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From: tmetro@pro-angmar.UUCP (Tom Metro)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: No-Slot-Clock in //c
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Date: 5 Oct 88 23:15:59 GMT
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> The No Slot Clock is a chip manufactured in Dallas and distributed by SMT.
It's manufactured *by* Dallas Semiconductor (although it may be manufactured
in Dallas I think thats what you meant.)
 
> While I have heard it being used on the Apple IIe, I haven't heard anything
> about it being used with the IIc.
I am using one in a (standard) //c without any problems. The support structure
for the //c's keyboard had to be slightly modified to allow for the extra
height of the clock. This may not be necessary in the "memory expansion"
versions. I won't guarantee its operation with anything other than a 65C02
CPU...I haven't been able to get it to work with a 65C802 (yet).
 
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