31 Jan
2002
31 Jan
'02
7:38 a.m.
I need the jumper settings. The base card has 2 3-pin jumpers, J4 and
J5. J4 is labeled A and 9, and J5 isn't labelled. The daughtercard has
2 18-pin (I think, maybe 20-pin) DIP sockets, labeled AUI & BNC, and the
AUI socket has a DIP module that looks like a straight jumper block.
I've got OS 7.1 installed, and "Ethernet Inside" sees the card, but it
fails all tests.
I'm not willing to go for the "hosed" option yet. And no, of course
there's no part number anywhere. It has a right-angle PDS pass-through,
what looks like an empty FPU socket, and AUI & BNC connectors.
Thanks,
Doc
31 Jan
31 Jan
8:20 a.m.
On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, Doc Shipley wrote:
I need the jumper settings. The base card has 2
3-pin jumpers, J4 and
J5. J4 is labeled A and 9, and J5 isn't labelled. The daughtercard has
2 18-pin (I think, maybe 20-pin) DIP sockets, labeled AUI & BNC, and the
AUI socket has a DIP module that looks like a straight jumper block.
I've got OS 7.1 installed, and "Ethernet Inside" sees the card, but it
fails all tests.
I'm not willing to go for the "hosed" option yet. And no, of course
there's no part number anywhere. It has a right-angle PDS pass-through,
what looks like an empty FPU socket, and AUI & BNC connectors.
How many pins is the empty socket? It might be for a boot rom, but if it's
a 40 pin dip, it could have been where the card's cpu went. What kind of
large chips are on the board?
-Toth
8:54 a.m.
On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, Tothwolf wrote:
How many pins is the empty socket? It might be for a
boot rom, but if it's
a 40 pin dip, it could have been where the card's cpu went. What kind of
large chips are on the board?
Ack. It's in the box. The empty socket is square, about 1-1/8"
what-I-always-called-"J-leg". Looks just like the FPU socket on the
McCon+ adapter for SE/30 & IIsi that's on eBay.
As soon as I get the thing out, I'll give you chip #s.
Doc
1 Feb
1 Feb
2 a.m.
--- Doc <doc(a)mdrconsult.com> wrote:
On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, Tothwolf wrote:
It's called PLCC socket.
-ethan
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How many pins is the empty socket?
Ack. It's in the box. The empty socket is square, about 1-1/8"
what-I-always-called-"J-leg". Looks just like the FPU socket on the
McCon+ adapter for SE/30 & IIsi that's on eBay. 
10:49 a.m.
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12:42 p.m.
On Sat, 2 Feb 2002, Tony Duell wrote:
Thanks, Tony, and Ethan (? whoever else answered, I hit the delete key
by mistake earlier).
It's my considered opinion that the damn thing doesn't work. At least
not in A/UX. If I attach a transceiver & cable to the AUI port, double
terminate tha BNC port, and set the PDS address to "A", it will pass the
cache RAM test. All other tests fail. I think it's c/slip time.
Actually, it's time to root through the wall-warts & see if I can
power that Asante SCSI-to-Ethernet widget, if it's alive, and if A/UX
supports it.
Then, most likely, c/slip.
Doc
Why, thank
you, Ethan! What does PLCC stand for?
If the ARM databook I've just grabbed can be trusted, it's
'Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier'
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