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SERVICE MANUAL
PC30-III
AUGUST, 1989 PN-314118-01
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 SPECIFICATIONS
SECTION 2 OPERATION NOTES
SECTION 3 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
SECTION 4 PARTS
SECTION 5 SCHEMATICS
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SECTION 1
SPECIFICATIONS
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
PC30-III MEMORY
ROM RAM on board
RAM expandable
on board on slots
AT Compatible
Autoconfig BIOS 640 kbytes Base RAM
n/a Yes; to 15 Mbytes
CPU
Type Clock speed 80287 Math Co-processor Number of Slots Operating System
KEYBOARD
Number of keys Type Numeric keypad Cursor keys Function keys
80286-12 6, 8, 12 MHz Socket on board Two AT, one XT slots MS-DOS 3.3 included
ASCII 101 International 102 Enhanced AT Yes 4 - inverted T layout
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POWER SUPPLY
Type Maximum configuration
supported
INPUT/OUTPUT PORTS
RS232C serial Centronics parallel Mouse port
High-efficiency switching power supply with integrated cooling fan 2 floppy disk drives, one hard disk drive, 3 expansion cards; or 1 floppy disk drive, one hard disk drive, 1 tape unit, 3 expansion cards
Built in Built in Built in for 1352 Mouse Microsoft bus mouse configuration
STORAGE
Floppy drive
Hard drive
Maximum internal
configuration
Build in controller supports one or two drives One AT hard disk built in Two half-height 3.5 or 5.25 inch floppy disk drives and one half-height
3.5 inch hard disk drive
VIDEO
EGA CGA MDA Hercules
EGA Wonder800 + EGA Wonder800 + EGA Wonder800 + EGA Wonder800 +
video card video card video card video card
(See EGA WonderSOO + User's Guide for video details.)
COMPATIBLE MONITORS
EGA, RGB Color, TTL Monochrome, Multisync Monitors
OTHER FEATURES
Built-in real-time clock/calendar with battery backup
External Configuration switches
Hardware Reset switch
Audio connector (IV peak-to-peak; 1 K ohm impedance) provides external audio for enhanced sound; to be connected
to a monitors pre-amp circuit.
COMMODORE ADD-ON OPTIONS
Second floppy disk drive
1352 mouse
MPS 1250 printer
1402 TTL monitor (mono)
xxxx monitor (mono) with sound
1084 RGB monitor (color) with sound
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EGA WONDER800®
SPECIFICATIONS VIDEO DISPLAY BUFFER
256K bytes
SYNC SIGNALS
Separate horizontal and vertical sync in TTL levels
Horizontal
35kHz - MultiSync monitors (800x600)
31.5kHz - MultiSync monitors (640x480)
21.8kHz - EGA monitors
15.75kHz - RGB monitors
18.432kHz - TTL Monochrome monitors
Vertical
56 Hz - MultiSync monitors (800x600) 60 Hz - MultiSync monitors (640x480) 60 Hz - EGA monitors 60 Hz - RGB monitors 50 Hz - TTL Monochrome monitors
CONNECTOR
9-pin D shell (Female) IBM standard
MONITOR COMPATIBILITY
TTL Monochrome Display RGB Color Display EGA Enhanced Color Display MultiSync monitor
SIZE
5.25" x 4.2"
POWER
+ 5V ± 5%, @ 0.6 AMP typical
ENVIRONMENT
Ambient Temperature 5to 122° F (10° to 50° C) operation. 32° to 162° F (0° to 70° C) storage Relative Humidity 5% to 90% non-condensing operation. 0% to 95% storage
BUS
AT standard
BUS LOADING
No more than 2 LS TTL load
CONNECTOR SPECIFICATIONS
DB9 Connector
Pin No.
Signal
1
Ground
2 Secondary Red/Ground 3
Primary Red
4 Primary Green 5 Primary Blue 6
Secondary Green/Intensity
7
Secondary Blue/Mono Video
8
Horizontal Retrace
9 Vertical Retrace
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SECTION 2
NOTES OPERATIONS GUIDE
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OPERATION NOTES
THE PC30-III HARDWARE CONFIGURATION
USING THE PC30-III SETUP UTILITY
Once MS-DOS has finished booting and the C> prompt has appeared, you can use the built-in Setup utility to give
the system detailed information on your PC30-III configuration. To run the Setup utility, hold down the Control
and Alt keys and simultaneously press the Esc key. The main menu of the Setup utility will appear and will look like this:
Commodore Setup Utility
Date 23.08.88 Time 14:26:26 Diskette 1 1.44M Diskette 2 NONE Hard Disk 1 31 Hard Disk 2 NONE Video SPECIAL Coprocessor NONE Base Memory 640 KB Extended Memory 000 KB
Base memory found: 640 KB Extended memory found: 000 KB
Use f, 1 to select items Use to select predefined values Use <PgDn> to view more hard disk types Press <Esc> to abort SETUP Press <End> to exit and update Press FI for secondary SETUP window
Hard Disk Type Information
Type Cyln
Head Sect W-pc L-zone Size
1 306 4 17 128
305 10 MB
2 615 4 17
300
615
20 MB
3 615 6 17 300
615
30 MB
4
940 8 17 512 940 62 MB
5 940 6
17
512 940 46 MB
6
615
4 17
NONE 615 20 MB
7
462 8 17 256 511 30 MB
8
733 5
17
NONE 733
30 MB
9
900 15
17
NONE 901
112 MB
10
820 3
17
NONE 820
20 MB
11 855 5
17
NONE
855
35 MB
12 855
7
17'
NONE
855
49 MB
13 306 8
17
128
319 20 MB
14
733
7
17
NONE 733
42 MB
15 0
0 0 0
0
0 MB
16 612 4 17
0
633
20 MB
FIGURE 1. COMMODORE SETUP UTILITY MAIN MENU
As noted on the Setup screen, you can use the cursor keys and the keyboard to define or change the system configura tion, as follows:
Use the up and down cursor keys to move from option to option in the main menu.
Use the left and right cursor keys to select the predefined entries for each option.
Use the keyboard to type in any information that is not predefined.
Use PgDn to display additional hard disk types (see Figure 2).
Use the FI key to display the secondary setup window.
Use the Esc (Escape) key to abort Setup.
Use the End key to exit Setup and update the settings.
Following is specific information about the various Setup menu options.
Setting the Date and Time for the Real Time Clock/Calendar
The PC30-III has a Real Time Clock/Calendar with a battery backup. This means that once set, the clock/calendar
will keep the correct date and time even when the computer is turned off. You use the first two lines of the Setup Utility to set the Real Time Clock/Calendar, as follows:
Date: Allows you to set the correct date into the Real Time Clock. This option does not have any predefined entries; simply enter the date from the keyboard, in the format dd/mm/yy.
Time: Allows you to set the correct time into the Real Time Clock, without invoking MS-DOS. This option also does not have any predefined entries; simply enter the time from the keyboard, in the format hh:mm:ss.9 where hh = 00-23, mm = 00-59 and ss = 00-59.
Setting the Floppy Disk Drive Options
You can have a maximum of two floppy diskettes configured into your PC30-I11. The next two Setup menu options, Diskette 1 and Diskette 2, allow you to tell the system how many floppy drives are available and what type they are.
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Heres how to set these options:
Diskette 1: Predefined entries: None, 360 Kb 5.25, 1.2 Mb 5.25, 720 Kb 3.5, 1.44 Mb 3.5.
The floppy drive in your PC30-III is always considered Diskette 1. Since PC30-III is equipped with a high density (1.44 Mb) drive, select 1.44 Mb 3.5 for Diskette 1.
Diskette 2: Predefined entries: None, 360 Kb 5.25, 1.2 Mb 5.25, 720 Kb 3.5, 1.44 Mb 3.5.
If you have not installed a second floppy drive in your PC30-III, select None for Diskette 2. If you have installed a second floppy drive, select whichever drive type (360 Kb 5.25, 1.2 Mb 5.25, 720 Kb 3.5, 1.44 Mb 3.5) applies
to the installed drive.
Setting the Hard Disk Drive Options
Hard Disk 1 and Hard Disk 2, the next two options in the Setup utility, define how many hard disk drives are available and what kind of hard disk drives they are. Hard disk drives are identified by a pre-assigned Drive Type (1, 2, etc.). This number tells the PC30-III the drive manufacturer and capacity.
Commodore Setup Utility
Default System Speed
12 MHz 6 MHz Hard Disk 1/0 DISABLED On Board Mouse
ENABLED
On Board COM
3F8H
On Board LPT
3BCH
Press F2 to return to main screen
Date Time Diskette 1 Diskette 2 Hard Disk 1 Hard Disk 2 Video Coprocessor Base Memory Extended Memory
Base memory found: Extended memory found:
Use t. 1 to select items Use to select predefined values Use <PgDn> to view more hard disk types Press <Esc> to abort SETUP Press <End> to exit and update Press FI for secondary SETUP window
rmation
L-zone
977 977
1023
732
732 640 KB 000 KB
640 KB 000 KB
Size 40 MB 56 MB 59 MB 30 MB 42 MB
22 733
5
17
300
733 30 MB
23 306 4 17
0 336
10 MB
24
805
4
26
0
820
40 MB
25 776
8
33
0
800
100 MB
26
745
4
28
0
800 40 MB
27
625 5
27
0 871
41MB
28
965 5
17
0
1000 40 MB
29
965
10
17
0
1000
80 MB
30 782 4
28
0
800
42 MB
31
0 0
0
0
0
20 MB
32
0 0
0 0
0 0 MB
FIGURE 2. SETUP UTILITY PULLDOWN MENU FOR HARD DISK DRIVE TYPE
Heres how to define your hard disk configuration:
Hard Disk 1:
Your PC30-III comes equipped with a 20 MB hard disk drive. This drive is always considered Hard Disk 1. The Drive
Type for this drive is shown on a sticker located on the back of your System Unit. Find this number and type it in
after Hard Disk I.
