Apple II

Make this board and program your 2508 to 27128 eproms from the gameport controlled by simple Applesoft programm.
It´s rather simple, cheap and easy to build ! The pages contain the source programs and links to diskimage
with the program and a example disk containing several eprom updates for Epson FX, MX and RX printers.
Contains circuitplan and PCB layers ! It uses only standard ICs and transistors.

I just acquired a Bank Street Laboratory interface card, with temp/sound/light sensor probes, a light and speaker, and software, but no manual.

I'm a little afraid to plug it in... Can anyone suggest which slot this might go in? Or if anyone has a manual they wouldn't mind sharing/copying? There are numbers on the back, JCE-3 94V-0 (or 94V-O). The software doesn't offer any help, it only says that it can't detect the card.

Thanks for any help!

Michael

I have an Apple II+ that I have been slowly restoring. I have replaced several chips on the motherboard and the RAM to the point where it functions perfectly until I put in the the language card that i got with it. In running a language card test, it fails the memory test saying every chip failed, but passes everything else, so I'm doubting the memory is bad. My question is, should I start replacing IC's on the board (the capacitors don't look so hot either) or is there some other chip on the motherboard that I should replace first to test the language card?

Do Apple II games run under GSOS? I have a selection of .dsk, .2mg and .po images on an SD card that I can access with UniSDisk. GSOS has also been loaded from UniSDisk.
I can change images while in GSOS and selected image is shown as disk in desktop.

How Apple II games in general are executed? I don't have a real floppy drive for my IIGS.