
Apple II Computer Info
X GND +12V (pin 50) X X (pin 1)
X GND X X
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X +5V .
X +12V .
X
X X X
GND (pin 26) X X (pin 25) +5V
.... Ground Plane Area (plug shields, etc. connected here) ....
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|______________ Back Edge of Motherboard _________________________
A good way to make sure you know what's where is to use an Ohm meter
to check Resistance from pin 26 (GND) to a metal plug shield near the back
of the motherboard. (Set your meter to Ohms X1. Touch one meter lead to pin
26 and the other to a metal plug shield. Resistance should read nearly
zero. Reverse the leads and repeat the check. Again, Resistance should read
nearly zero.)
Repeat the check for R between pin 26 and the GND points on the Power
Connector socket. R should be nearly zero. Using a marker pen or white-out,
mark pin 26 (GND) on Slots 3 and 7. Also mark the GND points of the Power
Connector socket.
GND: On the bottom side of the motherboard, connect a Black #16 gauge wire
from one of the Ground points of the Power Connector socket to the Ground
plane area near the back of the motherboard. Run a short Black #16 gauge
wire from pin 26 of Slot 3 to the Ground plane; run a short Black #16 gauge
wire from pin 26 of Slot 7 to the Ground plane. (You may need to scrape
through green insulating lacquer to solder to the Ground plane area.)
+5V: On the bottom side of the motherboard, connect two #16 gauge Red wires
to the +5V point of the Power Connector socket. Connect the other end of
one +5V Red wire to pin 25 of Slot 3; connect the other end of the second
+5V Red wire to pin 25 of Slot 7.
+12V: If you have any cards which are likely to draw heavily on the +12V
line, then, on the bottom side of the motherboard, run a #18 gauge White
wire from the +12V point of the Power Connector socket to pin 50 of the
Slot in which the card is normally located. Otherwise, just run an #18
gauge White wire from the +12V point of the Power Connector socket to pin
50 of Slot 7.
Check your connections. One quick check is that the GND and +5V wiring
to Slots 3 and 7 should be Black, Red (moving left to right) and Slots 3
and 7 should 'look the same'. Any +12V wire should be on the same side of
the Slot (i.e. the same column of pins) as GND. None of the wires should be
connected to a middle pin on any Slot.
Notes:
1. All wires are insulated.
2. When cutting wires, allow enough slack to permit routing each wire. You
want to avoid having a wire rest against pointy connections on the
motherboard. Route wires away from motherboard mounting holes and around
places where the bottom of the case supports the motherboard.
Apple II Computer Technical Information : Apple II Family Hardware Info
ftp://ground.ecn.uiowa.edu/2/apple2/miscinfo/hardware : May 2001 : 392 of 572
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