RetroNinja
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Hello,
I have a single board computer - Cubix BC 4035 A4010 and I'm looking for information on it. I have found most of a manual at...
http://www.oldcomputers.it/parts/cubix/ers/docs/sitocubix/4035-c1.htm
My current big questions are
* how to hook up video? The video out is a 14 pin connector for a ribbon cable that pushes out video + keyboard/mouse signals. The manual says they use a combo connector that breaks out to vga and ps/2 cables. So, what's the pinout? Is there any way to tell with just a multimeter (I think not)? I have used KVMs in the past that combo'd the vga+keyboard. What are the odds there is an unofficial standard?
* how to power it up? Here the manual says to use Cubix's special backplane. Can I use any ISA backplane? I have a passive ISA+PCI backplane that I've used for other SBCs. I'd like some ideas before I just plug the thing in. Preferably some facts before I plug it in. I imagine it is going to work but I'm just trying build some knowledge before blind actions.
Thanks!
I have a single board computer - Cubix BC 4035 A4010 and I'm looking for information on it. I have found most of a manual at...
http://www.oldcomputers.it/parts/cubix/ers/docs/sitocubix/4035-c1.htm
My current big questions are
* how to hook up video? The video out is a 14 pin connector for a ribbon cable that pushes out video + keyboard/mouse signals. The manual says they use a combo connector that breaks out to vga and ps/2 cables. So, what's the pinout? