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|    Alyre Chiasson to All    |
|    Mega Ste dip switches for hard disk cont    |
|    07 Jun 08 13:10:21    |
      From: alyrechiasson@yahoo.ca              Hello,              With the acquisition of a new floppy drive I decided to try and get my       Mega Ste up and running. I was wondering what the jumper settings should       be on the mother board connector for the Atari hard dish controller when       the controller is removed? Are there any other dip switches on the       mother board that must be flipped when the controller is removed?. I       want to use my ICD Link II in its place. All of this was because I       thought the controller might have been at the origin of some of my       problems with getting the hard disk to work properly. However, when I       opened the case a red resistor pack (at least that's what I am calling       it) fell out. It has 8 pins with a shiny red housing that covers them       across the top. There are other similar ones on the mother board. The       questions is did it fall out of the mother board from somewhere or was       it a leftover during fabrication? Are there any schematics of the Mega       Ste that might tell me where it might have come from or where they       should be? Google turned up some references but nothing concrete. It       could be at the origin of all my problems. The last series of numbers on       the resistor are 311J213.              Thanks              Alyre              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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