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[uniserver]

i need one for the Macintosh SE

i need one for the Macintosh LC 1

i need one for the Macintosh LC 3

i would like one for the Color Classic - but i am not greedy its not a ( need )

- I have a se board that Gives me the Tone, Gives me Video,after 3 seconds where it would normally then give me a mouse curser, it reboots again with a tone. ( loop )

- i have a LC-III board that needs a manual trace ran to keep time/settings.

- i have a LC-I with some strange video anomalies, rotted via's

please pm me if you know of any solution for me- thanks!

 

[genie_mac]

Hi Uniserver,

did you have any luck in finding any of these?

I'm also looking for some LC1 schematics, but haven't found any yet.

Cheers.

 

[uniserver]

No, I have been so busy.

I'd love a database of Mac Schematics.

WE should contact this guy and figure out a reasonable arrangement

http://www.bomarc.org/ordering.php

or i just have to personally pay him for all the 68k schematics for my self.

{{{{ APPLE MacINTOSH RELATED ITEMS $1.50/sheet }}}}}

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APPLE 820-0086-C/F 128 / 512 6

APPLE 820-0174-C PLUS 6

APPLE 820-0250-A SE 5

APPLE 820-0260-A SE/30 10

APPLE 820-0390-B CLASSIC I 10

APPLE 820-0405-01 R.A.M. expansion board for "Classic" series 1

APPLE 820-0327-A LC II 9

APPLE 820-0228-A II ( this is version with PLCC NUBUS chip ) 10

APPLE 820F0242-02 II ci 12

APPLE 820F0230-B II cx 10

APPLE 820-0301-04 II si 12

APPLE 820-0282-A II fx 13

APPLE 820-0382-10 QUADRA 840AV 21

APPLE 820-0650-B LCIII -

APPLE M5409/M5416 POWERBOOK 170/140 (logic boards only) 12

power supply sheets only for above 3

L.C.D. screen & backlighting supply for PB-140 3

L.C.D. screen & backlighting supply for PB-170 5

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APPLE 820-0082-B 9" B/W monitor & P.S. (for 128, 512, PLUS series) 2

APPLE 820-0206-B 9" B/W monitor for SE & SE30 (has NO power supply) 2

APPLE 820-0369-B 14" R.G.B. monitor/ S.M.P.S. for LC/PERFORMA 5xx series 7

APPLE 820-0395-A 9" B/W monitor & P.S. for "Classic" series (early) 3

APPLE 820-0525-A 9" B/W monitor & P.S. for "Classic" series (late) 3

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(( grab bag )) MM miscellaneous mices for Mac $4

APPLE A9M0331 mouse for ADB port MM

APPLE/ALPS M0110 keyboard for Mac 128,512, PLUS 1

APPLE/ALPS MO110-A extended keyboard for Mac 128, 512, PLUS 1

APPLE/ALPS M0115 extended keyboard for Mac II, SE 1

APPLE/ALPS M2452 97-KEY U.S.B. port for Mac, etc. 2

APPLE/ATLANTA M0100 mouse for Mac 128,512, PLUS (2 versions) MM

LOGITECH LT116VANC22 mouse for ADB port MM

MITSUMI G-5431 mouse for ADB port MM

S.M.K. M0487 keyboard for "Classic" series 1

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ASTEC AA13800 S.M.P.S. for Mac SE & SE-30 2

ASTEC AA13780 S.M.P.S. for Mac I I, I I x, I I fx 3

ASTEC AA15830 S.M.P.S. for Mac I I ci / I I cx 3

ASTEC AA16870 S.M.P.S. for Mac PERFORMA 600 4

ASTEC AA16990 S.M.P.S. for Mac QUADRA 610 / CENTRIS 610 3

DELTA SMP-220DB S.M.P.S. for Mac QUADRA 820/840AV 5

DELTA SMP-291AB S.M.P.S. for Mac QUADRA 900/950 7

DYNA TECH. DCF-108 S.M.P.S. for POWERMAC 6100/60/66 & CENTRIS 610/660 2

GEN. ELECTRIC 9T89Y5005G11 S.M.P.S. for Mac I I ci / I I cx 3

GOLDSTAR A72091 sub assembly for APPLE M4984 "i-Mac" (P.S./monitor/I.R. rcvr) 14

MAGNETEK 3359-09-001 S.M.P.S. for DUO-DOCK I & II 4

MINEBEA AF000125 S.M.P.S. for POWERMAC 8100/80/100/110, W.S. 8150 5

SONY CR-44 S.M.P.S. for Mac SE & SE-30 2

SONY CR-45 S.M.P.S. for Mac I I, I I x, I I fx 3

SONY APS-06 S.M.P.S. for Mac I I si 2

T. D. K. 699-0153 S.M.P.S. for Mac LC II 1

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APPLE 820-0285-A monochrome video card for I I series (M0504) 2

