Re: 80col Card

["william strutts" <wrstrutts1@home.com>]

You have the older style 80 column card with memory.
There is a jumper labelled J1 on the card but I don't
see a reference to it in the manual.  My non-extended
Apple IIe has one of those.  It is larger than the newer
one that came with the //e Platinum which is my other
machine. On the schematic, this is what it shows:

J1 has two signals going into it:
   AN3 (50)
  FRCTXT(55)

What that means I don't know.  Next to this are two symbols
which look like arrows?


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"PL" <pasi.loytty@iki.fi> wrote in message news:9foj0u$26n$1@tron.sci.fi...
> I got my IIe (and Europlus) running with DOS 3.3. Thanks to all of you who
> answered.
> The next thing I'm a bit curious about is that since I have a 80-column
card
> installed, how can I actually get 80 characters wide display? This, I
> believe, is what the card was made for? I also think that the card has 64K
> memory installed. Is there any way to figure out the total available
memory
> i.e. if the memory on the card is working.
> And finally, there's a place for a jumper on the card. What is it used
for?
>
>