ButINeededThatName
Experienced Member
You know 'em, you love 'em, they add a clock, ports, memory and a thousand annoying, little jumpers and dip switches that aren't documented anywhere which makes configuring them an hours-long task, it's the multi-function expansion card.
In all seriousness, I have four of these I'm rationing out to my PC, XT and AT. Two (a Quadram QuadBoard and Eumlex Time Spectrum 284) managed to find info on and configure.
One, a Persyst Time Spectrum 384L, which I can't find any documentation on regarding it's two dip-switch banks, dozens of jumpers and how to configure them.
The last, I can't even identify aside from the fact it's made by STB and has a serial number of 1440. Luckily this just had one set of dip switches. Unluckily, I don't know what they do.
If anyone could help me, either with documentation they could provide on either card or any knowledge on configuring them specifically, it would be greatly appreciated.
In all seriousness, I have four of these I'm rationing out to my PC, XT and AT. Two (a Quadram QuadBoard and Eumlex Time Spectrum 284) managed to find info on and configure.
One, a Persyst Time Spectrum 384L, which I can't find any documentation on regarding it's two dip-switch banks, dozens of jumpers and how to configure them.
The last, I can't even identify aside from the fact it's made by STB and has a serial number of 1440. Luckily this just had one set of dip switches. Unluckily, I don't know what they do.
If anyone could help me, either with documentation they could provide on either card or any knowledge on configuring them specifically, it would be greatly appreciated.