Re: Franklin Ace 1000 Power Pinout???

["John Clausen" <jclausen_3@hotmail.com>]

Ok, I know that I have my pinout correct.
I metered the expansion slots and found positive and negative voltage in the 
correct places.

There must be some damage.
I pulled my cpu and tested it in an Apple, it tested fine.
The next step I am going to try is replacing the ram.
I really don't know which other chips to replace first, so I will replace 
any of them I can find a replacement for.

Thanks again,

John


"John Clausen" <jclausen_3@hotmail.com> wrote in message 
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> Thanks for the quick response and info.
>
> When I switch the 12V lines, all I get is a blank screen and no beep.
>
> I am using a //e power supply (known working), do you think that this has 
> something to do with it?
>
> Thanks again,
>
> John
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>
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> "William Garber" <willy46pa@garberstreet.com> wrote in message 
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>> "John Clausen" <jclausen_3@hotmail.com>
>> wrote in message news:spMNi.851$R95.250@nlpi070.nbdc.sbc.com...
>> : Does anyone know the power connector pinout for
>> : the Franklin Ace 1000?
>> :
>> : I am thinking that I must have the power crossed,
>> : but it could be something else.
>>
>> You were very close. Just the 12v lines swapped.
>>
>> Looking at the MB with KB front,
>> and slots to the rear, you'll see:
>>
>>   ---------------
>>   | [1] (2) [3] |
>>   |             |
>>   | (4) [5] (6) |
>>   ------===------
>>         ===
>>
>>  This is what it is:
>>
>>     1 GND
>>     2 +12V
>>     3 -12V
>>     4 GND
>>     5 +5V
>>     6 -5V
>>
>> William Garber
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