- Next Steps
- Clean and fix the System Board
- Increase memory to 1024 MiB
- Increase VRAM to 3MiB
- Install AAUI for Ethernet RJ-45
- Install LocalTalk cabling
- Set-up AppleTalk network over LocalTalk
- Add a video monitor
- Add a keyboard
- Add a ADB mouse
- Add a larger HDD SCSI. 4GB, perhaps?
- SCSI 50-pin HDD
- OR SCA-80 146GB + adapter ()+(Eur8.00)
- OR SCSI2SD (Eur80.00)+
- Add an external microphone
- Add an external speakers
- Add an external modem (Apple GeoPort Telecom Adapter)
- Add a Printer
- Deployment lay-out
(insert ASCII drawing showing the set-up) - Configuration
- Devices:
- Nothing
- MoBo:
- Status: Unknown
- CPU: 1 x PowerPC 601 @ 100 MHz
- P/N:820-0752-A
- Memory
- RAM
- Type: DRAM DIMM 168-pin FPM <=70ns 5V
- Maximum: 1024MiB (8 x 128MiB)
- Installed: ?
- Bank A
- Slot1: ?
- Slot2: ?
- Slot3: ?
- Slot4: ?
- Bank B
- Slot1: ?
- Slot2: ?
- Slot3: ?
- Slot4: ?
- VRAM
- Type: VRAM DIMM 112-pin <=70ns
- Maximum: 4 x 1 MiB (pairs of 2 x 1 MiB)
- Installed: none
- Slot1:
- Slot2:
- Slot3:
- Slot4:
- Cache DIMM
- Type: Level 2 Cache DIMM 160-pin 11ns
- Maximum: 1 MiB
- Installed:
- Slot1: populated
- Storage
- FDD: Apple 3 1/2" 1.4 MB
- ODD: AppleCD 600i 4x CD-ROM drive (SCSI)
- HDD: 1000MB (SCSI)
- Expansions
- PCI0 (PCI 2.0 5.0V/3.3V):
- PCI1 (PCI 2.0 5.0V/3.3V):
- PCI2 (PCI 2.0 5.0V/3.3V):
- Cables
- Internal
- flat-ribbon 2- vias (FDD)
- flat ribbon 50-vias (HDD)
- Connectors:
- Internal
- External
- SCSI (DB-25)
- AAUI
- 10Base-T Ethernet (RJ-45)
- GeoPort Modem (Mini DIN8)
- Printer (Mini DIN8)
- Vide monitor (DB-15)
- ADB (Mini DIN4)
- RCA female (Audio in)
- RCA female (Audio out)
- Costs
- Acquisition (eBay) Eur100,00
- Links
- https://everymac.com/systems/apple/powermac/specs/powermac_7500_100.html
- https://lowendmac.com/1995/power-mac-7500/
- Photos
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