I did the test on the Radius Pivot IIsi because the other Lapis booted without any driver on the external screen, which wasn't there because I don't have a DB-9 screen or converter, so it was useless. I had to figure out how to shut down the mac without any screen. As a result the desktop had to be rebuild when I restarted it without the card...
Anyway, I have a screenshot of the Radius card working:
As you can see, the software saw another slot (in this case slot A) with all the info you need on the Radius pivot.
Unfortunately, It displays nothing when the Lapis is in.
I noticed however that there was a bit of play between the Lapis and the mobo connector (about 1 cm), the card could swing left/right easily. This is not the case with the Radius Pivot. Maybe the 120 pin connector on the Lapis is to blame?
So the card is faulty. I know a shop in Paris (in France where I live) who is specialised in repairing audio boards, maybe they can help? I'll ring them some time.
But you guys have a lot more experience than I do about repairing boards, do you thing it is possible?
Anyway, I have a screenshot of the Radius card working:
As you can see, the software saw another slot (in this case slot A) with all the info you need on the Radius pivot.
Unfortunately, It displays nothing when the Lapis is in.
I noticed however that there was a bit of play between the Lapis and the mobo connector (about 1 cm), the card could swing left/right easily. This is not the case with the Radius Pivot. Maybe the 120 pin connector on the Lapis is to blame?
So the card is faulty. I know a shop in Paris (in France where I live) who is specialised in repairing audio boards, maybe they can help? I'll ring them some time.
But you guys have a lot more experience than I do about repairing boards, do you thing it is possible?