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one of my Apple III internal floppy drives lever/flapper has crumbled to bits. IT was broken and I glued it but its unsalvageable. The internal drive is different from the external Apple III mechanism as it has an angled faceplate and elongated flapper. I know this makes it pretty hard to come...

eventually soon the proms that are used in those sockets will be all used up and noone will even have the old programmers to make them (new ones dont use them) so decide soon if you want to fix it.. eventually those will be a lost cause.

if the card edge connector on the floppy controller card is clean and in slot 6 or 7 all you should see on the screen is "APPLE ][" or "APPLE //" depending on whether your IIe has the enhansed chipset or not. And the drive LED should illuminate. Does this happen? Or does the computer show the...

you say the floppy emu is connected to the 19 pin connector and the actual floppy drive "is also attached"? How? Do you own a BMOW Daisy chainer and a floppy emu model C? Is the floppy EMU configured with MAC/LISA Firmware, or the Apple II firmware (this info is on the boot screen of the floppy...

ADTPRO does all this for you, no need to reinvent the wheel. Its super easy and works great.

Zezba, thanks I dont want to buy anything I just want the info from other owners so I can make my own. Yes I went over those documents but they are not 100% clear. Pal owners say B/W, and some ntsc owners say color.

I know someone in Canada who can. Send me a message and ill give you his info.

Just as I said "PR#N" works fine.. But it wont autostart at all. I would assume if the autostart ROM was bad I would see other problems. My 5.25" controller card boots fine. When I have it and the liron card together in the system ADTPro can utilize both, but only the 5.25" autoboots. Something...

So I just got my first Liron / Apple 3.5" floppy controller card. As soon as i put the card in the system (slot 6 or 7) I was expecting it to behave like a 5.25" floppy drive and attempt a boot from the 3.5" drive. But the Card doesn't even register in the computer the way the 5.25" floppy...

I'm trying to find specific information about the Apple /// and /// plus video outs.  Alot of sites claim the composite output of the Apple /// is monochrome. I only own an Apple /// Plus and my composite video out seems to be in color. So is this something Apple remedied from the original model...

Sorry I do not. Multi meter and logic probe only.

Thats not a bad theory. I guess its worth a test.

I appreciate the response Dan.Dem but I don't think that does address the question of why the 512KB vram stick renders those display issues on the M1296 Monitor. The LCD panel and adapter aren't even being used. This is an M1296 monitor and an LC with 512KB vram installed. Since I only have one...

You know I wonder if that vram (512KB module) came from my LC III. I wonder if it will have different results with the same monitor running on the LCIII.

I saw a couple images about thr 68040 upgrade boards. One company was PSI ithink but i couldnt find much info on it. Since they have prettyy similar boards would thr cpu board work on the original LC since it would benefit the most? And yes the LC, LC II, and LC III all have that removeable...

Two floppies? I think that was the budget model only availables to schools and universities. I have 3 original lcs. One has a bad logic board and 2 have bad hard disks. I have an lC III thst works but the cas are leaky and i need to grt around to replacing them. I recently restored a IIci. Even...

Sorry SStaylor its not the CRT. IF you scroll up to a previous post you see that if I have a 256KB vram module I get 256 colors available and everything looks fine. IF I use a 512KB vram module I get thousands of colors as an option but the image has doubling and looks all messed up.

Noone has any input on what the problem is on my LC?

I get the long and short of it I suppose. I get why the adapter to lcd wasnt working, but I still dont know why the 512KB VRAM isnt working. I only have this monitor and a IIGs monitor which wont work on anything but a IIGS Ya know I didnt try the 512kb vram on the lcd with adapter. Il ldo that...

OK so some news. The VRAM wasn't entirely the issue. I decided to try out the stock monitor I have instead of the adapter. Its a 12" RGB model M1296. I booted the LC up with the 512KB VRAM stick and the display is crazy!!! see photos 1 and 2. The weird thing is the ghosting and patterns but you...