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Hi johnnya, I recapped the logic board with tantalum capacitors but the condition of the caps on the analog board + power supply is unknown as I swapped in a working unit a couple of years ago. I have a lot of RAM installed and when I took half of it out, because I thought some had gone bad, it...

I am having multiple problems with my SE/30 at the moment, grey screens with no bong, sad Mac errors and  simasimac screens but the one I want to fix first is when it boots  successfully and then without warning makes a raspberry sound  with an accompanying T shaped flash on screen and the...

You are correct it is of the four pin connector on the analog board. 

I just want to share this superb example, no wonder my video had the jitters!

Mmm! very interesting, but after trying different configurations of RAM in the eight slots of my SE/30 I came to the conclusion that some of it has gone bad, as it boots just fine without some sticks, so I've bought some more and I'm waiting for them to arrive as I just don't want to lose this Mac. 

I am having a sad Macs error relating to ram and some of the contact pads on the ram in my SE/30 are pitted or showing tiny signs of arcing, they are not gold but solder coloured so I wonder if I can re-tin them? Colin

I'm having no luck with the "Quadcontrol" control panel with system 7.5.5   Is this a job for ResEdit ?

Quadcontrol control panel software found here http://lowendmac.com/daystar/download/software/upgrades_68040/ I'm going to try it

I just can;t remember the voltage but the more you put in the longer the boot time.

I bought some 16MB 30pin 60ns SIMMS for my SE/30 which work fine.

When it arrives, it will be a close run thing between my Roland plotter and the Imagewriter  for sounds only I can alter the Roland's plotting speed for a better effect.

I was also tempted but settled for the Imagewriter II amongst the "other items" for sale as I just want to hear that dot-matrix sound again.   :)

My guess for the words above the barcode are title, SE/30 and date

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RESOLVED. I just dragged and dropped the Trackpad Control Panel from a System 9 image and it works !

I also put System 9.2.2 on a partition which I suppose might not help integration with the functions of OS 10.4, but the lack of double clicking the trackpad in System 9.2.2 is just a minor irritation of an otherwise fully functioning great machine.

Ooops!,   [:I] ]'>  my System 9.2.2 is from a universal install CD downloaded from Macintosh Garden as I didn't get any disks with the Clamshell, the OSX is a retail version too, but that said, could my problem be fixed with a machine specific Clamshell iBook control panel??

Hi Elfen,   I checked, when I boot into System 9.2.2 the mouse control panel (version 8.1.1) only allows me to alter the double click speed of the mouse, it doesn't allow me to enable double click on the trackpad under System 9.2.2, and I can't find anything related to the trackpad?  

If I boot my Clamshell iBook in OSX and then start the Classic System 9.2.2 I retain the OSX setting to double click on the trackpad. If I boot into System 9.2.2 I can't use double click on the trackpad because I can't find a control panel to let me set this function and I find the computer...