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Subject: Re: Special needs GS?
From: "mspangler" <mspangler@gemsi.com>
Date: 22 Feb 2006 21:52:19 -0800
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Correction, the chip in the Franklin card is a 2661, which is a UART.
So It is a serial card. And apparently with a parallel card function
too. To bad it didn't have the cables attached.

The apdative peripherals card has a 40 pin chip, labled G65SC816P-4.
The other wide format chip is a SRM20256LC-12. I thought it was a ROM
first, but could it be a SRAM? There is also a 5.5V battery on it. The
rest of the chips are TTL, except maybe a AM2167-45PC. There is also a
two position dip switch.

Model # is G32, Adaptive firmware card. Rev D. 

Mike S.

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