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Apple II Computer Info

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[email protected] (John Ruschmeyer) wrote:

>> If yours will fit, then, yes, if you put it in Slot 4 and set the Slot

>>"Your Card" you give up the mouse as long as the card is in use. Also, it

seems

>>that you would need to set IIgs Speed to "Normal" (slow) speed.

>Okay. Out of curiousity, where does one usually put a coprocessor card in a

>IIgs (i.e., what slot?)?

They can go into any slot except slot 3 and the memory

expansion slot. The PC Transporter (provides an IBM XT

processor at "Turbo XT" speed for a hardware/software

IBM XT emulator) for example I've used in several different

slots.

>Do we all keep turning slots on and off, depending

>on what we're running at the time?

No. Some cards, especially IIGS specific cards, do

not require that you switch a slot to "Your Card." This

means that for these cards, you get to use your slot

and keep your built in function. Sound cards and

accelerator cards work this way as do most video

cards. The Second Sight card for example. You

can plug a Second Sight into any slot on a ROM 3

IIGS and you do not have to set the slot to "Your

Card." Same thing with the Visionary GS frame

grabber card.

On the flip side, it is often possible to switch a slot

to "Your Card" and still keep the built in function.

On a ROM 3 IIGS, you can plug a card into slot 4,

set the slot to "Your Card" and keep using your

mouse.

Under both a ROM 01 and a ROM 3, you can plug a

card into slot 2 and set that slot to "Your Card"

without losing the modem port in most terminal

programs (ProTERM 3.1, for example).

Finally, under System 6.0.1, you can have a card in

slot 5, set that slot to "Your Card" and still keep your

built in slot 5 RAM disk.

>Okay, I admit it, I'm confused. Any good tutorials on the use of slots in

>a IIgs?

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