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Interesting. I used mine on my C4P and 100% sure I never connected anything to the video board... I guess instructions would be handy. I'm really puzzled why my instructions are missing.. all my OSI stuff was packed in a single box. Steve Must be nice. Some of mine got left at home, some followed m...

I still have a few more boxes of stuff from those days to go through. So, I'm still hoping to find the manual for the board. I did find a nice stash of Micro magazines, C User group news letters, Dr Dobbs, bunch of cassettes, etc.

Actually on my board it did connect to the original video circuit. That was what the smaller ribbon cable was for. On the end of it was a small PCB with solder tabs. From these were some 30ga wires that ran to various points on the Superboard. Unfortunately over the years they had all come lose and ...

Thanks Steve. Yep it sure looks like the same board. At least now I have a name to search on. I'm still digging through any old stashes of manuals and stuff to see what I can find. You know how it goes when things and been in storage for years and been through several moves.

David

I have this graphics board that was for my Superboard. If I remember right, you could toggle the Superboard into bit mapped mode and regular factory mode. But I can't find the manual anymore and don't even remember who original made it. I'm thinking it might have been Aardvark. So I thought I'd post...

I know this is an old thread and all.

Since I recently got my old Superboard/600 out and working again, I was wondering if there were any of the 610 boards left. I never did have one of those back in the day and would love to add one to it.

Thanks
David