Perhaps a POS
supply house might be a source?
On 12/13/05, Greg Grady [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you can find one that small. I looked I couldn't
find one.
Greg
--- NODEraser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would have been way better, if
The fun of it would be taking out pretty much most of the analog board
and power supply and cobbling together some kind of interface that'll
understand the logic board's analog signals. I've heard someone actually
did this before but I haven't googletated for it yet.
With that concept in
On Dec 13, 2005, at 8:31 PM, Dan Wood wrote:
With that concept in mind, how hard would it be to core out a iMac
Mini, put in an LCD from a POS display (with USB touchscreen!) and
cobble the entire thing together using an SE/30 case?
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