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Re: REQ: Vulcan dip switch settings
- Subject: Re: REQ: Vulcan dip switch settings
- From: gdr@eddore.myrias.com (Devin Reade)
- Date: 1997/01/25
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Myrias Research Corporation
- References: <5cc6e7$i9p@balsam.unca.edu>
In article <5cc6e7$i9p@balsam.unca.edu>,
Rhonda K. Faircloth <RKFAIRCLOTH@unca.edu> wrote:
>Anybody know what the four switches (I a dip-switch package) do?
>Could I be doing better (or worse) by adjusting them?
To quote from the manual, pp50:
Switch 1, interrupt enable:
This switch must be closed in order for any interrupts
generated by the hard drive to pass through to the
Apple. (Interrupts are not used at this time.)
Switch 2, PS enable:
When pseudo-slotting in the Apple IIgs, this switch must
be closed. When pseudo-slotting in the //e or ][+, this
switch must be open.
Switch 3, ][+ boot enable:
Leaving this switch open allows a II+ or an unenhanced //e
to boot directly from the hard disk. If the hard disk is
not to be the boot device in these systems, this switch
should be closed. In a IIgs or an enhanced //e, this switch
should also be closed.
Switch 4, Pseudo-Slot Enable:
When this switch is closed, the controller card will show
up in slot 7, no matter which slot it is in. With it open,
the card uses the slot in which it is placed.
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