I was surprised to see on the SE 30 logic board a series of soldered leads off the ROM SIMM that look like they slide into some kind of connector, much the way the Color Classic/LC series and modern logic boards do. These leads are also present on the Classic & Classic II logic boards as well as various Mac II series and LC & LC II logic boards I have seen. Anybody know what they were used for? Were they the leads for some kind of connector (i.e. if I removed the plastic & gold pin connector off a Color Classic logic board would I see these kinds of soldered leads) that Apple decided not to use? Were they diagnostic ports? As far as I know, there was no Mac that actually had a receptacle to use them.
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