Apple II

I recently had to do manual repairs to a bad 4-pin DIN connection on an ADB keyboard (658-4081), where the connector was so badly damaged that the pads were ripped due to stress--this is how I received it. The keyboard now works, but some of the keys produce doubled symbols. 

Unlike other Apple II keyboards, the serial data all flows down one pin, and I am not sure what on the keyboard PCB could be damaged in such a way to cause this to occur. The only thing that I did, was to add some bodges to manually bridge the left-side ADB DIN port to where its traces normally lead.

I recently added some files to asimov.net, and one of them did not xfer proprtly. It is now a duplicate of what has been approved.

Who do I contact to remove that image (it is 90% missing data)?

Hi folks. As part of a project relating to the Apple Lisa, I'm hoping someone out there might have a disk image of a 5MB ProFile hard drive initialised with an Apple Pascal filesystem. There doesn't need to be anything interesting at all on the hard drive---in fact, there don't need to be any files on it at all. Just the initialised filesystem is enough.

Even though my project is Lisa-related, I'm looking for a disk initialised by Apple Pascal running on an Apple II or Apple ///.

This is a long shot, but...

I am going to replace some components on my Ace 1200 to tr to get the normal hardwired Slot 6 drives to work again. I sspect the r/w/ motor control at H12, but if it should end up being H10, the 'Franklin FDC' gate array ASIC (this combines several aspects of the Disk ][ card onto an ASIC, then I have two options.

1. Find another Fanklin FDC chip. I am open to this, if anyone has spares. This was used on the Ace 1200 and on some Franklin Slot 6 Disk ][ clone cards.