Cuda

The Cuda chip (not to be confused with Nvidia's API) is a micro-controller that managed the Apple Desktop Bus in early Power Macintosh computers. It was usually implemented by a that was interfaced with a Versatile Interface Adapter.Legacy Macintosh Peripherals, HelenOS. 2009-06-30.Theory of OperationL Power Macintosh (PDF) by Apple Service Source p.6-12, Apple Repair Manuals. 1996-01-30.
==Functionality==
*Turn system power on and off
*Manage system resets from various commands
*Maintain parameter RAM (PRAM)
*Manage the Apple Desktop Bus (ADB)
*Manage the real-time clockThe Cuda Chip, Mac Repair Central. 2012-07-29.
==References==
==External links==
*Power Macintosh G3 Desktop: The Cuda Chip by Apple Service Source at Manuals Dump
*The Cuda Chip Section at the DayStar Archive / Low End Mac
*Documentation: Apple I/O Notes at SourceForge
*Cuda at the Pippin @WORLD & Atmark Wiki
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