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Subject: Re: I/O Expansion Board Kit Query
Message-ID: <91050.141517DXB132@psuvm.psu.edu>
Date: 19 Feb 91 19:15:17 GMT
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In article <1991Feb19.084206.20207@dcdwest.uucp>, steve@dcdwest.dcdwest.com
(Steve Meloche) says:

>Does anybody out there know if the I/O expansion board described here and
>in AC fit in an A1000 with an Insider memory board?  It looks like it sits
>rather low, but I cannot tell from the pictures in the magazine  how much
>it sticks up.  I realize that the memory moard will probably get in the way

There have been a couple messages like this...perhaps the article was not
clear that the I/O board itself, and the serial interface boards that do the
12 V conversion, are connected via ribbon cable. That means you can put it
(keeping the cable length reasonably short) whereever it will fit...so it
should work with a lot of configurations. Whether it fits *nicely* or not is
another matter, but it should fit. [I don't have experience with the Insider
board; sorry.]

-- Dan Babcock