Maybe.
But, I may not. I might be using that just as a proper-offset riser, and then ill roll another small PCB to connect to the passthrough on the pivot card, and that will be the crossover-bus adapter card.
ill probably open A24 to A31 as jumper holes, and the IRQ1/2/3 as jumper holes as well. this way, I can swap address lines and set the IRQ for Slot 9 from the LC's E. the pivot has its own jumpers and its default at 9, ill put the LC card on A.
Then i could put a IIe card on B.
But that leaves an open question. how to design the LC board so that the ethernet card sits in there correctly. if i just make a streight-through top mount eurocard adapter, the RJ45 port will face the front, and not the back. lol.
but if i design the adapter that the eurodin goes on the bottom, this means the LC card will mount upside down allowing the RJ45 to face the back.
ugh decisions, decisions....
But, I may not. I might be using that just as a proper-offset riser, and then ill roll another small PCB to connect to the passthrough on the pivot card, and that will be the crossover-bus adapter card.
ill probably open A24 to A31 as jumper holes, and the IRQ1/2/3 as jumper holes as well. this way, I can swap address lines and set the IRQ for Slot 9 from the LC's E. the pivot has its own jumpers and its default at 9, ill put the LC card on A.
Then i could put a IIe card on B.
But that leaves an open question. how to design the LC board so that the ethernet card sits in there correctly. if i just make a streight-through top mount eurocard adapter, the RJ45 port will face the front, and not the back. lol.
but if i design the adapter that the eurodin goes on the bottom, this means the LC card will mount upside down allowing the RJ45 to face the back.
ugh decisions, decisions....