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EURAAPPLE (EUROPLUS)

The video circuit of Apple II generates a composite video signal conforming to the NTSC system used in the United States and Japan, but it was possible to adopt the European video system with different standards from the beginning. For original and PLUS mother boards, changing from the NTSC system to the CCIR system used in many European countries is possible by cutting two X-shaped jumper pads on the board. In addition, the PAL system and the SECAM system were supported by mounting the encoder board to the slot 7.

The picture is the Europe version of Apple II Plus called EUROPLUS. In this model the keyboard has been exchanged in order to correspond to lower case by the former owner. Of course, if you exchange the character ROM and the keyboard, you can return it to the original. Green letters of “europlus” and apple II logo printed on the nameplate. Production is Ireland factory.


POWER SUPPLY(220V)

The familiar power supply is outputs + 5V, -5.2V, + 11.8V, -12.0V, but the input is 220V specification according to European standards. Original Apple2 In the case of Original Apple II, some power supplies were able to switch the input voltage with a switch of 110/220 volt model in addition to the 110 volt model. The model of the photograph is a single specification of 220V.


SLOT 7

In SLOT 7 of Europlus, there is a description of "THIS SLOT ONLY FOR EURO COLOR PAL / SECAM CARD", "DO NOT USE ANY OTHER CARD", and it is clearly stated that to attach special cards to this slot to support PAL / SECM system.


PAL COLOR ENCODER CARD

PAL COLOR ENCODER CARD is installed in slot 7. A card that takes the input from the second VIDEO output from the right of the VIDEO output of the 4 pin Auxiliary Video Connector at the far right of the board and outputs it to the RCA pin jack. In the left slot 6 is the Disk II Interface Card. By the way, the 4 pin Auxiliary Video Connector is +12 V, -5 V, VIDEO output, GROUND signal from the left. Apple II Original In the Apple II Original, there are mother boards of rev. 0 and rev. 1, but on the board of rev. 1, only the VIDEO signal among these 4 pins is independently added to the front of the 4 pins. According to Apple manual, this change is said to be Euroapple compliant. With the recent Macintosh Apple TV / VIDEO system, it is compatible with NTSC, PAL and SECM system with the default setting of Apple video player software, so if you use the Macintosh video input, it is possible to check the function of this card.


DISK II MADE IN IRELAND DISK II MADE IN IRELAND

The left picture is the nameplate on the back of Disk II made by the Irish factory. Ireland There is a description indicating that it is made by Ireland factory. apple computer inc It is also interesting that it is described as applecomputer ltd, not apple computer inc. DiskII Disk II was announced in the summer of 1978. Since Disk II with the seal of the Toray Research Center which was an authorized Japanese agent in my house is also made by the Irish factory, Apple has established a multinational manufacturing system from quite early stage.

 

 

 

DISK IIは長く製造されたことから、そのバージョンも多々あり、後ろの銘板ひとつとってみても大変興味深い。

DISK II has been manufactured for a long time, so there are many versions, and it is very interesting to examine their nameplates on the back.

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