The PC30-III Setup utility includes a menu of hard disk drive types with their individual ID numbers. You can page through the menu by pressing the PgDn key. For example, the opening Setup screen in Figure 1 lists drive types 1 through 16. If you press PgDn, the Setup screen will be as shown in Figure 2 with drive types 17 through 32 listed.
Hard Disk 2: This option is not supported by the onboard controller.
Other Setup Options on the Main Setup Screen Video: Tells system what the default video is. Factory-set default is special. This will not change even if the EGA
Wonder800 + Card setting changes. To change the card setting, see the EGA Wonder800 + User's Guide.
Coprocessor: Tells system if an 80287 Numeric Coprocessor (NCP) is installed. Factory-set default is none. Select
Yes if you have installed an 80287 Numeric Coprocessor.
Base memory: Lets you customize base memory for specific applications. Extended Memory: Disabled.
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Using the Secondary Setup Window
Notice the popup window shown at the top of Figure 2. This menu is known as the secondary Setup window. You can access this window by pressing the FI key. You can return to the main Setup window by pressing the F2 key.
The secondary window provides an easy way to change a number of system parameters that are set at startup by the PC30-IITs AUTOCONFIG feature. The secondary Setup window values shown in Figure 2 are the default values normally present at system startup. The following list shows all the possible values for the menu items; the default values are underlined:
Default System Speed 6 MHz Hard Disk I/O On Board Mouse On Board COM On Board LPT
(6/8/12 MHz) (Disabled/Enabled) (Enabled/Disabled) (3F8H/2F8H/OFF) (3BCH/378H/278H/OFF)
Just as with the main Setup screen menu, when you are in the secondary Setup window you can move to an item by using the up and down cursor keys, and you can set the value of the item by using the left and right cursor keys. However, you cannot use the Esc or End keys while you are in the secondary window; before you can use these keys you must first return to the main Setup screen by pressing the F2 key.
The Default System Speed item allows you to select whatever system speed best suits the particular hardware/software configuration of your PC30-III. For instance, if you are using some older software programs or if you have installed a slow speed (6 MHz) Numeric Coprocessor, these may not run at all or may be unreliable at a system speed of 12 MHz. In such cases you can simply select the 6 or 8 MHz clock speed as the Default System Speed.
Note that the 6 MHz Hard Disk I/O value is normally disabled to allow for the fastest possible data transfer to and from the hard disk. You should not have to change this setting unless you are using a hard disk that cannot support high speed data transfer.
You can use the secondary Setup window to enable or disable the on board mouse and to select the serial port (COM) and the parallel port (LPT).
SETTING THE MICROPROCESSOR CLOCK SPEED
The 80286 microprocessor in the PC30-III is capable of running at three different clock (i.e., processor or CPU) speeds:
Standard speed = 6 Mhz
Turbo speed = 8 Mhz
Double speed = 12 Mhz
Unless you have changed the Default System Speed item in the secondary Setup window, the PC30-III is pre-set to
run to double speed (12 MHz) whenever it is booted. You can switch between the clock speeds during a session by using special key combinations or by using the ATSPEED command. (NOTE: If you reboot the PC30-III, the system speed will revert to the default speed specified in the Setup utility. You can reset the default speed by using Ctrl-Alt- Esc to access the Setup utility and then using FI to call up the secondary Setup window.)
To set the clock speed from the keyboard, use these key sequences:
CTRL-ALT-S for standard speed (6 MHz)
CTRL-ALT-T for turbo speed (8 MHz)
CTRL-ALT-D for double speed (12 MHz)
Note: Some software may require that you select standard or turbo speeds for normal operation.
To set the clock speed using the ATSPEED command, first make sure the MS-DOS prompt is showing on the screen. Then type the word ATSPEED, followed by a space, a dash (—), and then a letter (S, T or D) denoting the desired speed. For instance, if you are in standard speed and you want to change to turbo speed (8 MHz), type the following and press Enter:
ATSPEED T
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PC30-III VIDEO MODES The EGA Wonder800 + card in the PC30-III is a high performance EGA graphics card from ATI Technologies Inc.,
a recognized leader in the video display card field. Offering total flexibility, the EGA Wonder800 + can display all of the major IBM PC software and hardware stan
dards EGA, CGA, MDA and Hercules on any of the major monitor types Enhanced Graphics, RGB Color, TTL Monochrome and Multifrequency monitors. The EGA Wonder800 + is 100% hardware compatible at the BIOS and register levels.
There are no switches or jumpers to set on the EGA Wonder800 +; special software automatically configures your system at bootup. The EGA Wonder800 + software utilities, ESETUP and ECONFIG, allow the user to easily change the computer selected default video configuration.
ESETUP ESETUP is used to configure the onboard EEPROM. The setup information is retained even after the power is turned
off. It is also used to change or store the default information used by the EGA Wonder800 H-. It is only necessary to use ESETUP in the following situations:
To change the default setup video mode.
To specify default monitor selection on power-up.
To start ESETUP, type at the DOS prompt:
C > ESETUP < Enter >
A menu like the following will be displayed:
ATI TECHNOLOGIES INC ATI TECHNOLOGIES INC A TI TECHNOLOGIES INC ATI TECHNOLOGIES INC AT I TECHNOLOGIES INC ATI TECHNOLOGIES INC ATI
©COPYRIGHT 1989
EGAWONDER800+ ADVANCE SETUP PROGRAM
ESETUP VERSION xjcx
POWER UP MODE SELECTION
Maj monitor selec tion V ^
[B] EGA [C] CGA [D] MDA MONO GRAPHICS 720X348 [E] MDA MONO GRAPHICS 640X400 [F] ADJUST TTL MONOCHROME GRAYSCALE [G] EXIT AND SAVE CONFIGURATION
Monitor detected
EGA
Use < Ti > or < letter > and < ret > to select option, < esc > to abort.
MONITOR SELECTION
NOTE: Because of ongoing product improvements, EGA Wonder800 + menus and features may not be exactly as shown. See the EGA Wonder 800 + User's Guide and the software README files for the most current information.
The options in the ESETUP menu can be selected by typing in the letter to the left of the selection and then pressing
the Enter key. For a full description of the ESETUP software, including the individual options, see the EGA Wonder800
+ User's Guide.
ECONFIG ECONFIG is a manu-driven used to:
Change the current video mode to a different mode.
Automatically turn your screen display off during long periods of inactivity.
ECONFIG is available on your hard disk drive and on one of the EGA Wonder800 + software diskettes.
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To start ECONFIG, type at the DOS prompt:
C > ECONFIG < enter >
ATI TECHNOLOGIES INC ATI TECHNOLOGIES INC A TI TECHNOLOGIES INC ATI TECHNOLOGIES INC AT I TECHNOLOGIES INC ATI TECHNOLOGIES INC ATI
© COPYRIGHT 1989
EGAWONDER800+ ADVANCE CONFIGURATION
PROGRAM
SETUP VERSION XXX SELECTION KEYWORDS
f+< «*' A* ^
i J M
'VEX3A
........................
'i oX "
[B]
' CGA
CGA
[C]
MDA MONO TEXT 720x348
MDA
[D]
MDA MONO GRAPHICS 720x340
H720
IE]
MDA MONO GRAPHICS 640X400
H640
[FJ
132x25
25
IG]
132x44
44
[H] SCREEN SAVE
SAVE
[IJ
EXIT
Current configuration Monitor detected
EGA in ce80 EGA Use <T4> or < letter > and < ret > to select option, < esc > to abort.
MODE SELECTION
| COLOR ' "' I
['"'mono
As with ESETUP, each of the options in ECONFIG can be selected by typing in the letter to the left of the selection and then depressing the Enter key. As you get familiar with the operation of ECONFIG, you can bypass the menu completely by typing:
C > ECONFIG[KEYWORD] < Enter > The keywords are indicated on the right hand side of the screen: EGA, CGA, MDA, H720, H640, 25, 44 or SAVE. For a full description of the ECONFIG software and options, see the EGA Wonder800 + Users Guide.
AUTOCONFIG™ AUTOCONFIGuration is a unique feature of the Commodore PC personal computers like the PC30-III, allowing
the computer to automatically sense additional peripheral devices plugged into the expansion bus. Once these addi tional devices are detected, the resident peripherals on the PC30-III motherboard are adjusted so as not to conflict with expansion peripherals. The AUTOCONFIG'"1 feature can prevent hardware damage to peripherals and mother board, as well as ease the installation of expansion cards.
VIDEO The video configuration process for the PC30-III is handled by the EGA Wonder800 + video system. See the EGA
Wonder800 + Users Guide for full details on the PC30-III video configuration.
Serial Port (COMn:)
Before the onboard serial port is enabled a scan of the two standard COMn: hardware locations is made. If serial hardware (serial card/modem) is found operational, possible bootup message(s) may be:
EXPANSION COM at 03F8h
and/or
EXPANSION COM at 02F8h
If both available COM: addresses are occupied by expansion boards, then the onbard serial port will not be enabled.
