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Re: RGB card

Subject: Re: RGB card
From: mojoehand <jgray@zianet.com>
Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2008 19:38:23 -0800 (PST)
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> The other card is for the standard slot. Very likely it is an RGB card,
> but would require at least the video signal (not present at the slot) to
> work. I suspect J4 had a cable connected to some chip on the
> motherboard. Or maybe J1 should be connected to the video signal.

Yes, as I said above, I was wondering if the 2-pin connector (J1) was
for that purpose. As for J4, you may indeed be correct. Without some
documentation or informed opinion from someone more knowledgeable, I
am hesitant to just plug things in haphazardly I don't want to fry my
IIe.

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