Apple II

Apple II - unknown home-made thingy connected to cassette in.

This is a little thing I found in an Apple II I bought in Dec. 2008. It seems to generate a 2 Hz signal to the cassette input.

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My Apple IIc computer

My Apple IIc!

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My Apple ][e from eBay

The guy I bought it from bought the case in a different auction.

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Apple II+ video signal

One line of image on the video signal from my Apple II+.

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Address 0x0005 reference trace

This is a trace of the Apple II+ address lines 0 to 13, and the SYNC and PHI0 signals (top), around the only refernce to address 0x0005 it does before it crashes. Strangely, this reference is only a part of a LDA instruction at address 0xF88C (you can see SYNC signal is low, indicating that processor is NOT reading an op code). Execution continues normally after the reference at address 0xF88E.

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Apple II+ fault search

Oscilloscope screen showing D0 signal (yellow) from peripheral connector 7 on Apple II+, and some address bits (cyan). No peripheral cards are installed, it's just the monitor that is running. I suspect that the poor look of the signal is due to the PROM's characteristics, and that it is causing my II+ to crash whenever I boot from disk.

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Raycast Exit

View of exit doors. Turn around to see the cool surprise.

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Raycast Hall

View looking down outside hallway with windows

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Raycast Room

View in main room looking at a door.

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My REV 0 Apple ][ before restoration

My REV 0 Apple ][ before restoration.
Problems: Keyboard not working, Motherboard non functional. Power supply not working. Dead spiders.

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