The onboard serial port will be configured and tested at I/O address 03F8h if no expansion COM:s are found and
will be configured and tested to the unused COM: address if only one expansion COM: is found.
If the onboard serial port is configured and tested successfully a message will be output during bootup:
ONBOARD COM at 03F8h
or
ONBOARD COM at 02F8h
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Parallel Port (LPTn: or PRN:)
Before the onboard parallel port is enabled, a scan of the three standard LPTn: hardware locations is made. If parallel hardware (e.g., a printer card) is found operational, possible bootup message(s) may be:
EXPANSION LPT at 0378h
and/or
EXPANSION LPT at 0278h
and/or
EXPANSION LPT at 03BCh
If all available LPT: addresses are occupied by expansion boards, then the onboard parallel port will not be enabled. The onboard parallel port will be configured and tested at I/O address 03BCh if no expansion LPT:s are found and will be configured and tested to the unused LPT: address if two expansion LPT:s are found. If only one expansion LPT: is found, the onboard parallel port will be enabled to the first available I/O address when searching in the following sequence:
03BCh, 0378h, 0278h
If the onboard parallel port is configured and tested successfully, a message will be output during bootup:
ONBOARD LPT at 03BCh
or
ONBOARD LPT at 0378h
or
ONBOARD LPT at 0278h
Mouse Port
A check is made for a standard Microsoft Bus Mouse. If it is found in the I/O channel then the onboard Microsoft compatible mouse hardware is never enabled. The following message will appear during bootup:
EXPANSION MOUSE at 023Ch
If no expansion mouse is found the onboard mouse is enabled and tested. If the mouse is operational then the follow
ing message will appear during bootup:
ONBOARD MOUSE at 023Ch
NOTE: The onboard Mouse hardware is enabled/tested independent of the presence of the actual mouse. The bootup messages will appear even if the Commodore PC Mouse Kit is not attached.
80287 Numeric Coprocessor
A test is made for the presence of an 80287 Numeric Coprocessor during bootup. If an 80287 is detected the following message will be output:
80287 Numeric Coprocessor
USING AN 80287 NUMERIC COPROCESSOR
The Commodore PC30-III personal computer comes equipped with a 40-pin socket (U302) for installation of an 80287 Numeric Coprocessor (NCP). When used with software or drivers designed to make use of its abilities, the NCP enhances the PC30-IIIs ability to process floating point mathematics, integer math and trancendental functions. Many language compilers (e.g., C ) have libraries available that support the use of an NCP.
80287 NCPs are available in the following speeds: 5, 6, 8 and 10 MHz. The units are downwardly compatible only! This means that a 10 MHz part will function properly if your PC30-III is running at 6 or 8 MHz, but a 6 MHz part will NOT function at 12 MHz. As a rule the higher the speed of an NCP, the more expensive and harder to find that NCP will be. The 8 MHz 80287s are most readily available and are reasonably priced.
To operate your PC30-III at clock speeds of 6, 8 and 12 MHz with an NCP, an 80287-8 or 80287-10 is required.
INSTALLING THE OPTIONAL COMMODORE 910, 915 AND 920 FLOPPY DRIVES
In addition to following the general installation instructions given in the manuals for the Commodore 910 and 920 floppy drives, the user must also perform the specific procedures for PC30-III installation described below.
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Commodore 910 Floppy Drive
To install the Commodore 910 3.5 inch 720Kb drive as Drive B: in the PC30-III, the user must do the following:
Set the drive select jumper to position 1.
The M jumper should be in position 5.
The R-D jumper should be in position 6.
The first time you power up, use the Setup utility to identify your second drive (Diskette 2 on the menu) as
a 720Kb 3.5 drive.
Commodore 920 Floppy Drive
To install the Commodore 920 5.25 inch 360Kb floppy drive as Drive B: in the PC30-III, the user must do the following:
Set the drive select jumper to position 1.
Cut JP6 (located on the bottom side of JP1) in half.
The first time you power up, use the Setup utility to identify your second drive (Diskette 2 on the menu) as
a 360Kb 5.25 drive.
Commodore 915 Floppy Drive
No special procedures are required to install the Commodore 915 3.5 inch 1.44 Mb as Drive B:; just follow the instruc tions in the manual. The first time you power up, use the Setup utility to identify your second drive (Diskette 2 on the menu) as a 1.44Mb, 3.5 drive.
USING 720 KB FLOPPY DISKS ON THE PC30-III SYSTEM
The floppy disk drive (Drive A:) is designed to make full use of 3.5 inch, double-sided high-density disks (DS/HD disks), which can be formatted to store ukp to 1.44 MB of information. This drive can also read and write the 3.5 inch, double-sided double-density disks (DS/DD disks), which can be formatted to store 720 KB of information.
USING THE SINGLE FLOPPY DRIVE AS TWO DRIVES
Even though the standard PC30-III configuration includes only one floppy disk drive, you can still type MS-DOS commands as if you had two floppy drives in the system. Just think of the single drive as being two drives Drive A: and Drive B:. However, instead of A: and B: representing physical drives, they represent disks.
SPECIAL KEYBOARDS
The PC30-III MS-DOS software allows you to select any of the following keyboards, in addition to the U.S. keyboard. Just type the appropriate KEYB xx command at the MS-DOS prompt and press ENTER. In KEYB xx, xx is one of the following two-letter codes:
Code Keyboard Command
DV
Dvorak keyb dv
FR
France keyb fr
GR Germany
keyb gr
IT
Italy
keyb it
SP Spain
keyb sp
UK
United Kingdom
keyb uk
You should load only one keyboard program after starting MS-DOS. You can switch from the KEYB program to the default (United States) keyboard format at any time by pressing CTRL-ALT-F1. You can then return to the memory- resident keyboard program by pressing CTRL-ALT-F2.
If you include the appropriate KEYB command in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file, the correct keyboard assignment will
be made automatically whenever you boot MS-DOS.
For More Information About the Keyboard. . .
For more information about using the PC30-IIFs keyboard, see the KEYB command description in the MS-DOS Com
mands chapter of the MS-DOS User's Reference. Also see the users manuals for your software programs.
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09FFFF
0A0000
0BFFFF
ocoooo
0C7FFF OC8000
OEFFFF OFOOOO
640K RAM
VIDEO RAM
VIDEO BIOS
OPTION ROMS
INTERNAL USE
n
1MB
0F8000
OFFFFF
100000
32K AT ROM BIOS
n
EXTENDED MEMORY
15MB
u
PC30-III MEMORY MAP
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SECTION 3
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
TECHNICAL SERVICE NOTES
WARNING: PC30-III PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD CONTAINS CMOS CIRCUITRY, USE STATIC
PRECAUTIONS WHEN HANDLING OR SERVICING THIS PRODUCT.
IMPORTANT:
PC30-III PCBS RETURNED FOR CREDIT MUST BE SHIPPED IN AN ANTI-STATIC BAG, AVAILABLE THROUGH THE COMMODORE PARTS DEPT. ANY PCBS RETURNED FOR CREDIT BY SERVICE CENTERS WHICH ARE NOT PACKAGED CORRECTLY WILL BE SENT BACK TO THE SERVICE CENTER AND NO CREDIT WILL BE ISSUED.
PC30-III HARD DRIVES RETURNED FOR CREDIT MUST BE INSERTED IN AN ANTI-STATIC BAG AND PACKED IN A COMMODORE SPECIFIED HIGH DENSITY FOAM SHIPPING BOX, BOTH AVAILABLE THROUGH THE PARTS DEPT. FAILURE TO DO SO WILL VOID WARRANTY.
COMPONENT REPAIR:
PC30-III MAIN BOARD IS A MULTI-LAYERED PCB ASSEMBLY. COMPONENT REPAIR BEYOND THE SOCKETTED CHIP LEVEL RESULTING IN NON-REPAIRABLE DAMAGE WILL VOID WARRANTY. USE STATIC PRECAUTIONS WHEN SERVICING THIS PCB ASSEMBLY.
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TROUBLESHOOTING ERROR MESSAGES
Troubleshooting Guide
Error Messages
1. DMA 1 error
2. DMA 2 error
Interrupt controller 1 error
3.
4. Interrupt controller 2 error
5. PIO error
6. Parity error
7. Real time clock is not working
8. Illegal shutdown code in CMOS
Virtual Mode CPU error
9.
Parity error on main circuit board
10.
Parity error on expansion bus
11.
Non-recoverable error-Processor halted
12.
Customer Response
See your dealer Test OB
See your dealer Test 0C
See your dealer Test 0D
See your dealer
See your dealer Test OF
See your dealer Test 10
See your dealer
See your dealer
See your dealer
See your dealer Misc
See your dealer
See your dealer Misc
Service POD Test (H)
Test 0E
Test IE
Test 02
Test 26
Misc
Press FI key to continue
13.
14.
Battery Failure
Base memory configuration error
15.
Extended memory configuration error
16.
17.
Floppy 0 configuration error
18. Floppy 1 configuration error
19. Coprocessor (80287) configuration error
20. The realtime clock has not been initialized
21. Keyboard Check keyboard Test 14
22.
Key switch is off. Turn it on to continue Turn keylock on
23.
