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Re: IIe no-slot-clock:
Brian Hammack <brian.hammack@rook.wa.com> wrote:
> Dr. Buggie chanted almost zenlike:
>
> BUE(| This is a topic I've brought up previously. The No-Slot-Clock
> | (NSC) in my flagship IIe quit, so I replaced the whole unit.
> | These units were expensive and are no longer available. I am
> | determined to figure out how to replace its battery!
>
> Okay, having replied to this question a few times already....
>
> The NSC is a Dallas Semiconductors model DS1216C,
No, it is a DS1216E.
The 'C' version of the SmartWatch goes under a 28- pin static RAM (8KB
or 32KB), while the 'E' version goes under a 28-pin ROM or EPROM.
Different methods are required to access the time registers, and the ROM
version has no need to supply backup power to the piggybacked memory.
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David Empson
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