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Apple Module Identification Manual (1994)

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The Apple Module Identification manual is Apple Computer's photographic catalogue of exchange modules for its service network, part number 072-8124, dated June 1994 (copyright 1985-1994). The scan hosted here has 608 PDF pages. Each catalogue page shows one module, usually as a photograph or line drawing, with its Apple service part number (661-xxxx) and any return notes, such as parts to remove before sending the module back. Individual pages carry their own revision dates.[1]

Contents

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The table of contents, with the PDF page where each section starts:[1]

Sections
Section Printed page PDF page
Module Index by Page Number ii 4
Cross Reference by Part Number xv 17
CPU PCBs 1.1.1 37
Keyboards 2.1.1 175
Power Supplies 3.1.1 195
Interface Cards 4.1.1 225
Monitors 5.1.1 277
Drives 6.1.1 351
Data Communication 7.1.1 429
Printers 8.1.1 441
Input Devices 9.1.1 581
Miscellaneous 10.1.1 599

The Interface Cards section covers the Macintosh SE-Bus and II PC Drive Cards, the Macintosh II Video Card and High-Resolution Display Video Card in their 4-bit and 8-bit versions, the Monochrome Video Card, the Display Cards 8•24, 4•8 and 8•24 GC, the Two-Page Monochrome and Portrait Display video cards, the EtherTalk, EtherTalk NB, Ethernet NB and Ethernet NB Twisted Pair cards, the TokenTalk NB, Token Ring 4/16 NB and Token Ring NB/c cards, the Coax/Twinax, Serial NB and ISDN NuBus cards, the IIci cache cards, the Ethernet LC and LC 575 communication-slot Ethernet cards, the Apple IIe Card, PowerBook Duo DRAM cards, the Workgroup Server 95 PDS card, the Display Card 24AC, the Quadra 610 DOS Compatibility Card, the Power Macintosh NuBus Adapter Card, the Power Macintosh 7100 and 8100 video cards, the Power Macintosh AV card, the Pro Audio Spectrum 16/SCSI card from the CD Multimedia Kit for PCs and the Media Vision Jazz 16 sound card.[2]

What this manual does not contain

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It identifies modules only. There are no schematics, component values, parts lists below module level, adjustment or test procedures. Some later entries, such as the Power Macintosh NuBus Adapter Card, say "Photograph not available at the time of printing".[3]

Pages that cite this document

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Download: Apple Module Identification (PN 072-8124, June 1994).pdf

References

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  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Apple Computer, Module Identification, PN 072-8124, June 1994: title page (PDF p. 1), table of contents (PDF p. 3, printed p. i).
  2. ↑ Module Identification, Module Index by Page Number, printed pp. vi-vii (PDF pp. 8-9).
  3. ↑ Module Identification, p. 4.8.1 (PDF p. 269).