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MAY 1981
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EXIDY COLOR
There is a possibility of error on the proper
insertion of the color board ribbon cable between
the color board and the logic board on "TARG"
and "SPECTAR". Two different cables have been
used to connect the color and logic boards to-
gether. The only difference is the numbering
system used on the pin-outs, otherwise they are
identical. The easiest way to properly connect the
BOARD RIBBON CABLES 0
ribbon cables is to ignore the numbers and just
physically make sure the cables leave the con-
nectors and boards in right direction. On the logic
board the ribbon cable exits the connector aimed
towards the nearest edge of the board.
On the color board, the ribbon cable exits
the connector aimed towards the edge farthest
from the socket. See illustration.
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If you have any questions concerning this information contact Exidy Customer Service at
(800) 538-8402 or (408) 734-9410.
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