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Subject: Sound input to the 2gs [long]
Date: 13 Jan 1997 22:53:35 GMT
Organization: Department of Electrical Engineering, Sydney University
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Hi everyone,
I've been mucking around with getting sounds into the 2gs lately, and thought
I'd share the results, so far. Ages ago David Empsom wrote about using the
internal ADC (to comp.sys.apple2):
> It is the 7-pin molex connector in the lower right corner of the
> motherboard, next to the Ensoniq. All stereo cards plug into this
> connector.
>
> Most of the pins are used for sound output and associated demultiplexing.
> Pin 1 is the sound input and pin 2 is analog ground. (Pin 1 is the one
> closest to the back of the computer, right next to the legend "J25" on the
> ROM 1 motherboard.)
NB^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ THIS IS BACKWARDS!!! Pin 1 is closest the FRONT of the
2gs, ie close to the green power on light.
>
> The sound input expects a signal which has a maximum range of 2.5V peak to
> peak. The input impedance is 3000 ohms.
>
> I'm not all that clear on audio impedances and voltages, so I'm not sure
> if it is safe to connect anything directly to this pin. It may be
> necessary to use a simple amplifier circuit to handle impedance matching.
>
> Can anyone elaborate on this?
I found the following circuit on ground (in
ftp://ground.isca.uiowa.edu/apple2/MiscInfo/Hardware/digitizer.circuit
[quote]
If you don't mind putting together a few parts, you can build your own
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