| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 AE RAM.JPG | 1.01 MB |
| Apple IIe Info.JPG | 1.02 MB |
 Apple IIe Vtech UDC Manual v1.0.pdf | 1.47 MB |
| Apple DuoDisk Owner's Manual KB.pdf | 45.58 MB |
| AE RAMworks III Brochure.pdf | 11.94 MB |
| Apple Super Serial Card Manual Complete KB.pdf | 133.07 MB |
Have the following I am looking to sell, Make a reasonable offer, My thoughts $150.00 plus cost to ship.
Apple IIe Enhanced IIe with 128K of Memory.
with, DUAL 5.25 inch Drive Unit ( 2 Drives in 1 unit ) Modded to allow writing to back of disks
Ramworks III with 576K
Apple Super Serial Card
Apple ProDos Block Device A.K.A A UDC, Apple II Universal Controller manufactured by Video Technology and was also marketed by Central Point.
It is an 800K generic type controller that can do every Double Density (or compatible- IE, SuperDrive as 800K) drive that Apple made with ONE exception.
The UniDisk 3.5" is NOT compatible with this card. DO NOT ATTACH THE UNIDISK 3.5" to this card. You will KILL both your drive and this card. You have been warned.
Will include:
10, 5.25 Disks with Software on Both Sides.
3, Blank 5.25 Disks.
DVD PC Disk Loaded with Apple IIe Information, Manuals, Documentation and Files.
25 pin to 9 Pin Serial Connector to use ADTPro to transfer from a PC to the Apple IIe.
The ADTPro 2.0 Software is on the DVD.
[b][/This has been Sold.b]
Do you know what "Apple ProDos Block Device" is?
The ProDos Block Device allows you to connect and use 3.5 disk drives with the Apple IIe Enhanced if ProDos is used which then allows you to access Macintosh disks using the Apple IIe is what my understanding is from what I have read.
On the included DVD Disk are some documents that discuss the ProDos Block Device.
... So are you referring to a hardware card in the system? The "Prodos Block Device" basically refers to a mechanism in DOS to allow it to handle "virtual" volumes. Here's some documentation, it usually applied to "Smartport"-style devices daisy-chained off a floppy controller but there are some other edge cases where it might show up. I'm not sure how that translates into a hardware feature... does the system have a Smartport-capable floppy drive controller? (Like the "Liron" card?)
Yes it has a hardware card which has two , DB19 Female input connectors on the back that connect to it.
It has Vtech 35-2424 -00 702263A and 2 Barcodes.
So my guess from the LIRON link you gave it is this one:
Apple II Universal Controller manufactured by Video Technology and was also marketed by Central Point. It is an 800K generic type controller that can do every Double Density (or compatible- IE, SuperDrive as 800K) drive that Apple made with ONE exception. The UniDisk 3.5" is NOT compatible with this card. DO NOT ATTACH THE UNIDISK 3.5" to this card. You will KILL both your drive and this card. You have been warned.
Gotcha, it's a UDC card.
Zan