Boot failure, check disk and hit any key to try again
Press FI key
Run Setup Utility/See your dealer
Run Setup Utility
Run Setup Utility Test 18
Run Setup Utility
Run Setup Utility Test 1A
Run Setup Utility Test ID
Run Setup Utility Test IE
Check for non-MS-DOS disk in
Drive A:; run Setup Utility
Misc
Test 11
Test 17
Test 1A
Misc
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POWER ON DIAGNOSTICS
PC30-III Trouble Shooting Section 3
The Commodore 80286 ROM bios contains a Power on Diagnostic program which tests the functions of hardware and checks the configuration prior to passing control to the operating system.
The number of the test routine being run is passed to addr 03 78 (H) prior to the start of each test section. The 80286 processor is initialized by the RESET signal. Refer to RESET description in IC pinout section, note
that VCC and CLK to CPU must be correct and HOLD must not be active for 34 ticks from leading edge to trailing edge of initial reset.
RESET will terminate all instruction execution and local bus activity until it is negated. Prior to fetching, decoding and executing, the first instruction, located at physical address FF FF F0 (H), the 80286, in real address mode, pro cesses some micro code located in its internal ROM, this takes about 38 ticks.
Test 01 (H) 0000 0001 (B)
The first test performed by the power on diagnostic checks the 8088 flags, the arithmetic logical unit, and the CPU
registers. If a failure is detected in Test 01, a HALT instruction is executed. This will stop program execution and prevent
the CPU from using the local bus. The 80286 can be forced out of the halted state by RESET , NMI or INTR
(when INTR is used for RESTART, the interrupt enable bit of flag register must be on (set to 1), and the effective
address computed from CS:IP will point to the next instruction after the halt instruction).
***Failure in test 01 indicates defective 80286.
Test 02 (H) 0000 0010 (B)
This routine checks to see if a SHUTDOWN has occurred. A shutdown can indicate a severe error which would prevent the CPU from further processing.
NOTE: A halt or shutdown condition is signaled externally, by the 80286 as a bus operation. Low states on SO', SI',
COD/INTA', and a high state on M/IO' indicate a halt or shutdown. The state of address line 1 will indicate which condition, A1 high is halt, A1 low is shutdown.
After the test number is moved to the parallel port a check for keyboard reset is conducted and the program branches to test 04 (H) if it has.
The check for shutdown begins by examining the 8242 keyboard controller status port. In all ten shutdown conditions are tested, of these, three unexpected shutdown conditions, numbers 6, 7 or 8, any one of which if true, will generate
the console message:
Illegal Shutdown Code in CMOS
NOTE: Branch information for shutdown routines are stored in CMOS memory. The shutdown command is sent to the
8242, the UPI status port, which will halt the CPU. Return depends on the shutdown code in CMOS memory.
An error code, F6, F7 or F8, (HEX) is sent to the parallel port before calling the display routine which generates the above message.
In real address mode a shutdown could occur under the following conditions:
Interrupt number 8, interrupt number 13, or a CALL INT or PUSH instruction which wraps stack segment
when SP is ODD.
Routines also perform valid shutdowns to exit protected mode. During these the DMA page register will be initialized and interrupt control words (ICW) 1, 2, 3 and 4 will be reinitialized. Other routines within the test enable NMI , parity and set the I/O check bit.
***Failures in test 02 could indicate problems on the local bus, or expansion bus. This would include: 80286, FE3000,
FE3010, or any third party cards.
Test 03 (H) 0000 0011 (B)
Eprom checksum test verifies contents of eprom by adding bytes and checking for result of zero. A compensation
byte is factored into the addition to make the sum zero.
Detection of an error results in a halt condition and would invalidate tests 01 and 02.
***Failure in test 03 indicates defective ROM.
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Test 04 (H) 0000 0100 (B)
Test 04 checks the DMA page registers by writing and reading bits starting at address 80 (H). ♦Failure in test 04 indicates possible defective FE3010, or local bus.
Test 05 (H) 0000 0101 (B)
Timer 1 and timer 2 are checked for correct operation. Interrupts are masked off during the test.
♦Failure in test 5 indicates possible defective FE3010.
Test 06 (H) 0000 0110 (B)
Memory refresh test. Timer and DMA are setup to initiate refresh cycles every 15.1 microseconds. Size of virual memory
is calculated.
♦Failure in test 06 indicates possible FE3010, Refresh logic or memory problem.
Test 07 (H) 0000 0111 (B)
Test 07 checks the 8242 keyboard controller by writing and reading the keyboard buffers.
Failure in test 07 indicates possible defective 8242 or associated circuitry.
Test 08 (H) 0000 1000 (B)
Test 08 writes and reads the first 128K of RAM and verifies block size is 128K. First pass writes addresses into data,
the second pass writes the complement of the address into data. Memory is cleared after test. The battery status is
also confirmed in test 08.
♦Failure in test 08 indicates possible defective RAM or RAM logic.
Test 09 (H) 0000 1001 (B)
Test and configure video. A search is made to determine if MDA, CGA or a special video adapter is configured, if
not the onboard VGA is enabled and a call to VGA bios is executed. The dip switches are read to determine the default
video mode.
NOTE: The mode register setting in the 5720 controls the reset signal to the onboard VGA controller chip. If no special
video adapters are found on the expansion bus then NOVID from the 5720 to the PVGA is negated.
On completion of this test the title and copyright message are displayed.
Test 0A (H) 0000 1010 (B)
Test RAM from 128K to 640K. A display message is generated indicating that the base RAM of 128K, Test 08, is OK.
Blocks of 128K, starting at 128K are then tested by writing, reading and verifying RAM. The first pass writes addresses to data, that is, the address which defines the physical location is also used as the bit pattern that is being written. The second pass writes complement of address into data.
The test displays results in blocks of 128K to the console each time a 128K boundary is reached.
At completion of the onboard memory test the CPU is placed in virual mode and a test for virtual memory (over
1 MEG) is started.
NOTE: See test 26 (H).
Failure in test 0A indicates a defective RAM.
Test 0B (H) 0000 1011 (B)
DMA controller #1 register check. NOTE: Error messages beginning with this test appear in the PC30-III Operators Guide.
Four current address registers (16 bits wide, each) and four current word count registers (16 bits wide, each) for each
of the four DMA channels are written to and read from to verify operation.
A failure in test 0B will generate the following display on the console:
DMA 1 error The beeper will sound, and a halt instruction will be executed. ♦♦Failure in test 0B indicates A defective FE3010.
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Test OC (H) 0000 1100 (B)
DMA controller #2 register check. The second functional 8237 containing four current address registers (16 bits wide, each) and four current word count registers (16 bits wide, each) within the FE3010 are written to and read from to verify operation.
Successful completion of the test OC will set the modes for DMA channels 0 through 3 and enable cascading by chan nels 4, 5 and 6 (DMA 1).
A failure in test OC will generate the following display on the console:
DMA 2 error
The beeper will sound, and a halt instruction will be executed.
***Failure in test OC indicates a defective FE3010.
Test OD (H) 0000 1101 (B)
Interrupt controller #1 test. Patterns are written to, and read from the interrupt mask register (IMR) which controls
the interrupt request register (IRR). A verification is made that no interrupts can occur if IMR is set to FF (H). A vector is initialized to a temporary
interrupt service routine in the event of a failure. A test for correct timer 0 interrupt is also made. A failure in test OD will generate the following display on the console:
Interrupt controller 1 error
The beeper will sound, and a halt instruction will be executed.
***A failure in test OD indicates a defective FE3010.
Test OE (H) 0000 1110 (B)
Interrupt controller #2 test. The second functional 8259 contained in the FE3010 is tested as in test OD, without timer test. A failure in test OE will generate the following display on the console:
Interrupt controller 2 error
The beeper will sound, and a halt instruction will be executed.
***A failure in test OE indicates a defective FE3010.
Test OF (H) 0000 1111 (B)
Check peripheral in/out register. Write and read from PIO register. A failure in test OF will generate the following display on the console:
PIO error
The beeper will sound, and a halt instruction will be executed.
***A failure in test OF indicates a defective FE3010.
Test 10 (H) 0001 0000 (B)
RAM parity test. Blocks of RAM are written to and read from, parity check for odd parity is made. Parity disabled
after successful test. NOTE: PC30-III does not use parity, third parity boards that use parity will enable parity.
NMI is enabled and a service routine for a parity error generates the following console message.
Parity error
The beeper will sound, and a halt instruction will be executed.
***Failure in test 10 indicates a defective RAM, third party card, NMI, or local bus.
Test 11 (H) 0001 0001 (B)
Test CMOS clock for battery failure and checksum failure. Beeper will sound if failure is detected. Console will display:
Battery failure or CMOS checksum failure or both.
***Failure of test 11 indicates a defective battery, defective oscillator, or M146818A.
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Test 12 (H) 0001 0010 (B)
This test is disabled. It is used only in manufacturing tests. The beeper will sound for a set length prior to the start of test 13 (H). In a system which has passed all tests to this
point the beeper sound heard now would be the one heard in the power up routine.
Test 13 (H) 0001 0011 (B)
Setup interrupt controller and move vector tables to RAM. Vector addresses are fetched from top 8K module. NOTE: Vectors for video were setup in test 09. Master and slave interrupts are enabled at this point. Test 13 does not create any error messages.
Test 14 (H) 0001 0100 (B)
Keyboard test. Functional test of the 8242 keyboard controller at U203. A test for a stuck key on keyboard is performed. Check is made to see if key lock is locked.
A failure in test 14 will display the following error message on console:
Keyboard error
***Error indicates a defective 8242 controller or a defective keyboard.
Test 15 (H) 0001 0101 (B)
Test and configure the parallel port. Parallel port addresses are setup, reads and writes to ports are done. Set time out.
