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I used a BlueSCSI on mine I believe I used ID 4 as well, the selector switch I believe can still be purchased from place like digikey or mouser. I’ll look.

This is the Fifth iteration of the "Apple Service Technical Procedures" series. In this guide Floppy drives are mainly discussed. Everything from how to repair, troubleshoot, and upgrade the Disk II, Disk ///, ProFile, DuoDisk, Disk IIc, UniDisk 3.5 (800k External Drive), and Apple 5.25...

@Garrets Workshop / @Zane Kaminski has a RAM128 Card you can order Gerber's for, the GitHub is HERE @Hans Huebner has created a sound card the "MockingBoard2k", the GitHub is HERE

Very common issue there are ID settings you may have to change around to get the order right. If you look on the drive carrier cage there are little number readers and if you click them they change the ID perhaps you may have set this up incorrectly, do you have photos? Also, if you need the...

This is from the fourth binder in the Apple Technical Procedures Series. What's covered in this specific section is the take apart guides, diagrams, part numbers, diagnostics, testing, and servicing of both revisions of the Apple IIe Color Monitor in this guide they are referred to the IIe and...

Hey I added the download for both revisions of the iie color monitor HERE, apologies I wasn't able to make it a separate document from the whole binder my intel iMac apparently can't handle copying 120ish pages from a PDF, maybe @retr01 wouldn't mind doing that? :)

This is quite an interesting document/label I learned about in the Apple Service Technical Procedures Volume Four Binder. Apparently back in the day Service centers had replacement units on hand with no serial numbers. If a customer brought in a defective device or one needing to be entirely...

This is the fourth iteration in the Apple Technical Procedures series. In this guide everything from diagnostics, testing, replacement, and take apart guides are described. There are part numbers and visual take apart guides, even diagrams are included. This guide covers the following monitors...

This is the Third Binder in the Apple Service Technical Procedures Series. In this Binder troubleshooting, repairing, and upgrading the Apple ImageWriter and ImagerWriter II is described. Also there are part numbers and multiple take a part guides, troubleshooting steps, and fault testing. Also...

It’s in the plans

Well eBay here I come I appreciate it guys thank you will post my update

That’s so weird though

Yeah HDMI to HDMI a straight HDMI cable

I’m doing DB-15 cable that goes into a DB-15 to VGA adapter plugged into the RGB input and outputs through my HDMI cable. So now I guess I have to find an db-15 to RGB cable great.

My Extron has a RGB input and my adapter is vga in from DB-15 is this an issue?

Links here

I will make one here shortly

Still no idea how to fix it detects a 640x480 signal at 60hz and it’s just a glowing black screen are my settings bad?

I did have it plugged in. I unplugged it for the photo but yes that is quite important lol.

Here what I’m using: