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Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 Re: OK to set 54 lbs on top of Centris 610???
Keywords: Centris
Nntp-Posting-Host: charm.urbana.mcd.mot.com
Organization: Motorola Computer Group, Urbana Design Center
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In article <> 
	 writes:
> I recently purchased a Centris 610 and a Mirror Technologies 19 inch
> Mono monitor.  I'm wondering if it is OK to set the monitor on top
> of the CPU.  The monitor weighs 54 lbs.
>
> I've called Apple.  The person I spoke with was not sure but was
> going to find out and call me back in a couple of days.  That was
> over a week ago....
>
> If anybody knows, please respond via email as I don't always have time
> to read this group.  Thanks.
>
> David Berk
> 

Yea, thanks to lots of good information in this newsgroup, I was prepared
for lots of details .
I guess my biggest disappointment is the lack of detail in the written
specs and documentation.  The case load spec is an example -- the setup
section says Apple 14" and 16" monitors can go on top, but 21" and other
big ones can't.  Why couldn't they publish a maximum load?

Now if I can figure out if there's any hope using the "partition" button
on the hard disk setup utility ,
then maybe I can divide up the wealth among the family members a bit more
securly.  The "getting more information" section of the manual suggested
trying other avenues before calling Apple, but didn't mention the net.
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Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 Re: Apple 14" monitor
Organization: University of Michigan -- Ann Arbor
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NNTP-Posting-Host: livy.ccs.itd.umich.edu
Originator: 

this must be a FAQ from the very first days of the 13"RGB!!!!

and as for a better monitor for your $$, well, the NEC 4FG/3FGx are
pretty nice...
Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 New Duo Dock With Process
Lines: 15


 Seth> I fail to see any advantage whatsoever with this kind of
set-up.
 Seth> What a DUMB idea.

So don't buy one.

Kristen


 This copy of Freddie 1.2.5 is being evaluated.


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Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 Re: Cache card for IIsi
Organization: CS Dept, University of Texas at Austin
Lines: 64
NNTP-Posting-Host: mohawk.cs.utexas.edu

> Can some people with cache cards PLEASE post speedometer numbers they
> get with the cards. I have only one report, which seems to indicate
> that a 32K cache card gives you only about a 1% speedup!! 

Ok.  I have a record that shows a IIsi with and without a 64KB cache.
It's small enough that I will attach it.

I have also measured some real programs with and without the 64 KB
cache.  The speedup varies a lot from app to app, ranging from 0% to
40%.  I think an average of 20%-25% is about right.  The subjective
difference is not great, but is sometimes noticable.  A simple cache
card certainly does not transform a IIsi into something enormously
better.  I do not have an FPU.

The conventional wisdom says that cache cards from all of the makers
offer about the same speedup and that there is not much difference
between 32K and 64K caches.  I bought mine from Third Wave for well
under $150.  I have had absolutely no problems at all with it.

If you get *complete* speedometer runs for a 32K cache, I'd like to
see them.  Let's check the conventional wisdom!  The so called
"Performance Rating" numbers by themselves are of no interest. 

Cheers.


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 Serial Line connection between Duo 210 and PC???
Organization: DSO, Stanford University
Lines: 41

In article <>  writes:
> I have tried almost everything under the sun to get a null modem connection
> between a Mac Duo 210 and a PC. I have used MacKermit and VersaTerm on
> the Mac side. I have used Procomm, Kermit, and Softerm  on
> the PC  side. I have used non-Hardware handshaking and hardware
> ahdshaking cables. And know MY hands are shaking from the effort. Nothing
> has allowed file transfers from the Mac to the PS.

..

> Could I hear from someone attesting that they can really pump information
> out the serial port of a Duo 210 fast? Like via a modem or via a
> sys-ex dump?
> 
> Could anyone with a Duo help me out?? I am going absolutely INSANE.
> I wanna know if the problem is MY Duo, or all Duo 210s, or all Duos,
> or just me.
> 


Hmmm... Sounds vaguely similar to a problem I had a long time ago when I was  
trying to use Kermit.  I was building a serial connection between my Duo 210  
and my NeXT.  I think the problem was in the handshaking.  Basically, you need  
to make sure that the handshaking protocol is the same on both sides.  A safe  
place to start is by selecting NO handshaking on either end.  One problem is  
that the Zilog serial chip seems to get permanently wedged if you talk to it  
wrong, and only a reset will clear it.  I don't know the specifics.  But this  
could be a nonlinearity that screws up your attempts at debugging the system.   
It could very well be that you are doing things right--eventually-- but one  
wrong move  can screw up any further  
correct actions, until the next machine reset.  I have wedged my Mac and also  
my NeXT that way.

