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Drivers for some accelerator/video combos were interchangeable. Seeing what this actually looks like might give a hint to what software might work with it.
Sorry, I thought yesterday I answered your post with the picture I took while cleaning it up. But here it is.
The only info I have are these:
DoubleTime-16™ Accelerator Features: • easy installation • math coprocessor support
• 16 MHz 68000 chip
• twice the speed of an SE
• 100 % compatible
• port for large screen monitor
So the pinout would be nice to know how to attach a external large screen monitor.
The photo isn't hi-res enough to read the labels on some of the chips, but those might be VRAM chips to the right of the 68000. However I'm not sure whether the rest of the circuitry to drive an external display exists on this board. In particular there's no sign of another crystal or oscillator, which means it's an open question whether there's any pixel clock source.
It's possible that either H201 or H202 is designed to connect to some expansion board that provides the rest of the video circuitry. If you have a scope you might probe some of those pins to see if you can find any evidence of a sync and video signal. It will certainly be TTL level so would need level shifting for a modern display at minimum.
It's possible that the 12 pin H202 header could be for video - I've seen it before - but it seems like the card alone isn't capable of it. MacWorld didn't make any mention of it in their review, and neither did InfoWorld in their brief mentions of it.
Users on an old forum mentioned a video connection, but that was as far as it went.
Additionally they mentioned a software version (v2.32), as well as issues using the card with System 7 (possibly not related to the software version I mentioned prior).
The SE is running System 7.0.1 if I am not mistaken. I will do some more testing with other systems and probe the H202 pins. But it really seems it needs an extra expansion card connected to this or the other header to have the external video.
Well I'm guessing it only happens if you have the extension installed, additionally most users were reporting that it completely broke AppleTalk, so you might test that as well, although you probably still need the extension.
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