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I recently built a small macOS app that might be useful to anyone working with classic Macintosh hardware or custom ROM replacements: ROMSplitter A macOS utility that splits a single .rom file into two files: LOW and HIGH – exactly how many vintage systems (including early Macs) expect them when...

I recently built a small macOS app that might be useful to anyone working with classic Macintosh hardware or custom ROM replacements: ROMSplitter A macOS utility that splits a single .rom file into two files: LOW and HIGH – exactly how many vintage systems (including early Macs) expect them...

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Just found this thread... Amazing progress! Very cool project

Would help if we know where you are located;)

For completeness and future reference, I reverse engineered the pinout back to the two microcontrollers on the mouseboard or the Kensington 64210. The MiniDin8 breakout cable pinout is: Pin 1 ADB Data Pin 2 ADB VCC (5V) Pin 3 USB VCC (5V) Pin 4 USB DATA- Pin 5 USB DATA+ Pin 6 GND...

After buying a Kensington 64210 and the lack of an adapter cable I can indeed confirm in having two microcontrollers in the mouse. The breakout cable is just passive. For completeness and future reference, I reverse engineered the pinout back to the two microcontrollers. The Kensington 64210...

In addition to cheesestraws, also check my GitHub for a International BOM & power circuit: https://github.com/daanvdl/Macintosh-Analogboard

Just for archiving purposes, hereby the original datasheets for both Apple RTC IC's: - 343S0042-A (PLCC20) - 343-0042-B (DIP8)

Beside beeping the h*ll out of it between the port(s) and SWIM, it is worth trying to scope out U13C (74AC244) which do buffer these lines: - Head Select (HDSEL) - SWIM Read (SWREAD) - Write Request (W/REQ)

Yes, i also created a VGA variant which is also available in the linked GIT repository.

4N35 is fine.

NE1 and NE2 are NE-2H Neon bulbs. I believe 95VAC/135VDC rated.

Thx. A welcome patch!

@Bolle I noticed a new revision (R5) was being uploaded to your GIT repo. Do you have any changelog available?

It would not surprise me if the TAM is relying on C-Sync only, so i would check if the C-Sync signal is there.

I reverse engineered the GIMO. For those who are interested, you can now build your own: https://github.com/daanvdl/M4099LL-B

Interesting. Sound like this is a easy thing to test by repopulate R207?