Hi everyone,
I recently recapped the power supply of my Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh (TAM), and I wanted to share the capacitor list in case it helps others working on the same project. I've attached an image showing both the capacitor locations on the PCB and a complete parts list with...
If there is 5V standby but the power supply doesn't turn on, it may be due to the LM393/2N2222 combination on the PSU, which can get damaged. These components are often part of a control circuit that enables the main output, and they can be blown in a chain reaction if the original TOP200 (or...
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...
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...
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)
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