No error messages are generated by this test.
NOTE: PPC1 at U602 controls parallel output.
Test 16 (H) 0001 0110 (B)
Configure serial COM1 and COM2 for 8250 at U604. Read serial interrupt ID, set number of serial channels. No error messages are generated by this test.
Test 17 (H) 0001 0111 (B)
Configure memory less than 640K. Parity (for EXPANSION RAM) is enabled. Memory was tested in test 0A, and CMOS STATUS set. A check for a warm boot (ALT/CNTRL/DEL) is made
and a comparison of the old and new memory configuration is performed. If a memory size mismatch is detected, the beeper will sound and the following non-fatal error message will be displayed on the console:
Base memory configuration error The new configuration is stored. ***Check the settings for RAM size in the setup utility if you encounter this message.
Test 18 (H) 0001 1000 (B)
Configure memory over 1 megabyte (virtual memory). Check is made on address line 20, a low indicates virtual ad dress mode.
CMOS status is checked as in test 17, a memory size mismatch will sound the beeper and generate the following non-
fatal error message on the console:
Extended memory configuration error
The new configuration is stored.
***Check the settings for RAM size in the setup utility if you encounter this message.
Test 19 (H) 0001 1001 (B)
Configure keyboard test. Setup keyboard buffers, enable keyboard interrupt and test if key switch is turned to the on position.
If the key switch is off the following message will be displayed on the console:
Key switch is off. Turn it on to continue.
NOTE: You are in a loop until you turn on the key switch.
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Test 1A (H) 0001 1010 (B)
Configure the floppy disk drive. Calculate number of floppy drives present. Check drive type, compare settings stored
in CMOS, if a mismatch the following message will be displayed on console:
Floppy 0 configuration error
***Check settings in setup utility if above message is displayed.
Test checks second floppy configuration, if a mismatch the following message will be displayed on the console:
Floppy 1 configuration error
***Check settings in setup utility if above message is displayed.
New configuration is stored in CMOS. Floppy interrupt is enabled. NOTE: Refer to installation instructions when adding a second floppy to the system. It may be necessary to change
jumpers on drive for proper operation.
Test IB (H) 0001 1011 (B)
Configure the hard drive. Check configuration if a mismatch hard drive will not be setup. No error message is generated.
Test 1C (H) 0001 1100 (B)
Test number is not moved to parallel port for this configuration. This routine only turns on the game card bit in the
EQUIP FLAG .
No error message is generated.
Test ID (H) 0001 1101 (B)
Configure 80287 coprocessor. Check if 80287 is present. Enable 80287 interrupt and set EQUIP FLAG if it is. Compare configuration with CMOS, store new configuration, beep the speaker, and display the following message
is setup changed.
Coprocessor (80287) configuration error
***Check setup utility for correct settings if this message is displayed.
Test IE (H) 0001 1110 (B)
Check CMOS clock to see if it was initialized and is working. Enable timer interrupt. Sound beeper, and initialize if failure detected, then display one of the following messages on the console:
~ The Real Time Clock has not been initialized
OR: Real Time Clock error
***Check the RTC chip, M146818A at U201 if second message above is displayed.
Test IF (H) 0001 1111 (B)
Generate a new CMS checksum and save it in CMOS RAM. Call made to auto configuration program at this point.
No error message generated.
Test 20 (H) Not Implemented Test 21 (H) 0010 0001 (B)
Initialize ROM drivers, including hard drive. Checksum generated, and all ROMS tested. System will now begin boot up. System speed is determined, 6 MHz, 8MHz or 12MHz. ♦♦Refer to operations manual for opening screen display.
Tests 22, 23 Not Implemented
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Test 24 (H) 0010 0100 (B)
Test operation of the RTC chip. Recheck battery, make sure clock is counting, test memory. System will execute a halt instruction on memory failure. No error message is generated.
Test 25 (H) 0010 0101 (B)
Used in manufacturing to loop through diagnostics.
Test 26 (H) 0010 0110 (B)
Virutal memory test (over 1 megabyte). Call made to this routine from test 09. Display Message: Testing Extended RAM
Display Message: Total System RAM = XXXX at finish. During this test the exception interrupt vector tables and descriptor tables are built, and moved from ROM to RAM. A test of address line 20 is made (controls real or virtual CPU mode). If not in virtual mode display following message:
Test _ 26: Virtual Mode CPU error And send F3 (H) (1111 0011 to parallel port. Then execute a halt instruction. Test address lines 19 through 23 are tested. Shutdown if error. Exception interrupt codes are moved to the parallel
port prior to shutdown. The following list defines the code sent to the port and the type of exception interupt ( EXECP INT ).
81
(H)
EXECP INT 01
Single Step
82
(H)
EXECP INT 02
NMI
83
(H)
EXECP INT 03
Breakpoint
84
(H)
EXECP INT 04 Into Detect
85
(H)
EXECP INT 05
Boundary
86
(H)
EXECP INT 06 Invalid OP Code
87
(H)
EXECP INT 07
88
(H)
EXECP INT 08 Double Exception
89
(H)
EXECP INT 09
Processor Segment Error
8A
(H)
EXECP INT 10
8B
(H)
EXECP INT 11 Segment Not Present
8C
(H)
EXECP INT 12 Stack Segment Not Present
8D
(H)
EXECP INT 13 General Protection Error
8E
(H)
EXECP INT 14
8F
(H)
EXECP INT 15
90
(H)
EXECP INT 16
Processor Extension Error Power on diagnostic program is finished at the time of boot up ( end of test 21 ). Note that during execution of POD calls are made to auto configure and to miscellaneous interrupt routines. All error messages are listed in the PC30-III Operators Guide.
10 Parity error on main circuit board 11 Parity error on expansion bus 12 Non-recoverable error - Processor halted 13 Press FI key to continue
Messages 10, 11 are generated after a parity error has been detected and a memory check has determined that it was on the main board, or the expansion bus. If the check finds the error the CPU is halted and message 12 is displayed. If no error is found after the check, message 13 is displayed and processing will continue.
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SECTION 4
PARTS SECTION
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PC30-III MAJOR PARTS LIST
Refer to Service Reference Diagram
1. Top Cover
2. Mounting Bracket
3. PBC Guide
4. Main Chassis Base
5. Foot
6. Bezel
7. Plate Logo
8. Name Plate
9. FD Hole Cover
10. LED Power On
11. LED Hard Drive
12. Power Supply Assy.
13. Floppy Disk Drive 1.44mb
14. Hard Disk Drive 20mb
15. Extension Card Panel
16. Keyboard Assy.
17. Floppy Drive Cable
18. Hard Drive Cable
19. PCB Assy. Ground Cable (HD) Power Cord EGA Card Standoff Hex Standoff Standoff D Conn. Standoff Video D Conn.
312226-03 (UL, CSA) 312226-02 (VDE)
313066-02 Sub:-01 251118-01 312225-01 380128-01 312399-02 380133-05 316468-04 312679-01 380016-03 380020-04 390269-01 (VDE, BSI, SEV, SAA)
390269-02 (UL, CSA) 313067-01 313233-01 380120-01
523103 380012-08 312695-01 313235-01 /-02 380811-01 (Not shown) (Not shown) 380080-01 (Not shown) 312689-02 (Not shown) 390266-05 (Not shown) 390251-01 (Not shown) (Not shown)
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TOP COVER
312226-03
(UL, CSA)
MOUNTING
BRACKET
313066-02
PBC GUIDE
251118-01
MAIN CHASSIS
BASE
312225-01
FOOT
380128-01
BEZEL
312399-02
PC30-III SERVICE MANUAL
POWER SUPPLY
390269-01
(VDE, BSI, SEV, SAA)
FLOPPY DISK
DRIVE
313067-01
FD CABLE
380012-08
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COMPONENT PARTS LIST PCB ASSEMBLY #313235-01
Commodore part numbers are provided for reference only and do not indicate the availability of parts from Commodore.
Industry standard parts (Resistors, Capacitors, Connectors) should be secured locally. Approved cross-references for TTL chips,
Transistors, etc. are available in manual form through the Service Department, order #314000-01.
