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Need Diamond Monster II 12M help please

2 posts by 2 people · 02 Dec 1998 - 02 Dec 1998

Trey Jone 02 Dec 1998#437873
I have a BIG favor to ask from the list. I am in the process of converting my 8M Monster II to a 12M Monster II. I need some kind person who owns a Monster II 12M to look at the front side of thier card and tell me which resistors are NOT installed. There should be 5 or 10 on the front of the card on the end away from the metal bracket which are empty pads without resistors installed. I believe that the resistors are strappping resistors which tell the card How much memory is installed and other options. I have populated all memory pads but I think I need to change the config resistors to make the card think it is a 12M card. PS the 8 M printed circuit board has a part number silk screened (not the sticker) on the back side of 22150105-005. I am betting that the 12M uses the same printed circuit board but populates all of the memory pads and changes a couple of resistors
Nafi Coke 02 Dec 1998#437874
Sounds interesting. Please let us know how it works out.
Quoted text (14 lines)>I have a BIG favor to ask from the list. I am in the process of converting >my 8M Monster II to a 12M Monster II. I need some kind person who owns a >Monster II 12M to look at the front side of thier card and tell me which >resistors are NOT installed. There should be 5 or 10 on the front of the >card on the end away from the metal bracket which are empty pads without >resistors installed. I believe that the resistors are strappping resistors >which tell the card How much memory is installed and other options. I have >populated all memory pads but I think I need to change the config resistors >to make the card think it is a 12M card. >PS the 8 M printed circuit board has a part number silk screened (not the >sticker) on the back side of 22150105-005. I am betting that the 12M uses >the same printed circuit board but populates all of the memory pads and >changes a couple of resistors

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