On 11/22/2014 03:08 PM, Chuck Guzis wrote: Yes, it's got a female DB25 on the edge for parallel, along with a male DE9 for serial - then there's a 10-pin header on the board marked as being for a second serial port. IDE and floppy headers are also labeled. For whatever reason the designer didn't label the other six connectors on the PCB, though. There are a pair of four-pin connectors, and one of those might be speaker (but there is a buzzer on the PCB). There's a 5 pin connector which could be keyboard. A 16 pin connector which seems to have various pins tied together and run via fuses (likely power in or power out, I'll check with a meter anyway). There are no obvious video-related ICs, so I'm thinking it probably doesn't have any such ability, unless it's buried within one of the custom ICs - but booted from a CF card it would still make a neat little controller/monitor for something (it was just unusual enough that I felt the need to save it from the recycler!) I think I may have a passive ISA backplane somewhere, so maybe I need to try coupling it with a video board and feeding it power, to at least see if it gives me a display. cheers J.