Now I can send files back and forth between the Duo and the NeXT without any  
problem, and at pretty high speeds too.

I don't know what kind of chip the PC uses, but I think the Zilog 8530 is  
pretty standard.

Hope this helps,
-Avery
Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 SE rom
Keywords: roms, grayscale, select 300
Organization: NETCOM On-line Communication Services 
Lines: 32


	I just bought a select 300 and rushed home to print 
some grayscale pictures for my kids, when I discovered that
grayscale are not available if you are
using an SE...even if you are running with an '030 cpu.
You won't see this in the printer's docs, and the Apple
rep didn't mention it to our users group either. It seems
that SE ROMs won't support those "features". Okay, I 
guess I should have somehow known that this was the case.
Let the buyer beware, huh Apple?
	Be that as it may, I have been thinking about the 
problem and I'm puzzled. Why  can't a defencieny in the 
ROM be made up for in software. I write software for a living
 and I don't understand the "it just
can't be done" responses I've gotten from those I have
asked so far.  Isn't Mode32, or somesuch piece of  soft-
ware, just such a fix. 
	Anyway, I was hoping someone knowledgeable
about Mac internals could set me straight: is it simply
impossible for a mac SE to print grayscale, or could
someone armed with enough info and a little pro-
gramming experience cook something up that would
supplement the ROM's capabilities?
	Also, how does one know if one's mac can
support the grayscale and photograde that the Select 300
is supposedly capable of? 
	Thanks for your help.
 
Bill Wright
Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 ADB Mouse II  -- when?
Organization: USC-ISI
Lines: 11
Distribution: comp
NNTP-Posting-Host: tigger.isi.edu


When is Apple supposed to start bundlign the new ergonomic ADB Mouse
II with all CPUs sold?

jas

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Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

"Michael T. Callihan" <mc5o+@andrew.cmu.edu>"Full page" PB screen
Organization: Junior, Social & Decision Sciences, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA
Lines: 31
NNTP-Posting-Host: po2.andrew.cmu.edu

Hi.  I am working on a project for my marketing class and I'd like to
ask your help.  The assignment is to come up with a product and create a
marketing plan for it.  Technical issues are not terribly important at
this point.  Well, my group's plan is to market a "full page" monitor
for laptop computers.  It would be a third-party product to be installed
by authorized repair centers .  The idea is that the screen would fold in such a way that you
would get twice the screen height of a normal screen .  In fact, by adjusting the fold of the screen
and the monitor configuration, you could have regular OR "full" height. 
The screen would probably be monochrome.
The motivation behind this is that laptop computers seem to be very
popular among business people.  Business people also commonly use word
processing and spreadsheet applications for which it is very convenient
to see a large portion of the document.  Because of the target users and
applications, color screens aren't really a neccessity.  We could
hopefully keep the cost between $2000 and $3000.

Now, please don't write this off as completely ridiculous.  I really
need some constructive feedback.  So, if you would, please reply to me
via email and let me know:
1. If you would consider buying a "full page" laptop screen
2. How much you would be willing to pay for it
3. Any helpful commentaries on the idea

Also, if you take this idea and make a lot of money off it , please send me some.

Thanks in advance!!!

-Mike
Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 Re: Powerbook & Duo Batteries
Summary: I goofed!
Article-I.D.: usenet.C51so0.BDq
Distribution: na
Organization: Indiana University
Lines: 31
Nntp-Posting-Host: silver.ucs.indiana.edu


   writes:

 ]In article <>,
 ]  wrote:
> 
> The program PowerStrip2.0, which is freeware, has an option called
> "Quick Discharge."  You can find it on the Mac archives, probably
> sumex-aim.stanford.edu or mac.archive.umich.edu.


   >>Is it a hidden option?  I'm using PowerStrip 2.0  right now
   >>and can't find any quick discharge option.  It definitely is on
   >>mac.archive.umich.edu 'cause I submitted it! 

 My apologies!  I goofed.  The "quick discharge" option is part of the
Connectix PowerBook Utilities package .  I installed it the same
day as PowerStrip, and didn't pay enough attention.  ;)  Anyway, the
option does exist for those of you who buy CPU. 


