Re: Central Point software Board ??

[who@where.what (Bart)]

Tom so this is the Laser 128 Drive port on a card? or.. a Liron card with 
standard Smartport stuff on a card?  the reason I ask welltwo reasons: 
1 if a Laser then iirc do NOT!!!!!!! hook a Unidisk to it.  that would do a 
very bad thing.

2. Also, my eternal quest: Would THAT one work as a port for the HD20?

-Bart
Keeper of the Network from Heck


In article <3d63f9a1_4@news3.prserv.net>, tzuchow@attglobal.net says...
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>Your board is possibly a floppy disk controller card. Central Point at one
>time marketed the "Laser" disk drive interface under their name. That seems
>like an awfully early date, though.
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>The card I am speaking of was a fairly small board and had two D-connectors
>for later-style drives. It gave generic 3.5-inch drive capability to any
>Apple II, even the lowly II+. Also, you could daisy-chain drives. It was a
>great card and I used one in both my II+ and IIe. I had one each a "Laser"
>board and a Central Point board that came bundled with Copy II+.
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>Tom Zuchowski
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>"Louis Cornelio" <clairmnt@n2.net> wrote in message
>news:clairmnt-8D4A5B.19204519082002@news-server...
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>> I have come across a 1986 IIe board by the above. As it has connections
>> for 2 disk drives + they made copy II+ I assume it is a copy protection
>> defeat board.
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>> Does anyone have any knowledge of or experience with this borad?
>>
>> thanks!
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