The IIe and IIc use a composite video out, as you may have noticed. This
should be the same connector on the monitor. You can get a composite video
cable from Radio Shack or another electronics store. For power, the IIe uses
the standard PC/Mac power cable. The IIc, however, uses a wierd one I've only
seen on laptops. The connector looks just like an old AT keyboard connector.
You might look on Ebay for that. Once you get the monitor working and a power
cable, you'll need boot disks, but then you should be all set.
Hope this is helpful,
Deven
In a message dated 9/7/01 12:47:45 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< A university unloaded a bunch of old Apple monitors, floppy drives, modems
at a computer training school for them to work on, and I inherited
everything as the students were only interested in working on PC's. Found
an Apple //e and //c with no power cord, but internally look fine and a 9"
Apple monitor that works. There is an Apple monitor /// that comes on as
well, but I have no way of testing them yet.
What do I need to get the computers running? Can any monitor work with
them? I couldn't find anything on LEM about them, nor at Apple specs. Any
information would be appreciated.
dprice >>
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