
Apple II Computer Info
One problem is that the ROMs have three enable/select pins; the PROM has two.
Another problem is that one of the enables (pin 18) is Select= Hi. Both of the
PROM enables are Select= Lo.
Fortunately, the Apple II uses only two select lines; so, the main thing you
need to add to an adaptor is an inverter-- like a 74LS04 or any other inverting
gate.
Something like this should work ...
ROM socket (top view)
__ _____
|__| |--24--- to PROM socket pins 24 & 21, and 74LS04 pin 14
|
|--23--- to PROM socket pin 23
|
|--22--- to PROM socket pin 22
|
|--21--- (no connect)
|
|--20--- to PROM socket pin 20
|
|--19--- to PROM socket pin 19
|
|--18--- to 74LS04 pin 1 <74LS04 pin 2 goes to PROM socket pin 18>
|
|--17--- 17 and other pins go to corresponding pins on PROM socket
|
...
___________|
------------------ pin 12 goes to PROM socket pin 12 and 74LS04 pin 7
74LS04 (top view)
__ __
| |_| |
--1--| o |--14--
| |
--2--| |--
... ...
--7--| |--
|_______|
Probably, a II+ will have the Language Card plugged into Slot 0. With the LC
plugged in the $F8 ROM used is going to be the one on the LC; so, this is where
you
would swap in the adaptor with the PROM.
An alternative to an adaptor would be to mod the ROM socket connections on
the
LC:
o- a 74LS04 IC would be dead-bug mounted to the LC
Apple II Computer Technical Information : Apple II Family Hardware Info
ftp://ground.ecn.uiowa.edu/2/apple2/miscinfo/hardware : May 2001 : 263 of 572
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