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 Quadra 800 configurations??
Article-I.D.: slab.1ps093$f0u
Organization: Mount Holyoke College
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NNTP-Posting-Host: slab.mtholyoke.edu
X-Newsreader: Tin 1.1 PL5


I've noticed some of you mentioning owning a Quadra 800 8/230 with CD300
and 1meg of VRAM.  It seems that this configuration was purchased
complete; that is, the CD300 and VRAM were already installed in the box. 
I am interested in that exact configuration and will be buying with an
educational discount but have not found the CD300 bundled with any Q800
smaller than the 8/500.
If you bought or know how to buy the 8/230 with CD installed, please let
me know what you know via email:
send messages to 
Thanks, all.
Diane Maluso
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Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 voice messaging
Organization: University of Denver, Denver, Colorado
Lines: 16

You macinators who have used these voice messaging/FAX/data-modems.  I
have a question.  First what brand names do you recommend.  Is the voice part as
reliable and understandable as the sellers claim?  Approximately, how
much hard drive space does an average day of callers take up, if they
speak for one minute?  
Any feed back would be appreciated.  My company is looking at buying
one or two.  Hey, I may buy one myself too.

Thanks in advance
Don  
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Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 Re: The C650 fan is NOISY!  Any solutions?
Article-I.D.: clark.1993Apr6.213229.26970
Organization: Clark College, Vancouver, Wa.  USA
Lines: 18

In article <>   writes:
>Is it me, my 650, or all 650s?  It doesn't seem to broken.  It isn't making
>grinding noises or anything, it's just LOUD!  Much louder that the fan in
>the IIci I just sold.
>
>Anybody else have this problem?  How about a solution?  Is there a good
>replacement fan that's a lot quieter but moves the same air?  Any easy
>way to insulate the sound but not the cooling air?  

I can't even hear the fan on my 650.....gee I wonder if its working.....yup,
just checked, its exhausting air out the back just fine.

Gary

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Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 Re: x86 ~= 680x0 ?? 
Distribution: usa
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Lines: 40

  writes:

>I'm sure Intel and Motorola are competing neck-and-neck for 
>crunch-power, but for a given clock speed, how do we rank the
>following :
>  486		68040
>  386		68030
>  286		68020

Not a good idea to compare processor power. Doesn't make sense for real
world applications. At least not for totally different lines of processors.

>While you're at it, where will the following fit into the list:
>  68060
>  Pentium
>  PowerPC

>And about clock speed:  Does doubling the clock speed double the
>overall processor speed?  And fill in the __'s below:
>  68030 @ __ MHz = 68040 @ __ MHz

At least for x86 systems doubling the clock speed increases performance
by about 70% .

>Thanks very much.  I'd appreciate hearing any further explanations
>from any experienced folks out there, too! 

> 
>P.S.  Folks have been having trouble replying to me lately with the "reply"
>      command.  Try typing my address by hand and it should work.  Thanks!

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A pun is a no' blessed form of whit.
Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 Cache Card and Optimum Memory Settings?
Organization: fnal
Lines: 25
Distribution: world
NNTP-Posting-Host: phurh.fnal.gov

Here's a question that may be simple enough to answer, but has stumped
myself and a few others:

What does an external RAM cache card do for you if you already have a large
cache set  in your SIMMs?

EX:  I have a Mac IIci with 20 meg RAM, an external video card , and the default Apple cache card . 
Say I have my cache set at 2 MEG, what good does a measly 32K do me on the
cache card?  Could it actually slow things down by dividing the cache
between the card and the SIMM's?  Or does it still speed things up by
providing a 'secondary staging' area for data normally passed directly into
the SIMM RAM cache?

I'm confused because it seems like cache cards are so low in memory to
really do any good compared to what you can set yourself.  Yet, Daystar
FastCache has numbers which show around a 30% performance boost on some
operations.  Are the chips on the cache card simply faster than most SIMM
accesses?

Please help, I'm trying to find the optimum memory settings for the IIci
system described in the EX above.

--patrick
Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 Apple 13" giong brighter
Nntp-Posting-Host: pc138
Organization: Ostfold Regional College
Lines: 4

My Apple 13" RGB monitor has over the past few months gone brighter and
brighter and the colors are not as rich as before. Has anyone out there
encountered a similar problem? Dows anyone happen to know what this problem
may be due to?
Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 Re: Cache card for IIsi
Organization: Harris CSD, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Lines: 13
Distribution: world
NNTP-Posting-Host: rcx1.ssd.csd.harris.com

In article <>,   writes:
> Hi, I bought a while ago a Cache Card w/ FPU from Techworks. It was 219$.
> I think that was the cheapest I ever saw.

