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IIsi from ebay arrived...
-520MB HD
-17MB RAM @ macintoshman: its NANYA RAM
4 sticks with two 16mbit chips each
-it has some kind of asante NIC and another funky FORMAC branded card i cant identify... have to do some research. it has an 68882 on it so its at least not completely useless
it has a 9 pin connector but only 5 pins are used. the sticker on its ROM says "PRO GRAPH si 1.0" the formac card wasnt plugged in and qas flying around inside the mac when i opened it first :?:
The case needs some cleaning, the mobo looks ok... no leaking caps.
trying to get one of my monitors to work with its sync on g video now...
pics of it on flickr
-520MB HD
-17MB RAM @ macintoshman: its NANYA RAM
4 sticks with two 16mbit chips each-it has some kind of asante NIC and another funky FORMAC branded card i cant identify... have to do some research. it has an 68882 on it so its at least not completely useless
it has a 9 pin connector but only 5 pins are used. the sticker on its ROM says "PRO GRAPH si 1.0" the formac card wasnt plugged in and qas flying around inside the mac when i opened it first :?: The case needs some cleaning, the mobo looks ok... no leaking caps.
trying to get one of my monitors to work with its sync on g video now...
pics of it on flickr
got the video to work with my apple multi sync monitor.
had to use an apple->VGA adapter with dip switches - and set the sync mode to seperate sync - and a VGA->apple adapter to conect the apple monitor
the strange card seems to be a video card taht drives a FORMAC 19" fixed frequency B/W monitor.
The mac was last used in 2003. It has only word and lots of text docs on the HD.
had to use an apple->VGA adapter with dip switches - and set the sync mode to seperate sync - and a VGA->apple adapter to conect the apple monitor
the strange card seems to be a video card taht drives a FORMAC 19" fixed frequency B/W monitor.
The mac was last used in 2003. It has only word and lots of text docs on the HD.
NANYA? NANYA!
NANANYA!
Nice conquest on the IIsi. I like how they look. And up to 2003 is good use of that machine.
NANANYA!
Nice conquest on the IIsi. I like how they look. And up to 2003 is good use of that machine.
How can a IIsi have two cards installed?
One or other out of SuperMac, DayStar, Apple (and probably others) made double PDS/NuBus adapters available. Without Apple's gross metal housing, two NuBus cards can, it seems, be winkled into a IIsi.
macmetex is an eBay seller who regularly turns up such adapters.
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macmetex is an eBay seller who regularly turns up such adapters.
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He comes up with some of the stranger/rarer things out there. Years ago I bought a pile of VideoVision Studio cards from him. Didn't know he was still at it though. Will have to take a look.One or other out of SuperMac, DayStar, Apple (and probably others) made double PDS/NuBus adapters available. Without Apple's gross metal housing, two NuBus cards can, it seems, be winkled into a IIsi.
macmetex is an eBay seller who regularly turns up such adapters.
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the asante nic has a pass through connector on it. too bad i dont have the fitting monitor for the graphics card.
From the photo, my guess is the Formac is a video card. Nice set for an SE/30
found taht out on my own already Bunsenthe strange card seems to be a video card taht drives a FORMAC 19" fixed frequency B/W monitor