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Re: RamFactor


"KP" <kjpmail@gmail.com> wrote in message 618fae14-2e1c-43d5-8ad0-fddca1ce2305@z28g2000vba.googlegroups.com">news:618fae14-2e1c-43d5-8ad0-fddca1ce2305@z28g2000vba.googlegroups.com...
On Oct 9, 6:14 am, "Bill Garber" <willy4...@garberstreet.com> wrote:

"KP" <kjpm...@gmail.com> wrote in message8260129b-8fe4-4572-9598-ec69c0c7901c@26g2000yqv.googlegroups.com">news:8260129b-8fe4-4572-9598-ec69c0c7901c@26g2000yqv.googlegroups.com...
>I have recently acquired a RamFactor with 1 Meg. I installed it in
> Slot 1 of my //e and it is unrecognized under both the PR#1 command
> and switching to ProDos and trying to CAT, S1, D1.

> Is Slot 1 a uniquely bad slot for a RamFactor? I do not want to mess
> too much with my current slots, because this //e is crammed:

> Slot 1: Ramfactor (not working here)
> Slot 2: SSC
> Slot 3: Quickie Scanner
> Slot 4: ProFile 5 Meg
> Slot 5: ProFile 10 Meg
> Slot 6: DuoDisk
> Slot 7: TransWarp

> Any tips/ideas?

Go to Monitor and do a C10AG to run the test cycle on it in slot #1.

Bill
No response. What does it mean if typing that doesn't produce a response?
Usually that the card is not receiving data or addresses. If that card has a data transceiver IC, usually a 74xx245, but sometimes a latch is used, then check to see that this chip is getting power to it, or try it in another slot to be sure that it isn't the slot that has the problem. Bill