| From: | storm |
| Date: | 22 Sep 2001 at 15:17:23 |
| Subject: | [amigactive] Re: 1D.4 Timing fix. |
Hi David
On 21-Sep-01, you wrote:
> --- In amigactive@y..., Gareth Griffiths <g.griffiths@g...> wrote:
>
>> Is there any way of checking whether the 1D.4 motherboard has had
>> the timing fix done on it without plugging it all in etc.? Is there
>> any giveaway clues on the motherboard itself?
>
> Some resistors/capacitors will be removed/added or not. Check out
> http://www.amiga-hardware.com/a1200.html for the fixes.
The added capacitor is on the left, just underneath the alice chip, and a
wire extends from the small chip just to the right of the capacitor to one
of the pins on the Budgie.
This is looking at the board so you can read the "Channel Z" and revision
info.
The timing fix is mainly useful so that the Amiga doesn't have to reboot 3
times when you first turn it on.
Regards
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