IC COMPONENTS RESISTORS
5% @ 1 /4 W A T T
390300 -04
80286 12 M HZ P R O C E S S O R
U301
901550 -39 CA R B O N F ILM , 3 .9K O H M R 1203
309316-01 FE30 00A
U801
901550 -64 CA R B O N F ILM , 10 OH M
R50 3-R50 6,R210-R212
390317-0 1 FE30 10A
U802
901550-105
C A R B O N F ILM , 33 OHM
R6 03 ,609,701
390319-0 1
FE 302 0
U3 03
90 15 50 -9 4
C A R B O N F ILM , 68 OH M
R1001 ,R 209
390318-0 1
FE 303 0
U304
901550-45 CA RB O N F I LM , 75 O H M
R801 ,R 4 1 1
318091-01
PPC 1, P R I N T E R I N T E R F A C E
U602
901550 -124 C A R B O N FILM , 160 O H M
R1201
390304-03
W D 37C 6 5, F L O P P Y C O N TR O LL E R
U1001
901550-52 CA R B O N F ILM , 220 O H M
R8 04, R 90 2, R507 , R207 ,
380205-01
8250, SERIA L IN T E R F A C E
U604 R2 14
390417-01
D S 1287 R T C / C M OS RA M U201
901550 -12 CA R B O N F ILM , 22K OH M
R1 20 2
390580-01 P824 2 KE Y B R D C ONTR O L U203 901550-01
C A R B O N F ILM , IK O H M
R12 1,510 ,R 204 ,4 07,70 2,
31808 7-01 MOS 5720 , M OU S E -I/ O CON T R O L U601
12 04,4 12,502,508,1003 ,
390308-01
PAL20 L 10 I/O DECO D E R U401
1004
390336-02
PAL20 L 10 H D C D E C O DE R U 905 901550-18 CA R B O N F ILM , 2.2K O H M
R604,R6 08
390309-02 PAL16 L 8 DRAM D E C O D E R
U706
901550-19
CA R B O N F ILM , 4.7K O H M
R10 5,R40 4,R 413 ,4 14,
318099-02
D R A M , 256 X 4 (1 M EG BIT DRA M ) U707-U7 14 R606 ,9 0 1, R8 03 , R 1002,
@ 100NS
R90 4,80 6,R 406 ,R 5 09,
390339-02 EPR O M 3, PC 4 0 III BIOS - LO W
111 101
R903 ,8 1 1
(21728-12)
901550-03
C A R B O N F ILM , 5.IK O H M R 805
390342-03
EPR O M 4, PC 4 0-III BIO S - H I G H
U 1102
901550 -20
C A R B O N F ILM , 10K OHM
R202, R 501, R60 5,90 5,
(2712 8-12)
30 2,R 703 ,R 704
90 15 21 -0 2 74 LS04 U206 901550-84 C A R B O N FILM , 1M OHM
R20 3, R 601, R602, R 80 7,
90 15 21 -3 0
74LS14 U501 205
90 15 21-2 0
74 LS1 25A
U20 5,U41 4
901600-28
C A R B O N F ILM , 2.2 OH M , 1 /2W 5 %
R20 8,R61 0
901521-63
74 LS174 U 113 901550-17 CA R B O N F ILM , 1.2 O HM R 12 05
901521-13
74 LS244
U90 1,U90 2
90 15 50-1 10
C A R B O N F ILM , 51 OHM
R9 07
90 1521-4 6
74LS 24 5
U50 2.U603 901550 -92 CA R B O N F ILM , 20K OH M R 301
318066-01 74F 00
U41 5,U 720 ,U 7 21,U80 7
90 15 50 -7 0
C A R B O N F ILM , 300 O HM R80 9
390110-01
74 F04 U41 3,U71 5, 901600-28
CA R B O N F ILM , 2 .2 O HM R20 8,R61 0 390203-01 390313-01
74F0 8 74 F10
U40 9,U71 8,U 719,U 120 1 U7 17
RESISTORS 1% @ 1/ 4 W ATT
901751-44 CA R B O N F ILM , 150 OHM
R20 6,R 1005,1006
390279-01
.390077-01
74 F20 74 F32
U1204 U30 5.U41 6
90 17 51 -7 0
C A R B O N F ILM , 210K O H M
R201
390080-01 74F 13 8
U80 3,U12 02
RADIAL CERAMIC CAPACITORS 5 % @ 50 VO L T
390611-0 1 74F153 U403
900019-13
R A D IA L LEA D , 22p F
C60 1,C 402
390312-01 7 4F175
U404 9000 19 -25
R A D IA L LEAD , 27p F
C20 2
390109-01 7 4F240
U704 900019-17 R AD I A L L E A D , 47pF
C204 ,C 205 ,C6 02,C80 2-
390314-01
74F2 53
U701
C804
390315-01
74F2 58
U70 2,U703
900 0 2004 RA D IA L CE R AM IC .004 7uF C201
390578-01
74F5 73
U705,U1205 900019-15 RA D IA L LEAD , lOOpF
C 603, C 6 21-6 26,C 514-
390198-01 7 4F86
U4 07
C532
318828-01
74 H C T 244
U106
90001 9-21 R A D IA L LEAD , lOOOpF
C20 6,C 627 ,C 2 07
390089-01 74F 245
U90 3,U90 4
900022-03 M O N O. , R AD I A L L E A D , .l u F
C203 ,C B 2031-2034,
390310-0 1
74 H C T 74 U41 2,U 411 .U 7 16 CB 205 ,CB20 6,C B 3011,
390579-01
74 A LS2 44A
U402
C B 3 0 12,CB302 ,C B 3 0 31 - 90 15 22 -0 6 7406 U1002 303 9,C B 304 1-3048, 390081-01
74 F74
U40 5,U 406 ,U 408
C B 4 0 1,402,408,412,414, 390323-01 4 06 9 U204 CB 501 ,C B 502 ,CB60 11, 901527-03 790 5
VR501
CB6 012 ,C B 602 -6 05, 390364-01 74L S1 75
U1 20 3
C B 6051 ,C B 605 2,CB70 6, 90188 2-01 1488
U6 05
CB 716 ,C B 7 2 2,C B 801 1, 90188 3-01 1489
U606
CB80 12 ,C B 802 1,
CRYSTAL
, OSCILLATORS
CB8 022 ,C B 902 ,1 001,
C B 901,CB905 ,116,
C B 1002 ,1121,C B 1 101,
CB1 102
CB7 23- 726 ,707 -714,403-
390273-01
O S C ILLA T O R , 48.00 M H Z
OSC401
325566 -10
O S C ILLA TO R 16.00 M HZ OS C40 2
325566-01
O S C ILLA T O R , 16 M HZ
SU B
900022-05 M O N O. , RADIA L L E A D , 3 3uF
325566-17
O S C ILLA T O R , 9.6 M H Z
OSC1001
40 7 ,4 09- 411 ,C B 41 5,
CB41 6,C B 701 -7 05,7 15,
71 7-721 ,8 03,CB 903 ,
90 4,12 01-12 05,4 13,
900560-01 900556-13 900558-01
C R Y S T A L , 3 2.768 K H Z C R Y S T A L , 1.8 MH Z C R Y S T A L , 14.318 M H Z
Y201 Y601 Y801
RESISTOR NETWORKS
CB305 90244 1-11
150 O H M 6 P , 5 EL SIP
RP 1001
900022-01 M O N O ., RADIA L L E A D , ,2 2uF
C51 1,C B 126 90 24 42-0 6 902422-03 90 24 22 -0 2
68 O HM , 8PI N , 4 ELEM E N T R P 7 0 1,702
ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS
33 O H M , 8 P IN, 4 E L E M E N T, SIL
IK OH M , 8 PI N , 4 EL E M EN T, SIL
RP60 2 ,R P 7 03,RP70 4 RP801
390101-08 390101-05
E L E C T ., A L U M., RA D IA L, lu F C A P E L E C T ., TA N , lOuF
C50 7,C51 3
C208 90244 1-31
902442-55
4.7K 6 P IN , 5 EL EM EN T , SIP
4.7K, 8 PIN , 7 ELEM E N T , SIP
RP107,20 1,304,604 RP303 ,6 03,605
390101-01
E L E C T ., A L U M., R A D IA L , 47u F C5 01- C50 6,C 508-C 510 ,
C512
C l 202
902410 -08 902410 -07
4.7K, 10 P IN, 9 E L E M EN T, SIP 10K , 10 PI N , 9 EL E M EN T, SIP
R P 3 0 1,302 RP5 02,5 07
390101-06 EL EC T ., A L UM ., RADIA L lOuF
902441-15
330 OH M , 6 PI N , 5 EL E M EN T, SIP
RP508
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COMPONENT PARTS LIST
PCB ASSEMBLY #313235-01 (Continued)
MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS (Contin u ed)
251842-02 EM I FIL T E R 100P F
EM I6 24- 163 1J2 01
390242-01 D -SU B , 9 P IN, R T . ANG L E M A L E CN601
390257-01 EM I FIL T E R 22 0 00P F
EM 11203
390242-0 5 D-SU B , 25 PIN , R T. A N G LE M A L E CN6 03
39029 7-03 E M I F ILTE R 220 0PF
EM 120 L20 2
390241-0 5 D-SU B , 25 PIN , TR. A N G LE F E M A L E CN 6 02
390275-04
EM I F IL T E R 150 P F
EM 1607-623
903446-25 EX PA N SION C O N NE C TO R, 62 P IN CN 501 ,C N 5 03,CN50 5 ,
903025-08 FE R RI T E BEADS (A XI A L )
FB 4 03 ,4 04,10 01
CN507
903025-01 FE R RI T E BEADS (A XI A L )
FB4 05-409,FB 205 ,207 ,
903446-04
EX P A N S IO N C O N NE CT OR , 36 PIN
CN 502 ,CN50 4,C N 5 06
FB 902, FB 1201, FB50 1,
25216 6-03 DIN, TK PIN , R O U N D , FEM A L E CN2 01
FB 502, FB 8 0 1, FB8 02 ,
252122-01 J A C K , R CA RT. AN G L E , FEM A L E C N1201
FB90 1,601-608
903326-03 HEA D E R , 3 PI N , S IL CB90 2 ,J M P 9 04,C N 5 12,
390253-02 F E R RI T E B EADS T H REE TU R N
FB20 1-204
CN2 02
900850-01 DIO D E 1N4148
CR 20 1 ,C R 2 02,CR 501 ,
903326-02 HEA D E R , 2 PI N , S IL
JM P9 0 3 (R EM O V E
CR50 2,C R60 1-C R 603
PI3 F O R K EY) 701,702
380393-01
BA TTERY , N IC A D 3.6V
BT2 01,B T 202
903345-17
H E A D ER , 34 PI N , DI L CN 1001
390280-01 F U SE, P I C O , 4A
FU601
903345-20 HEA D E R , 40 P IN , DIL
CN 901
390321-01 D E LAY L INE 10 TA P @ 20 NS
DL701
903349-01
PO W ER C O N NECTO R , 6 PI N .
