Re: Whats it for?

[Stephen Shaw <stephen@apple2.org.za>]

Have you tried Digi-Key for the Molex connector. They are on the Web.

On Sun, 3 Jun 2001 08:39:31 +1000, Mark Cummings wrote:

> Yep, its in the Apple IIGS Hardware Reference manual, although you'll
> probably need more info from the manual to make any use of it. There is
> also a samle de-mux circuit in the manual.
>
> J25
> 1= A/D Converter I/O 2.5V peak to peak max. 3K Ohm input impedance
> 2= Analog GND
> 3= Analog output -5V to +5V peak to peak. 10K Ohm minimum output load.
> 4= Channel address 0 = 1 TTL load
> 5= Channe2 address 0 = 1 TTL load
> 6= Channe3 address 0 = 1 TTL load
> 7= Channe4 address 0 = 1 TTL load
>
> Now I'd like to know where you get those damn 7 pin molex connectors. Why
> couldn't they stick with 8 or something that is still available from
> electronic stores. These would be almost as hard to find as the DB19s for
> disk drives !
>
> Mark
>
>
> David Williams wrote in message
> <3B1969F5.B9189C3E@darkstar64.freeserve.co.uk>...
>>Hi There!
>>
>>Thanks for the info - Machine is now running at 50hz :)
>>Anybody got the pinout for the Ensoniq I/O connector?
>>
>>Cheers,
>>Dave
>>
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