Apple MultiRam C Installation Manual

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Checkmate Technology, Inc.MultiRam™ RGB CardColorful Memory for the Apple™ //eOwner’sInstallationManual

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Introduction- Easily user upgradeable at any time with 13 memory configurations possible:64K 320K 576K 1024K128K 384K 640K192K 448K 768K256K 512K 832K

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Introduction- Exclusive memory management addressing modifiable through a factory PAL update- Full 7 year warranty on the card and all Checkmate Techn

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Introductionpage 6

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Chapter 2INSTALLATIONThis chapter contains all the information you will need to install your MultiRam RGB card. Package contents, card care instructio

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InstallationCARD CAREAlways ground yourself before handling or touching the MultiRam RGB Card. Touch any metal object to discharge static electricity

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InstallatIon Bank RAM Group A RAM Group B Card LEDs

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InstallationOne of two companion expansion cards can be added to the MultiRam RGB to increase the memory beyond 1 megabyte. The first card is the Mult

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InstallationJumper BlockNear the bottom edge of the card, about 1/3 of the length of the card from the left end, is a small plastic block mounted on t

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InstallationTable 2.1 Ram flanks And Size Combinations1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14GROUP A 64K 64K 64K 64K 256K 256K 256K 256K 256K 256K 256K 25

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InstallationUser Installed RamTo install your own RAM, you need to purchase one or more sets of 64K or 256K dynamic RAM chips. Each set will have eigh

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Owner’s Installation Manualfor theMuItiRam™ RGB CardCheckmate Technology, Inc.509 South Rockford DriveTempe, Arizona 85281(602) 966-5802 or (800) 325-

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Installationflatware spoon can be inserted between the chip and the socket and the bowl portion can be used to rock each end of the chip lose. A small

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InstallationMost RAM chips have a notch or dot at one end to designate pin one. The chip notch should match the notch on the chip drawing under the so

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InstallationADDING OPTIONSA number of options can be added to your MultiRam RGB card. An RGB monitor can be used by the card, additional memory cards

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InstallationRGB Cable Connector Ground Blue Green Intensity Synch* N/C N/C N/C Red Ground Ground N/C N/C N/C*Composite +5 Volts N

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InstallationTo add the MultiRam //e card to the RGB card, hold the RGB card in one hand and hold the MultiRam //e card in the other hand. Hold the RGB

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InstallationPreparationThe MultiRam RGB card comes ready to use on current Apple //e enhanced motherboards.Current Apple //e computers are “Enhanced,”

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Installation Copyright Date Computer, Inc.

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InstallationIf you have not already removed the cover from the //e, do so now. Next locate tile power supply. It is the large metal box sitting on the

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Chapter 3TESTING AND TROUBLESHOOTINGThis chapter covers the testing procedures you may use to check the RAM on your MultiRam RGB card.All those who ju

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(c) Copyright 1986 by Checkmate Technology, Inc.All rights reservedPart #MRRGB -2Manual Revised by Quentin SmithEdited by Christine CecalaAccelerator

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Testing and TroubleshootingRAM TEST PROGRAMSThe back of the disk included with the MultiRam RGB card has several utilities. Before using this disk, ma

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Testing and TroubleshootingTest DisplayYou should see sixteen 64K auxiliary bank indicators on the status display screen numbered from 0 to 15 (see Fi

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Testing and TroubleshootingThe bottom two lines of the screen show the keys used to run the tests:- Pressing the Arrow keys position a flashing, solid

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Testing and TroubleshootingIf RAM in the text video page is bad or incomplete, you will see the message“NO 80 COLUMN VIDEO AVAILABLE DUE TO INCOMPLETE

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Testing and TroubleshootingAt the end of a test, you will see one of three markings appear in each quarter of the sockets (see Figure 3.2):- A “+“ on

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Testing and TroubleshootingAfter a est is run, you may select the option “SHOW STATUS” and see a summary of usable memory (see Figure 3.3). The sixtee

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Testing and TroubleshootingIf an entire bank shows “bad”, there is probably no RAM in that bank or the RAM chips are upside down. If there is RAM in t

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Testing and TroubleshootingTo insure longer life for your computer, remove all cards that are only used occasionally. A modem, speech synthesizer, CP/

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Chapter 4APPLEWORKS EXPANSIONPURPOSEThis chapter is written for individuals who are familiar with their Apple //e, AppleWorks, and ProDOS. If after re

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TABLE OF CONTENTSPreface - HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL ... i Chapter 1 - INTRODUCTION ... 1FEATURES ...

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AppleWorks ExpansionINSTRUCTIONSThere is a specific sequence for expanding AppleWorks. Failure to follow this sequence will create problems. Briefly t

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AppleWorks ExpansionNOTE: You may wish to refer to your copy of PRODOS SUPPLEMENT TO THE APPLE //E OWNER’S MANUAL (for the old //e) or the PRODOS TECH

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AppleWorks ExpansionCant Recognize this Version of AppleWorksIs this version of AppleWorks a supported version? Checkmate Technology has quit supporti

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Chapter 5RAM DISKSA RAM disk is perhaps one of the best ways to utilize the extra memory on the MultiRam RGB card. With Checkmate’s software you may t

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RAM DisksThere are three steps to sec up and use a RAM disk:1. Use the MultiRam disk utility in create the RAM disk.2. Copy the desired programs and f

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RAM DisksChoosing the preset default options creates a RAM disk that is addressed in slot 3 as drive I with the volume name of /MRAM. Although the Mul

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RAM DisksOPTIONSCheckmate Technology offers a simpler way of running your programs from the ProDOS RAM disk. This is the AUTORAM disk, which upon boot

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Chapter 6HARDWARE & SOFTWARECOMPATIBILITYThe MultiRam RGB Card’s operation can be enhanced by using other manufacturer’s hardware and software pro

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Hardware & Software CompatibilityThe RGB monitor has two implementations that should be of interest to the Apple //e owner. The Apple type RGB dif

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Hardware & Software CompatibilityThe monitor may not have any of these options, that is it only works with an Apple TTL RGB output, or it may have

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Chapter 4 - APPLEWORKS EXPANSION ... 33PURPOSE ... 33EXPANDING APPLEWORKS ...

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Hardware & Software CompatibilityDisk DrivesMultiRam RGB’s large on-board memory, especially if expanded to a full! megabyte, is far larger than t

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Hardware & Software CompatibilityBefore buying a large floppy drive or hard disk drive, check to see that all the operating systems you would like

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Hardware & Software CompatibilityA non-interruptible power supply offering quick response time to a loss of power as well as having sufficient pow

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Chapter 7WARRANTY & SERVICEWARRANTYThe MultiRam RGB Card, like all of Checkmate Technology’s peripheral cards, carries a FIVE YEAR LIMITED WARRANT

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PrefaceHOW TO USE THIS MANUALThe manual is divided into four parts.Part 1, GETTING STARTED, should be read first by everyone. Chapter 1 summarizes Mul

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Chapter 1INTRODUCTIONThis section highlights features of the MultiRam™ RGB card that are explored at length later in the manual.The MultiRam RGB card

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Introductionmonochrome and 140x192 pixels in 16 colors possible, but both these modes can be mixed on one screen, something not possible without an RG

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Introductionfor AppleWorks with an ordinary 64K memory card. A one megabyte MultiRam RGB card, for example, offers usable AppleWorks Desktop space of

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