
Apple II Computer Info
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Subject: Re: Apple speaker
Date: Thu, 30 Apr 1998 23:50:22 -0500
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TomMage writes ...
>
> Hello, I tried it, bought a cable with an RCA plug at one end and two > bare
wires on the other end. Tried hooking it up by splicing into the > speaker wires
and also disconnecting the speaker wires at the post and > hooking up directly to
the posts. Neither method seems to work, do you > have any idea why??
....
Yes. The speaker is in the Collector circuit of the output
transistor-- one end of the spkr goes to a resistor and capacitor
connected to the output transistor Collector and the other goes to +5V
(not ground). To get an audio output signal, the spkr must be in place;
or, you can substitute a 1 watt resistor-- something in the 22-39 Ohm
range.
The output should come from the side of the spkr (or 1 watt
resistor) going to the resistor & capacitor connected to the
transistor-- i.e. the side which is _not_ the +5V side. The output goes
through a coupling capacitor to the center lead of your RCA plug. The
Ground side of the RCA plug goes to ground.
"Ground" is DC ground = any motherboard trace area which is
connected to the ground side of the power supply. For example, the
outside "shell" of the composite video output is soldered to ground.
Apple II Computer Technical Information : Apple II Family Hardware Info
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