As of last week, Mac's Place had the Applied Engineering QuickSilver card
 on sale for $99.00 .
Regular price is $199.

No idea if this is still going on, but I can get the phone no. if anyone is
interested .

-Jim Burmeister
Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 Toshiba 3401 E and P CD-ROM
Summary: need info on what difference is and where to find 3401P or E
Keywords: toshiba, cd, cd-rom, cd rom
Organization: Informix Software, Inc.
Lines: 10

I notice the Toshiba 3401 has 3 versions, B - internal, E - external and P -
portable.  Can anyone tell me the difference between the portable and the
external version?  Where in the SF Bay Area can I find a model P?

Thanks,  --Bill
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Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 PowerVision for PB's
Organization: Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
Lines: 10
X-Posted-InterNews 

Hi,

I'm in the market for an internal color video adaptor for my PB 145.  I
was wondering if anyone has used the PowerVision adaptor made by
Mirror.  If so, can you tell me how feel about the speed and
compatability of it?  I might also be interested in other boards by
Envisio etc., so if you have such a board please e-mail your opinion of
it.  Thanks in advance.

John
Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 68040 Specs.
Organization: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Lines: 18
Distribution: world
NNTP-Posting-Host: wpi.wpi.edu

I'd appreciate it greatly if someone could E-mail me the following:

1) Specs for the 68040 
2) Specs for the 68060 with estimated cost, release date, etc...

I'm interested in speeds, systems it can run ,
costs, bus info, register info.  All the technical info.

I am hoping that the 68040 can win yet another battle against the intel people.
 
:)  Thanks for any info you can give.

Thanks.
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 Re: Duo 230 crashes aftersleep 
Organization: Project GLUE, University of Maryland, College Park
Lines: 7
NNTP-Posting-Host: orbit.src.umd.edu

I do not have this type of problem, but at one point an Apple rep
told me that Duo's "System Enabler" file version 1.0.1 fixes some
kind of sleep-related problem.  You may want to investigate this...

-Josip Loncaric
Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

Re: Educational Pricing
Article-I.D.: jaguar.1993Apr15.134938.1
Organization: Washington State University
Lines: 27

In article <>,   writes:
>>you can find retail that is within the price of a keyboard of educational
>>prices. 

I would be very wary of retail outlets selling as cheap as educational prices!
I went for a retailer, actually mail order , because its price
was better thant the campus computer store. I found out why later on when I
tried to get a repair done at an Apple registered repair center - the CPU was a
resale. The serial number had been removed and replaced with a non-standard
number . Consequently, the Apple repair man could
not do ANY warrenty repairs. So I ended up with just a 90day warrenty from CDA
over the Apple 12month warrenty. Boy, was I pi**ed! Moral of the story, CAVEAT
EMPTOR.

However, if you go with a reliable, trustworthy mail order firm , you will probably
get a better price than your local educational outlet simply because mail order
out of state does not REQUIRE sales tax yet. Though for how much longer remains
to be seen. The addition in sales tax on a CPU purchase will probably wipe out
an educational discount. Again CAVEAT EMPTOR, some mail order companies DO
include sales tax on purchases even if they are out of state, so check!

Richard.
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 ) Voice  335-7728  Fax  335-9688 
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Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 ADB and graphics tablet help!
Organization: Institute Of Systems Science, NUS
Lines: 13

Help!!!

I have an ADB graphicsd tablet which I want to connect to my
Quadra 950. Unfortunately, the 950 has only one ADB port and
it seems I would have to give up my mouse.

Please, can someone help me? I want to use the tablet as well as
the mouse .

Thanks in advance.

Tai Hou TNG
Singapore
Newsgroup: comp.sys.mac.hardware

 Monitor recommendation Needed
Summary: Which one larger than 14"?
Organization: Multimedia Software Technology Group
Lines: 16


I have finally decided to update my SE :-)).
I am planning on buying a Centris 610-8/230 CD.
Now, what monitor should I get? Here are a few
guidelines:
	My wife uses PageMaker occasionally, I use Excel sometimes
	and I do alot of Telecommuting from home to work. We both
	do Word processing. Greater than 14 inches.

I have looked at the Radius Color Pivot. This can be bought for
under $1000. I have heard good things about the E-Machines T-16,
the older model not the new T-16 II. How about the Super Mac 17T?
These both can be had for a little over $1000. Any others??

Garry