I assumed it was a PowerLogix. My old one had 2 switches and I believe if you set them both at '0', it will be the default bus speed and default processor speed. The dials are really to tweak overclock performance. This is the old style I used to have: http://hardsdsk.freeshell.org/macpages/pbstpro.html Was rated at 200, but would go to 254 on my machines.
This is probably more what you have, but unsure:
http://www.macsonly.com/plpfg3.html
You may have to read through and guess on the actual dial settings. Write down your settings and use a few of the 'gauge' utilities to tell you your bus speed and processor speed for those settings.
Greg
OKAY,
I am the man who started this thread and I have done a bit more research. I removed the G3 daughter card again, and, NO, there is absolutely no logo identifying the manufacturer of the card. For what it is worth, the heat sink is black and rather small; less than half the size of the stock 210 mhz 604e in my PowerCenter Pro.
I will keep goofing around with the knobs to see if I can get it to work in the PowerCenter Pro 210. After all its bus goo for up to 60 mhz but the PowerCenter 150 is limited to 50 mhz.
Anybody got any hints?
Richard
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