I guess we'll have to get moddin' then!
Boy, it might turn into a job by the time I'm grown up, just to keep them alive, having to learn electronics engineering! 😉
I only have a 4 channel logic analyzer. Would I be able to do it with that? And I don't quite know how to trigger ram rom or scc/via read If you could tell me how those would be triggered. I would be happy to help. I can help with a lot if you need.
Do you think we can add the sizes of the capacitors as well? Like the width and length of them for surface mount, and the lead spacing for radial? I would have loved this for when buying capacitors for my Macintosh Portable but couldn't find any, would it be a good thing to add?
Alright, wasn't able to get the plug yet (still looking). But came up with a FPC that you solder to the bottom of the motherboard. Hopefully it fits and works. It will be 2 weeks from now but🤞 .
Anyone have this? It might be helpful if we could see the hardware. Do you know where we could fin more photos?
https://macintoshportable.info/HardwareAndAccessories/
Second Wave ExpanSE Home BaSE
So I did a heinous thing... I asked AI what the steps for power up would look like...
does this look like what would have to be added for the MicroMac Accelerator? Then the opposite for turn off?
Power button pressed
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Macintosh Power Manager turns on power rails
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Hmm, this seems like there are a lot of variables... Unfortunate nobody ever made one.
So I see the main problem is the clock timing. Then the other problem is making it compatible with the Power Manager. Is that really the big issues? Or is there more I am not seeing?
So, you have to tap off of the 16mhz of the motherboard and you can't change it? Is that what you mean? Or you need to figure out how to use the reserved pins?
Or do you mean it has to enter sleep mode when the /Sys.PWR pin says so.
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