Re: Apple card to identify...

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The SED1341F chip was made by Epson. It appears to be a voice synthesis
chip which would tally with the educational institution that you got it
from it is apparently used for remedial purposes for cerebral palsied
children.
Try St. Johns university (stjohns.edu?)

In article <379A70EC.97B4A18E@uwrf.edu>,
  Joseph Barbey <joseph.m.barbey@uwrf.edu> wrote:
> I have posted a few jpegs of a card I was recently given.  They can be
> found at www.uwrf.edu/~jb0w/images/  The particular pictures are
>   card_connector.jpeg
>   card_connector2.jpeg
>   main_card.jpeg
>
> card_connector.jpeg's main connector is an RJ-45, as in 10bT.  I'm
> guessing this is NOT in fact a networking card.  In addition to the
> RJ-45, 2 RCA, and 1 Molex connector, there is a DB-25 hiding at the
end
> of the ribbon cable off the main card.  The Molex connector goes to
the
> bottom right of the main card.
>
> Any thoughts on what this thing does?  I am going to hazard a guess at
a
> card for handicapped accesibility, but cant be sure.  I got it from
our
> Education Technology Center, as they wanted to throw it ( and 3 IIgs')
> out.  I just couldn't let them go to waste.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.  You can email me at
> joseph.m.barbey@NOSPAMuwrf.edu, removing the NOSPAM, of course.  I'll
> probably be having another card to ID up shortly, once I can get to a
> scanner again.
>
> Thanks
>   Joe Barbey
>


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