APPLE 820-0369-A 14" R.G.B. monitor for LC-5xxx/PERFORMA 5xxx series 7

APPLE/SONY M0400 12" B/W monitor for Mac II series 4

APPLE/SONY M0401 13" hi-res RGB monitor for Mac I I series (w/ NAKADA MAG. P.S.)6

same as above with TOKYO I.C. power supply) 6

((( if you want both prints together, total is: 8

APPLE/SONY M1298 16" R. G. B. monitor 7

APPLE/MITSUB. M1227M1229 12" R. G. B. monitor for LC, IIci 5

APPLE/PHILIPS M1025 21" HiRes B/W monitor for II series (model M21PH110A) 9

APPLE/TATUNG M2943 15" R.G.B. multiscan monitor 12

GOLDSTAR A72091 sub assembly for APPLE M4984 "i-Mac" (P.S./monitor?I.R. rcvr) 14

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APPLE/CANON M8000 "STYLEWRITER" ink jet printer 4

APPLE/TEC A9M0303 "IMAGEWRITER I" computer printer 6

APPLE/TEC A9M0310 "IMAGEWRITER I I" computer printer 6

APPLE 820-0131-B "LASERWRITER" I / O board for HP-2686A printer (APPLE M0156) 6

CANON CX engine for M2000 "PERSON LASERWRITER" 8

HEWL.-PACK. 2279A "DESKWRITER" ink jet printer 8

HEWL.-PACK. C2185A "DESKWRITER 600" ink jet printer 9

ORANGE MICRO GRAPPLER LQ MacINTOSH to CENTRONICS emulator 1

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APPLE/ALPS A9MO107 5-1/2" 1Mb floppy disc drive 2

APPLE/SONY M0130 3-1/2" 400K floppy disc drive for Mac 128 / 512 2

SONY OA-D34V 3-1/2" 400K floppy disc drive (Mac 128 / 512 3

FUJITSU M2532F 3-1/2" 800K floppy disc drive (Mac PLUS) 3

QUANTUM 655-0272 3.5" 500Mb hard disc drive 4

QUANTUM PRO DRIVE LPS 20meg hard drive for SE, CLASSIC, LC, etc. -

SONY MP-F51W-23 3-1/2" 800K floppy disc drive (Mac PLUS) 2

SONY MP-F75W-01 3-1/2" 1.4M hi density floppy disc drive (SE/II/CL) 2

SONY MP-F22A-01 3-1/2" 1.4M hi densigy floppy disc drive (POWERBOOKS) 2

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AMBIT MICRO. S98-2376-2 M.O.D.E.M. module for I-Mac (APPLE #: U01.001.C.00) 3

APPLE 820-4021-A fax/data M.O.D.E.M. for "POWERBOOK" series laptops 3

ASANTE 000094A8E59D "ASANTETALK" Appletalk-to-ethernet converter module 4

CALCOMP 33110 "WIZ" graphics tablet 3

DAYNA COMM. EPO100 "ETHERPRINT" ethernet interface unit 3

HABA HM-1 "HABADIALER" phone dialer 1

KOALA 90043-001 "MacVISION" digitizer (i'face between camera & Mac) 2

MAGNUM SOFT. MB100C/TFLXII voice mail interface unit 4

MINI-MACMAN MIDIMAN MacINTOSH M.I.D.I. interface box 1

SUMMAGRAPHICS MM1201 "MacTABLET" graphics tablet 4

 

[CC_333]

I'd love to have the Quadra 840av schematic!

But, depending on cost, I can make due without.

c

 

[uniserver]

wow the 840av is 21 pages @ 1.50 a page.

its a beast of a motherboard though.

 

[techknight]

SE schematics are floating around the web if I remember correctly.