CN50 9
902658-01 T R A NSI S T O R 2N3 90 4
Q60 1,Q801,Q1201
390043-01 S H O R TIN G B L O C K S, 2 POS.
JM 904
312680-01 P IE Z O B E E P E R QM B 12
PZ801
390186-01
JUM PE R
R810
251260-01 P U S H BU T T O N N.O . SW ITCH
PB501
SUBSTITUTE PARTS
904775-01
PIA NO D IP S W IT C H , 1 PIN , 4 POS. SW101
390341-01 IC, 8742 MIC R OC NT R L E P R O M
U2 03 SU B:
904150-05
SOCK E T , 28 PIN , D IP
U 108,109,U 1101 ,U 1102
390317-01
IC , FE 30 10A U802 SU B :
904150-06 SO C KE T , 40 P IN, DIP
U3 02
390304-01 IC, W D 37C 65
U1001 S U B:
390185-02 S O C K E T , 68 P IN , PLCC
U301,U 601
390304-02
IC, W D3 7C6 5A
U1001 S U B:
390185-01
SOCK E T , 84 PIN , P L C C
U30 3,304,801,802
380259-01 IC, M 146818A R T C /C M OS RA M U201 SU B:
PCB ASSEMBLY #313235-02
PCB ASSEMBLY 313235-02 has the same components as -01 with the following additions or omissions.
ADDITIONS AND OMISSIONS
390083-04 IC , DRA M 64 x 4 100 NS
U70 9,710,713 ,7 14
390083-05
IC, D R A M 64 x 4 80 N S
SU B : -0 4
901550-19
RESIST O R , CARBO N F IL M 4.7K O H M R 109.110
901550-01 R ESI STOR, CARB O N F IL M IK O H M
FOR -01 LIST O MIT R1204 .R 120
A D D FOR -01 R720.R1 06
O M IT FR O M -01 R1205 .E M I12 01,
Q1201 .C N1201
SOFTWARE SUB-ASSEMBLY (CANADA)
315900-02 PC30-II1 SOFTWARE SUB-ASSY (CAN)
319293-01 DOS 3.30A MANUAL (ENGLISH) 319292-01 BASIC 3.22 MANUAL (ENGLISH) 363204-01 OPERATIONS GUIDE (ENGLISH) 318896-01 PROGRAM LICENSE AGREEMENT 317812-01 DISK ASSY (DOS3.30/BASIC3.22/EGA800OUTIL)
318556-02 DISK EXCHANGE CARD (CANADA) 318882-01 WARRANTY CARD (CANADA)
SOFTWARE SUB-ASSEMBLY (CSA 5V4" FDD)
315900-05 PC30-III SOFTWARE SUB-ASSY (CSA 5 'A" FDD)
319293-01 DOS 3.30A MANUAL (ENGLISH) 319292-01 BASIC 3.22 MANUAL (ENGLISH) 363204-01 OPERATIONS GUIDE (ENGLISH)
318896-01 PROGRAM LICENSE AGREEMENT 318556-02 DISK EXCHANGE CARD (CANADA) 318882-01 WARRANTY CARD (CANADA) 318611-01 STOP LABEL 318843-01 DISK FOLDER 317847-01 DISK ASSY DOS 3.3/GWBASIC 3.22
EGA 800-(-ENGLISH
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523003-01
319970-03 324408-04 318892-01 313231-01 312206-01 324257-01 903508-11 320046-06 380565-01
523003-02
319970-03
324408-04 318892-01 313231-01 312206-01 324257-01
903508-05
380565-01
523003-03
319970-03 324408-04 318892-01 313231-01 312206-01 324257-01 903508-02 380933-01 380565-01
523103-01
319968-01 380425-04 320408-01 325108-03 363217-01 317812-01 312702-01
319293-01 319292-01 363204-01
523103-02
319968-01 380425-04 320408-01 325108-03 363217-01 317813-01 312702-05 319285-01 319289-01 363204-02
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING ASSEMBLY
PC30-III SHIPPING ASSY (EUROPEAN)
PACKING BOX, CPU BAG, FLAT 650 X 650 MM END CAP SUB: 312206-01 MAIN ASSY PC30-III VDE, BSI & SEV END CAP SET BAG, DRYING AGENT POWER CORD (VDE) WARRANTY CARD (GERMAN) LEAFLET CAUTION RUN SHIPDISK
523003-04 SHIPPING ASSY, PC30-III (FRENCH)
319970-03 PACKING BOX, CPU 324408-04 BAG, FLAT 650 X 650 MM 318892-01 END CAP SUB: 312206-01 313231-01 MAIN ASSY PC30-III VDE, BSI & SEV 312206-01 END CAP SET 324257-01 BAG, DRYING AGENT 903508-11 POWER CORD (VDE) 320046-06 WARRANTY CARD (FRENCH) 380565-01 LEAFLET CAUTION RUN SHIPDISK
SHIPPING ASSY, PC30-III (U.K.)
PACKING BOX, CPU BAG, FLAT 650 X 650 MM END CAP SUB: 312206-01 MAIN ASSY PC30-III VDE, BSI & SEV END CAP SET
BAG, DRYING AGENT
POWER CORD (BSI)
LEAFLET CAUTION RUN SHIPDISK’’
523003-05 SHIPPING ASSY, PC30-III (CEL)
319970-03 PACKING BOX, CPU 324408-04 BAG, FLAT 650 X 650 MM 318892-01 END CAP SUB: 312206-01 313231-01 MAIN ASSY PC30-III VDE, BSI & SEV 312206-01 END CAP SET 324257-01 BAG, DRYING AGENT 903508-11 POWER CORD (VDE) 380565-01 LEAFLET CAUTION RUN SHIPDISK
SHIPPING ASSY, PC30-III (SWISS)
PACKING BOX, CPU BAG, FLAT 650 X 650 MM END CAP SUB: 312206-01 MAIN ASSY PC30-III VDE, BSI & SEV END CAP SET BAG, DRYING AGENT POWER CORD (SEV) WARRANTY CARD (SWISS) LEAFLET CAUTION RUN SHIPDISK’’
INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARD ASSEMBLY
KEYBOARD PC30-III (U.K.)
PACKING BOX SUB: 380425-04 PACKING BOX (BLACK IMPRINT) POLY BAG FOR DISK 108 X 205 MM LABEL, STOP FOR POLY BAG MANUAL, EGA - WONDER 800 +
DISK ASSY, DOS 3.30A/GW BASIC 3.22 (ENGLISH) KEYBOARD ASSY (UK) INCLUDES PACKING MANUAL DOS 3.30A (ENGLISH) MANUAL BASIC 3.22 (ENGLISH) OPERATIONS GUIDE (ENGLISH)
523103-03 KEYBOARD PC30-III (GERMAN)
319968-01 PACKING BOX SUB: 380425-04 380425-04 PACKING BOX (BLACK IMPRINT) 320408-01 POLY BAG FOR DISK 108 X 205 MM 325108-03 LABEL, STOP FOR POLY BAG 363217-01 MANUAL, EGA - WONDER 800 + 317814-01 DISK ASSY, DOS 3.30A/GW BASIC 3.22 (GERMAN) 312702-03 KEYBOARD ASSY (GERMAN) INCLUDES PACKING 319284-01 MANUAL DOS 3.30A (GERMAN)
319288-01 MANUAL BASIC 3.22 (GERMAN) 363204-03 OPERATIONS GUIDE (GERMAN)
KEYBOARD PC30-III (FRANCE)
PACKING BOX SUB: 380425-04
PACKING BOX (BLACK IMPRINT)
POLY BAG FOR DISK 108 X 205 MM
LABEL, STOP FOR POLY BAG
MANUAL, EGA - WONDER 800 +
DISK ASSY, DOS 3.30A/GW BASIC 3.22 (FRENCH)
KEYBOARD ASSY (FRENCH) INCLUDES PACKING
MANUAL DOS 3.30A (FRENCH)
MANUAL BASIC 3.22 (FRENCH)
OPERATIONS GUIDE (FRENCH)
523103-04 KEYBOARD PC30-III (NETHERLAND)
319968-01 PACKING BOX SUB: 380425-04 380425-04 PACKING BOX (BLACK IMPRINT) 320408-01 POLY BAG FOR DISK 108 X 205 MM 325108-03 LABEL, STOP FOR POLY BAG 363217-01 MANUAL, EGA - WONDER 800 + 317815-01 DISK ASSY, DOS 3.30A/GW BASIC 3.22 (DUTCH) 312702-02 KEYBOARD ASSY (US ASCII) INCLUDES PACKING 319638-01 MANUAL DOS 3.30A (DUTCH) 319174-01 MANUAL BASIC 3.22 (DUTCH) 363204-04 OPERATIONS GUIDE (DUTCH)
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523103-05
319968-01 380425-04 320408-01 325108-03 363217-01 317822-01 312702-04 319286-01 319290-01 363204-05
523103-06
319968-01 380425-04 320408-01 325108-03 363217-01 317823-01 312702-06 319287-01 319291-01 363204-06
523103-07
319968-01 380425-04 320408-01 325108-03 363217-01 317814-01 312702-07 319284-01 319288-01 363204-03
523103-08
319968-01 380425-04 320408-01 325108-03 363217-01 317813-01 312702-07 319285-01 319289-01 363204-02
523103-09
319968-01 380425-04 320408-01 325108-03 363217-01 317812-01 312702-09
319293-01 319292-01 363204-01
INTERNATIONAL KEYBOARD ASSEMBLY (Continued)
KEYBOARD PC30-III (ITALY)
PACKING BOX SUB: 380425-04 PACKING BOX (BLACK IMPRINT) POLY BAG FOR DISK 108 X 205 MM LABEL, STOP FOR POLY BAG MANUAL, EGA - WONDER 800 + DISK ASSY, DOS 3.30A/GW BASIC 3.22 (ITALIAN) KEYBOARD ASSY (ITALIAN) INCLUDES PACKING MANUAL DOS 3.30A (ITALIAN) MANUAL BASIC 3.22 (ITALIAN) OPERATIONS GUIDE (ITALIAN)
