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^^ Thats a little old.. the email didn't go through. He is probably retired and living the good life in bermuda or something.

the garden: http://macintoshgarden.org/search/node/macbench

sounds like scsi id or termination problem; try changing id to 6.

...said software to cancel screen. Haven't tried it yet. http://www.umich.edu/~archive/mac/util/powerbook/

Well, we tryed it out on an SE/sys 6.0.5 and a 540c/7.5.5.. The monitor was a KDS flat screen 15". No go, just a black screen. There is a 2 position switch on the bottom that obviously makes a low to high resolution change. There are two chips on the board inside marked "high", "low". The...

The 15 pin monitor plug is wired to the VGA plug. So if its parallel does that mean it can run two monitors at the same time?

I think we have scuzzy graph I. Not sure if it needs software or just the dip switches set correctly.

ok, here are pics of said scuzzygraph:

It looks like it hooks up a vga monitor. any other info out there?

We just got a Teac one at the thrift and it works on everything even the intel mini.

I haven't had that problem yet. This is the site I use to keep mine up. very helpful and parts are cheep. http://www.printertechs.com/

I thought it would be 3.6v also, but it looks like 3.04v is working ok.

What is the voltage supposed to be? I am reading 3.06v and 3.04v.

Is the ROM card by the speaker? If the ROM is soldered to the board, is it by the batteries? Why does it have two batteries? I am going by 'fuzzy' pictures, so it is hard to tell, having never seen one.