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Re: Need help with A2 mystery boards
- Subject: Re: Need help with A2 mystery boards
- From: wily@svpal.svpal.org (Paul Creager)
- Date: 1996/10/14
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Silicon Valley Public Access Link
- References: <53n3ru$sai@ns1.thpl.lib.fl.us>
Robert Sutton (sfyfsi@scfn.thpl.lib.fl.us) wrote:
>ROM Card
>Apple Computer, Inc.
>(C) 1978
>600 - ______ - ___
>
>Has a red-handled switch, and chip (A2) missing
These came out after the ][+, with Applesoft and the Autostart ROM, came
out. It either provides Applesoft, for use in an original ][, or Integer
BASIC for use in a ][+. It depends on which chips are installed.
When the red switch is down, you use the ROMs on the motherboard, ie as
if no card was added. When the switch is up, you use the ROMs on the
card. If it's the Integer card, you might also have the Programmer's Aid
#1 chip installed.
Also, having an empty socket (A2) is normal. I'd guess that what you
have is the Integer card. I could be wrong of course... :)
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