Applied Engineering Vulcan IIGS User Manual page 9

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Align the holes on the
balOrn
of the Vulcan and the
computer case. Do
flO(
use the screws from the old power
supply. Do not over-tighten the screw.
6) Plug
Il'IlemoI
Power COld 11' 1 10 Motnerboorci.
The Vulcan's internal power
oord
plugs into the
mOIherbcxlrd In the same place as the old power supply's
cord. The conne<:'lo(s tab should be toward the right side
of the computer
~ Notc.· Do
tI()(
rOfCC
the
COfll'll"Clor, 11
will plug In
ClIsily in
one
direction.
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Plug Internel Cord 11'110 Motherboard
7)
S.I Swltche. Accord ll'lg to SIoI
The Controller Card will work from any slot
However, there
arc ~
few conditions of which you
1'Il'l-d
to
be
awuc.
Do
1101
in5taU the
C'.ud
into the Memory Expansion
slot We recommend Inslalling the card imo slot
6
or
7.
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Pascal NOl(!:
If you
will
be using Apple Pascal
vl .3, you muSi il'lSlall the controller into slot <I,
5,
or 6. Pseudo-s1oumg must
001:
be enabled.
Check thc switches on the a.rd. 1be switch block is
the red rectangular box toward the
bOItom right of
the card, The switches should be
set
as shown below
You'll probably
need
to remove the tape covering the
switches
first. (For a complcte description of the
functiOns of the Switches, refer to App. C.)
USe
a
small, pointed
oo,ea,
like a wooden tocthpick
or bcnt-out p;l.perclip to change a switch setting. The
circle on each switch represents the end that should
be
pressed
for a SlarKbrd
JIGS
SClllp.
Swil c h
1
2
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Se tting
OPEN
CLOSED
CLOSED
OPEN
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Default Switch Setting
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If
your
slot 7
docs not have a card in it, but is
blockl-d. you can Install the card into another slot and
make It appear to be in slot 7. This
is
most valuable if
you have slOt
3, <I,
or
5
unoccupied. You can leave the
5\01;
containing the card
SCI
to that slot's function This
leaves slot
3
frl'e for its
80
column function, slot "
free
for mouse control. or slot
5
frt.'e for Smal1
1'011
(disk drive control).
Thls
process is
call1''d
pseudo-
slotting.
If you
w:lnt
to pseu<Jo.slOt tile card,
you'll
need to
make a simple adjustmCTlt to the card
firsl_
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Locate the switch block on the contro!ler
card.
2) If a piece
of tape is covering
the SWllchcs,
remove
it
3) Set the Switches in the position shown
folloWing
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