Steve Judd wrote:
>
> Hola,
>
> On 23 Aug 2000 Modem@sciboard.spd.louisville.edu wrote:
>
> > Have you looked inside the box yet to see what the ICs were?
>
> There are two fairly large surface-mounted chips, a few small surface
> mounts, one socketed chip, and the usual array of capacitors and resistors
> and such.
>
...and on the Jam!!:
Circuit Board is rather small L-Shaped unit ( about the size of a
commodore plus/4 cartridge housing with a tad off to the side, the L
necessay to provide room for all the i/o, power connectors, button and LED)
It has 6 ICs (all surface mount, none socketed) two of wich are
significant in size
Largest one is:
SEC 704A
KS0112
Second largest:
AIMS-Lab
ALV 8000
9706-SS2077A1
Well the second chip is obviosly their own chip (AIMS Lab Singapore/US),
looked for the website (listed on the JAM: http://www.aimslab.com ) no
DNS entry, did some Yahoo searching and they went out of business un
August 1999, no wonder I got this thing so cheap. (:/)
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