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Apple IIc Plus Owner's Guide

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The Apple IIc Plus Owner's Guide is Apple Computer's owner's manual for the Apple IIc Plus, copyright 1988. The reader-response card bound in at the back carries part number 030-1477-A. The hosted scan has 194 pages.

Contents

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Chapter and appendix start pages as printed in the contents list:

  • Introducing the Apple IIc Plus, p. xiii (unpacking, road map to the manuals)
  • 1 Learning About Your Apple IIc Plus, p. 1: setting up, the handle, connecting a monitor or television, disk drives, compatibility with other Apple II computers, care, the training disk, starting up and problems starting up
  • 2 Application Programs, p. 25
  • 3 Once Over Lightly, p. 49
  • 4 The Keyboard and the Mouse, p. 61, including the keyboard switch (p. 66)
  • 5 Saving Documents, p. 81: 3.5-inch and 5.25-inch disks, formatting, ProDOS pathnames, disk operating systems
  • 6 Peripheral Devices, p. 101: back-panel ports and symbols (pp. 103-104), printers, modems, monitors, disk drives, memory expansion cards (p. 110)
  • Appendix A Ask Apple, p. 113
  • Appendix B Guide to Service and Support, p. 121
  • Appendix C Troubleshooting, p. 125: starting up, display, disk drives, saving, printers, modems, error messages
  • Appendix D Specifications of the Apple IIc Plus, p. 137
  • Appendix E Apple II Family Differences, p. 141: keyboard, slots and ports, display
  • Glossary, p. 147; Index, p. 161

What it settles

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Appendix D (pp. 137-139) is Apple's published specification:

  • 65C02, eight-bit internal architecture, 4 MHz clock frequency
  • 128K RAM; 32K ROM with Applesoft BASIC, the disassembler and the machine-language Monitor
  • Built-in 3.5-inch drive, with controllers for three more drives of which no more than two can be 5.25-inch
  • Interfaces: composite video (NTSC) and RF modulator; external disk drive; serial printer (slot 1 equivalent); serial modem (slot 2 equivalent); joystick, mouse and hand-control port; internal memory expansion connector (slot 4 equivalent)
  • Input: 95 to 135 V AC RMS, 60 Hz; 10 W continuous, 15 W intermittent
  • Environment: operating 10 to 40 °C; storage −40 to 47 °C; operating humidity 10% to 95% non-condensing; altitude to 10,000 feet
  • Keyboard: 63 keys including the arrow keys, with the Dvorak option

What this guide does not contain

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It is an owner's manual. There are no schematics, take-apart procedures, part numbers or component values, and the troubleshooting appendix covers setup and software problems, not hardware faults. Apple's service procedures for the machine are in the Apple IIc Plus Technical Procedures (File:Apple IIc Plus Technical Procedures.pdf). Appendix D refers readers to the Apple IIc Plus Technical Reference manual for technical information; the wiki does not host that manual.

Pages that cite this document

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  • Apple IIc Plus: specifications, interfaces, input power and environment

Download: Apple IIc Plus Owners Guide 1988.pdf

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