trying to identify isa card with altera chip#epm7032lc44-15.This is a
16 bite
isa with a 50 pin centronics connection,a 10 pin connection for what
looks like
a communications port and a single white reset or activation
button(very tiny.iT ALSO HAS the numbers j125p0541mk. |
Request for Question Clarification by
mathtalk-ga
on
05 Feb 2003 07:58 PST
Hi, c1pinse-ga:
Would you please verify that the smaller connector has 10 pins. A 9
pin connector would be more normal for a serial communications port.
regards, mathtalk-ga
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Clarification of Question by
c1pinse-ga
on
05 Feb 2003 11:59 PST
It is a 10 pin connection.There are no pins missing on the card or
cable.I should also mention that there is a 4 pin power connector at
back end of the card.This the same connection as you would to plug in
a cd-rom,burner,hard drive..Hope this helps.
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Request for Question Clarification by
sycophant-ga
on
05 Feb 2003 14:56 PST
Is the an FCC ID # on the card anywhere?
And what arrangement is this 10-pin connector? I don't think I have
ever seen a 10-pin connector before? It is a 15-pin connector with 5
pins missing, or is it designed with only 10 pin? Would it be possible
to get a photograph of the card in question?
Regards,
sycophant-ga
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Clarification of Question by
c1pinse-ga
on
05 Feb 2003 15:45 PST
No FCC.The pins are 2 rows of 5.Have taken some digital pictures but
not sure how to send.Please advise,ok.
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Request for Question Clarification by
sycophant-ga
on
05 Feb 2003 19:50 PST
The easiest thing would probably be if you were to get some webspace
and upload the pictures.
You can get general webspace here:
http://www.geocities.com/
http://tripod.lycos.com/
(and many other places)
Or you can get image hosting here:
http://www.villagephotos.com/
http://www.deviantart.com/
(and many other places)
Regards,
sycophant-ga
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Clarification of Question by
c1pinse-ga
on
05 Feb 2003 20:55 PST
I have done some more searching and have come up with this.It turns
out that the card is a IBM CONTOLLER HOST CD/FD.There were these
numbers imbedded on the card;75h8895.I don't know if the cd/fd means
cd-rom-floppy drive.Maybe you can find that out for me,thanks.Type in
the 75h8895 and go to ibm parts.You will see the picture.
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