24 Jul
1998
24 Jul
'98
2:02 p.m.
Tony Duell wrote:
The only thing I remember was that the board was about 12" x 16" or so
in size, some of the outputs were putting out voltage, it seemed to also
be the interface card for both the floppy and the HD, and that is about
it. I tend to try and get as much documentation as I can on anything
related to the 70's & early 80's computers that I mostly collect. Right
now, I just don't have the time to get into the machines the way I used
to. Hmmm, maybe that is a good thing :). At any rate, I won't be doing
anything with it in the foreseeable future except to keep my eyes open
for other documentatation.
I would dearly love to get my hands on the
schematics for the Z-67
Time to learn the gentle art of Reverse Engineering? Probably quicker
to do that than to track down schematics. running
<sigh>. When I started checking it out, it seems to me that
the
P/S unit was giving problems.
Remember I've never seen one, but :
How complex can this power supply be? In the Z90 and the dual 5.25"
drive
that I have, the PSUs are so simple that I could fix them without a
schematic. Even using only a test lamp :-).