Re: Franklin Ace 1000 Power Pinout???

[scott@alfter.DIESPAMMERSDIE.us (Scott Alfter)]

In article <spMNi.851$R95.250@nlpi070.nbdc.sbc.com>,
John Clausen <jclausen_3@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Does anyone know the power connector pinout for the Franklin Ace 1000?
>
>Looking at the MB with the tab at the bottom:
>
>1    2    3            [ ] ( ) [ ]
>
>4    5    6            ( ) [ ] ( )
>
>
>This is what I think it is:
>
>1 GND
>2 -12V
>3 +12V
>4 GND
>5 +5V
>6 -5V
>
>But I am not sure.

I think it's the same pinout as the II+ and IIe power supply, just with a
slightly larger connector.  I've not gotten mine running yet (picked one up
off of eBay a while back), but the board layout looks like a II+ with
slightly wider component spacing and an extra couple of rows of chips for a
built-in language card (the arrangement of chips in that part of the board
even mimics that of a language card).

Last time I did anything with it, I was pulling the chips one at a time and
reseating them.  I got a II+ running right that way, but got distracted from
finishing the job with the Franklin.  If you haven't done that yet, I'd
recommend giving that a shot.

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