This is super cool - I haven’t ever seen these before. Seems like a potentially interesting way to add external video to the SE/30 using readily available NuBus video cards.
I haven’t seen that before but I would still be suspect of the analog board. Even though the caps don’t look like they are leaking I haven’t ever seen a Classic analog they did have a lot of leaking caps (esp the cluster of brown caps). Generally not obvious until the caps are removed.
Did you recap the monitor as well? If so do you have a cap list? I have been meaning to do mine forever but haven’t gotten around to it. It would be nice to confirm I have the caps on hand first though.
I have no advice as that machine seems done and the logic board seems to have minimal useful parts for future uses but…. That was one of the best write ups I have ever read. You need to keep a journal of this stuff and publish it!!
Not helpful for your situation, but I also have a strong affinity for old hard disk mechanisms. If you are able to share some pics and information regarding your collection at some point that would be awesome!
I was actually a bit surprised at my measurement results. I run a number of Seasonic SSP-xxx-SUB PSUs (xxx - 250 or 300 W) after first finding them as a suitable replacement for SE/30s. In the SE/30 use-case I had typically measured very close to 5V but I may go back here again and check what...
I'm not sure what the difference is to the chip you found (it might just be the package quantity that mouser can order from the TI Datasheet (i.e. difference between D and DR part number). But the part I ordered (still available) is below. Good luck!
I will confirm the part number but before you replace did you check continuity from UH6 to everywhere it’s supposed to go? Schematics are available and I think a broken trace is probably most likely.
This is awesome! I don’t think SCSI Ethernet can touch the speed of a card based solution and SCSI Ethernet remains a bit more flaky (although that’s in comparison to the reliable drivers for presently available Ethernet cards- this project is a bit nascent to conclude there). I would be...