 

[Mk.558]

Group buy or group funding. Like Kickstarter. I'd try to get the PDFs, if possible + license to redistribute. Probably won't happen though.

 

[mcdermd]

There are a bunch of Powerbook G4/iMac G5 era official schematics floating around the web in pdf format too. The oddball is an EVT Powerbook G5 logic board schematic.

 

[bbraun]

JFYI, when ordering from bomarc, he prefers to do things in relatively small batches. About 20 pages or so per order. He's an interesting guy. He does it old school, running off each run on the xerox machine and taking them to the post office, complete with what appears to be a typewriter written shipping label. USPS did end up returning one order I placed from him, which is one of the reasons for the small batches.

 

[mcdermd]

Sounds like he was hipster before it was hip.

 

[uniserver]

The Blob

Bomarc went out of business in April of 2009. I can still send out

mail copies of prints they had on hand at the time.

 

[NJRoadfan]

I'm surprised that scans of these schematics haven't leaked out onto the net in the form of PDFs yet.

 

[Trash80toHP_Mini]

It's not all that surprising really. It's a lot less likely that a Xeroxed Copy that's been paid for with real $$$ that has a real, printed copyright notice will be pirated than a virtual .pdf document.

< mod mode >

I'd frown upon these becoming free for the download and enthusiastically eradicate ANY mention of such activities here. We're not talking about the illegality of something as simple as a big, successful company abandoning support for/access to older revs of a product or even a relatively small software company that went under in terms of a so called abandonware product here. We're talking about a SERVICE operation that an individual is still attempting to maintain informally on an ongoing basis, recouping some of the money he probably lost when his business went under.

You just don't steal from people like that. I'm not saying that that's what you were doing . . . NJ, I'm just stating that it would be absolutely, positively UNCOOL for anyone here to even suggest doing such a thing.

If anyone wants to use that hard-won information, ante up! >

 

[NJRoadfan]

Are they Apple original schematics or were they created from scratch? If its the former, the fact that he is copying and reselling them for a profit isn't very ethical. I wouldn't be surprised if his business went under because of his refusal to streamline anything. Manually photocopying something each time its requested today is beyond ridiculous. Scan the things in and send out PDFs, charge extra for prints. The fact that he couldn't even be bothered to get a merchant account to take credit cards or even setup a Paypal account says a lot.

As for service manuals being available on the internet, I have a lot of equipment that I have to support now that the vendor has long discontinued support. The existence of publicly available service information is what keeps a lot of older stuff alive. If it wasn't released online, the information would likely have been lost forever. I have contacted vendors that actually threw out the older service information on their products. I couldn't legally purchase it even if I wanted to! I do pay for service manuals for my cars (most MFRs actively update their electronic service systems with new information), but for consumer electronics most of the stuff is online already.

 

[techknight]

So are the schematics that bomarc had on thier site for macs, still available? or did they go in the wind with the closure. I wouldnt mind pitching in to a group buy. having schematics is VERY handy, especially if you want to reverse engineer and create modifications, etc... such has 030 PDS based devices.

 

[Trash80toHP_Mini]

That's what we're talking about here, techknight.

@ NJRoadfan: They're independently developed schematics, privately owned intellectual property, not something copied unethically. I can think of a lot of good reasons for him not to change what he's doing now and none for changing them. Distribution method and pricing information is up to the owner of that information and what's being done now apparently satisfies him and his paying customers. Now your grousing about it sounds more like you're looking to get something for free.

A group buy here would wind up like selling a copy of software in China used to be, basically licensing a major portion of the world's population by banking the profits from one sale. I wouldn't count on it happening.

 

[RickNel]

BOMARC's business was ripped off in the past by scanners/resellers, so he now only sells hard-copies on colored paper with heavy watermarks right across them, so scanning/photocopying is not really worth the trouble for any would-be rip-off artist.

When I bought some from him a while back, I asked about some arrangement to make them more widely available, but he did not respond so I guess is not interested.

If buying, be aware that the schematics do not come with any explanatory notes - they are just connection maps with component types and some values listed. Still very valuable if you are looking at component-level issues.

Rick

 

[LaPorta]

Very old thread: did anyone else manage to obtain these? I’d be interested in ordering them.

 

[BadGoldEagle]

He's still active. Check your PMs.