523103-10 KEYBOARD PC30-III (SWEDEN)
319968-01 PACKING BOX SUB: 380425-04 380425-04 PACKING BOX (BLACK IMPRINT) 320408-01 POLY BAG FOR DISK 108 X 205 MM 325108-03 LABEL, STOP FOR POLY BAG 363217-01 MANUAL, EGA - WONDER 800 + 317812-01 DISK ASSY, DOS 3.30A/GW BASIC 3.22 (ENGLISH) 312702-10 KEYBOARD ASSY (SWED/FIN) INCLUDES
PACKING 319293-01 MANUAL DOS 3.30A (ENGLISH) 319292-01 MANUAL BASIC 3.22 (ENGLISH) 363204-01 OPERATIONS GUIDE (ENGLISH)
KEYBOARD PC30-III (SPAIN)
PACKING BOX SUB: 380425-04 PACKING BOX (BLACK IMPRINT) POLY BAG FOR DISK 108 X 205 MM LABEL, STOP FOR POLY BAG MANUAL, EGA - WONDER 800 + DISK ASSY, DOS 3.30A/GW BASIC 3.22 (SPANISH) KEYBOARD ASSY (SPANISH) INCLUDES PACKING MANUAL DOS 3.30A (SPANISH) MANUAL BASIC 3.22 (SPANISH) OPERATIONS GUIDE (SPANISH)
KEYBOARD PC30-III (SWISS-GERMAN)
PACKING BOX SUB: 380425-04 PACKING BOX (BLACK IMPRINT) POLY BAG FOR DISK 108 X 205 MM LABEL, STOP FOR POLY BAG MANUAL, EGA - WONDER 800 + DISK ASSY, DOS 3.30A/GW BASIC 3.22 (GERMAN) KEYBOARD ASSY (SWISS) INCLUDES PACKING MANUAL DOS 3.30A (GERMAN) MANUAL BASIC 3.22 (GERMAN) OPERATIONS GUIDE (GERMAN)
KEYBOARD PC30-III (SWISS-FRANCE)
PACKING BOX SUB: 380425-04 PACKING BOX (BLACK IMPRINT) POLY BAG FOR DISK 108 X 205 MM LABEL, STOP FOR POLY BAG MANUAL, EGA - WONDER 800 + DISK ASSY, DOS 3.30A/GW BASIC 3.22 (FRENCH) KEYBOARD ASSY (SWISS) INCLUDES PACKING MANUAL DOS 3.30A (FRENCH) MANUAL BASIC 3.22 (FRENCH) OPERATIONS GUIDE (FRENCH)
KEYBOARD PC30-III (NORWAY)
PACKING BOX SUB: 380425-04 PACKING BOX (BLACK IMPRINT) POLY BAG FOR DISK 108 X 205 MM LABEL, STOP FOR POLY BAG MANUAL, EGA - WONDER 800 + DISK ASSY, DOS 3.30A/GW BASIC 3.22 (ENGLISH) KEYBOARD ASSY (NORWEGIAN) INCLUDES PACKING MANUAL DOS 3.30A (ENGLISH) MANUAL BASIC 3.22 (ENGLISH) OPERATIONS GUIDE (ENGLISH)
523103-11 KEYBOARD PC30-III (FINLAND)
319968-01 PACKING BOX SUB: 380425-04 380425-04 PACKING BOX (BLACK IMPRINT) 320408-01 POLY BAG FOR DISK 108 X 205 MM 325108-03 LABEL, STOP FOR POLY BAG 363217-01 MANUAL, EGA - WONDER 800 + 317812-01 DISK ASSY, DOS 3.30A/GW BASIC 3.22 (ENGLISH) 312702-10 KEYBOARD ASSY (SWED/FIN) INCLUDES
PACKING 319293-01 MANUAL DOS 3.30A (ENGLISH) 319292-01 MANUAL BASIC 3.22 (ENGLISH) 363204-01 OPERATIONS GUIDE (ENGLISH)
523103-12 KEYBOARD PC30-III (DENMARK)
319968-01 PACKING BOX SUB: 380425-04 380425-04 PACKING BOX (BLACK IMPRINT) 320408-01 POLY BAG FOR DISK 108 X 205 MM 325108-03 LABEL, STOP FOR POLY BAG 363217-01 MANUAL, EGA - WONDER 800 + 317812-01 DISK ASSY, DOS 3.30A/GW BASIC 3.22 (ENGLISH) 312702-08 KEYBOARD ASSY (DANISH) INCLUDES PACKING 319293-01 MANUAL DOS 3.30A (ENGLISH) 319292-01 MANUAL BASIC 3.22 (ENGLISH) 363204-01 OPERATIONS GUIDE (ENGLISH)
523103-13 KEYBOARD PC30-III (BELGIUM)
319968-01 PACKING BOX SUB: 380425-04 380425-04 PACKING BOX (BLACK IMPRINT) 320408-01 POLY BAG FOR DISK 108 X 205 MM 325108-03 LABEL, STOP FOR POLY BAG 363217-01 MANUAL, EGA - WONDER 800 + 317829-01 DISK ASSY, DOS 3.30A/GW BASIC 3.22
(DUTCH/FR)
312702-05 KEYBOARD ASSY (FRENCH) INCLUDES PACKING 319638-01 MANUAL DOS 3.30A (DUTCH) 319174-01 MANUAL BASIC 3.22 (DUTCH) 363204-04 OPERATIONS GUIDE (DUTCH)
523103-14 KEYBOARD PC30-III (CEL)
319968-01 PACKING BOX SUB: 380425-04 380425-04 PACKING BOX (BLACK IMPRINT) 320408-01 POLY BAG FOR DISK 108 X 205 MM 325108-03 LABEL, STOP FOR POLY BAG 363217-01 MANUAL, EGA - WONDER 800 + 317812-01 DISK ASSY, DOS 3.30A/GW BASIC 3.22 (ENGLISH) 312702-02 KEYBOARD ASSY (US ASCII) INCLUDES PACKING 319293-01 MANUAL DOS 3.30A (ENGLISH) 319292-01 MANUAL BASIC 3.22 (ENGLISH) 363204-01 OPERATIONS GUIDE (ENGLISH)
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SECTION 5 CONNECTOR PINOUTS SCHEMATICS
PCB ASSEMBLY 313235-01
SCHEMATIC 313056-01, REV. 8.1
PCB ASSEMBLY 313235-02
SCHEMATIC 313236-01, REV. 1.4
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MOUSE PORT
CN601 (5mm)
VIDEO PORT
Pin No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Signal
Vertical Horizontal Vertical Q Horizontal Q Button (3) Button (1)
+ 5V
Ground
Button (2)
Pin No. Signal
1. Ground
2. Secondary Red/Ground
3. Primary Red
4. Primary Green
5. Primary Blue
6. Secondary Green/Intensity
7. Secondary Blue/Mono Video
8. Horizontal Retrace
9. Vertical Retrace
SERIAL PORT
CN603 (5mm)
Side
Side
PARALLEL PORT
CN602 (5mm)
Com puter
Side
Printer
Side
1
2
3 4 5
6
7
8
9
10
20
22
CHASSIS GROUND TxD ------------------ RxD ------------------ RTS--------------------- CTS--------------------- DSR--------------------- SIG GND
---------------
DCD---------------------
+ 12V------------------
-1 2 V ------------------
DTR---------------------
Rt------------------------
1 2
3 4 5
6
7
8
9
l O -
11
12
13 14 15 16 17
18-25
STROBE
-----
DO
----------- D1 ----------- D2 ----------- D3 ----------- D4 -----------
D5 ----------- D6 ----------- D7 -----------
ACK
----------
BUSY
-------
PE
----------
SLCT
-------
AUTO FDXT
ERROR
----
INIT
----------
SLCT IN GND
----------
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Sheet 1 of 13
PC30-III SERVICE MANUAL
EOFITFI (7:0) i
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STRAY
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CE
GRO
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SH . 5
SH . 4 B SH . 4 B
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Sheet 2 of 13
PC30-III SERVICE MANUAL
vcc
vcc
CB3011 .1
--------II----
VCC CB3012 .1
VCC
9-
SH . 8
DA T A (15:0)
015
0 5 R23
014
R22
013
R21
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COO/INTR
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17,
15
16,
18
15,
17
14,
18
13,
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12,
20
11,
21
10,
22
9,
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27
28
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71
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26
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SH. 12
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U3Q3
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NSMEMR NSNENH
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Sheet 4 of 13
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Sheet 6 of 13
PC30-III SERVICE MANUAL
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PC30-III SERVICE MANUAL
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