From: phantomm@bellsouth.net
"Guillaume Tello" wrote in message
news:4a321d8a$0$12624$ba4acef3@news.orange.fr...
> atarigalen@yahoo.com a écrit :
>
>> The STacy expects an input between 10.6 and 18VDC. (The STacy has a
>> 'power low' light
>> that comes on around 11.5V. However, the STacy keeps running until
>> somewhere around 10.5V).
>
> Great!
> I have used the Compaq power unit (16V 2,5A) and it works great!!
> Not too noisy, the display is a bit dark even with full brigthness, the
> trackball is better than the pads on the new laptops.
>
> I have another question:
> This Stacy has a 20Mb hard drive, and I have a 160Mb SCSI that I wanted to
> fit in...
>
> The problem is that, even with all screws removed, I can't open the
> computer, something seems to maintain it around the Floppy+HD block.
> It opens well around the keyboard, on the left side too, but not on the
> back right).
> (I have removed the screws under the Stacy and the two on the back side).
> I don't want to break something!
>
> And another other one:
> The two ROM chips are really easy to reach, can you confirm that I could
> put a TOS 2.06 ??
>
> Guillaume.
The button for the disk drive could be catching on the case.
Those 2 screws on the back connect to a metal brace for the
floppy and hard drive.
iirc you also have to unplug 2 sets of wires located in the top part of the
monitor case and also unscrew a large green wire. If you want to take
the whole case off. The monitor screen will remain with the top case.
There is also a metal sheilding to remove to get to the MB.
Be careful when removing the keyboard. It has a plastic ribbon connection
with contacts. The keyboard just sits in there with this connection.
Pry open the monitor screen at the top edges and look inside and you'll see
the connectors.
.
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