SE/30 Ethernet board ID

[ScutBoy]

I have an Ethernet board for an SE/30. I can't find any company name on it.

There's one chip with a label that says "A Series Version 1"

The board is silk-screened "SI A series" and "PN594-TB". The last one makes me think it might be a Farallon card, since I can find reference to a PN594-C Farallon Ethernet card for the SE/30.

The card also has an empty socket which looks appropriate for a math co-processor.

The daughterboard has connection for an AUI connector, and RJ45 Ethernet.

Sorry - no pics at the moment, but I can dig the card out and take some if necessary. If I can find a Farallon driver diskette handy, I may just give that a try and see what happens

 

[Johnnya101]

Can't wait to see where this goes...

I have the same card!

Instead of what yours says, mine says:

SI A SERIES BD-006C

Sticker says: PN594-TP VERSION 1.0

Other says: ASERIES V1.0 004010/55C687

 

[Trash80toHP_Mini]

Go to the peripherals links project (in peripherals) and get the tools to read the DeclROM.

 

[Johnnya101]

So has anyone found it what it is?

 

[TimHD]

The board is silk-screened "SI A series" and "PN594-TB". The last one makes me think it might be a Farallon card, since I can find reference to a PN594-C Farallon Ethernet card for the SE/30.

Likely it's a Farallon card. (Sure it's not a 'TP' rather than 'TB'?)

See this http://www.recycledgoods.com/farallon-pn594-tp-ethermac-network-adapter.html

The drivers are on Macintosh garden or repository.

 

[Johnnya101]

I have a few farallon disks... I'll post a photo later of the board and the disk

EDIT

That's it! That's my card! Are all driver disks the same? Yellow label... like the ones on eBay?

 

[ScutBoy]

yeah - I'm 99% sure it's a farallon card. I have a driver disk, but the nerd corner is full of a TRS-80 in pieces, so I've not had a chance to try it out.

 

[Johnnya101]

Here's photos of the card and the driver card that I would assume goes to it?

 

[hunter44102]

While on this topic can anyone tell me where to get driver for Asante MacCon+ TK/TP?

All the web links I find are dead

 

[Johnnya101]

Have you tried the wayback machine for the dead links? Usually one will work...

 

[hunter44102]

OK found it.  Thanks for the Wayback idea, never thought of that!

http://www.applefritter.com/node/4693

 

[just.in.time]

Upload it to the driver museum and the garden.