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Re: What is this card?

Subject: Re: What is this card?
From: "Silicon Sam" <SiliconSam@gmail.com>
Date: 13 Nov 2006 18:27:41 -0800
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a2aviator@gmail.com wrote:
> Paul R. Santa-Maria wrote:
> > "Steven N. Hirsch" wrote:
> > > I have in front of me an Apple branded board with (3) 28-pin EPROM
> > > sockets, two populated with chips labeled:
> >
> > If the lid will not close with the card inserted
> > then it is the Apple IIe diagnostic card.
>
> Thats what it is- and it's center socket has nothing in it by default.

  Yes, but I do recall the two chips in it should be different.  The
ones I have have a 077-0018B and 077-0019B if I recall.  The Euro PAL
version of the card had 2 different ROMs in it.  I have seen a card
with all 3 ROMs in it, but I don't recall what it did different.

Raymond

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- What is this card?
  - From: "Steven N. Hirsch" <shirsch@adelphia.net>
- Re: What is this card?
  - From: "Paul R. Santa-Maria" <paulrsm@buckeye-express.com>
- Re: What is this card?
  - From: a2aviator@gmail.com

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