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Re: Need help with an Accellerator IIe Card
"PZ" <skierpaul@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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: KPR wrote:
: > Will do.. there weren't main chips that need to be reseated they're
: > all pretty good, not much ocidation on the chip pins but the edge
: > connector does need a good cleaning..
: >
: > I will try the card myseld at home.. its been out of a machine for a
: > year so who knows..
: >
: > It was working when it was pulled however.. probably needs some chips
: > replaced due to static of it laying around..
: >
: > Anyone know which 74LS chips were more suseptable to static..
: >
: > The card has : 23 - 74LSXXX
: > 8 - 4264 ( ram )
: > 2 - 4416 ( ram )
: > 1 - 6309-1J -- not shure what this is
: > 2 - 65C02 ( Well on and probably a 3.5 mhz model
: > under a sticker )
:
: You can get 4264's out of a spare //e. They're 64k x 1 chips. Most of
: the older 64k/80 column cards used these as well. I'd start here since
: DRAM is a lot more likely to go bad than most anything else, just due
: to the sheer number of transistors they contain vs any other IC on the
: board.
:
: - Paul
I believe the 256k x 1 chips with the pin 1 lifted out will work as well.
There is data on that here on this vast conglomerate I call my hard drive,
if you'd like I can find out for sure.
Bill Garber