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Apple II Computer Info
casing, your best bet is to make your own chart. You can get a Volt meter and
measure the outputs to ground-- usually, black or green = GND.
For Apple II power supplies with the old II--//e connector, the following
will help identify which leads carry which voltage:
Apple II+/IIe Power Socket (on motherboard)
Power Supply Output Ratings
_________
/ \ +5V @ 2.50 Amps (continuous)
-12V | 5 6 | -5V -5V @ 0.25 Amps (continuous)
| | +12V @ 1.50 Amps (continuous)
+5V | 3 4 | +12V -12V @ 0.25 Amps (continuous)
| |
GND | 1 2 | GND
|_________|
With the typical small power supply, clipping a 50 Ohm resistor across your
Volt meter leads is likely to supply enough load for measurements. For a larger
power supply-- like a 100-250 watt unit from a PC-- you will want to load the +5V
output with a 2-5 Ohm 20 watt resistor connected from +5V to GND. (GND will almost
always be Black and +5V will be the heaviest lead or the lead repeated most
often-- probably red or yellow.)
You can find several low-cost power supplies suitable for fitting into a IIgs
in the Jameco catalog. Use good heavy leads (like at least 14 gauge) for +5V,
+12V, and GND. This will help to prevent power supply failure. If you are going to
load the IIgs with boards, the +5V and GND leads shoud be 12 gauge or heavier.
A Buggie (505-863-2390) external power supply is another option.
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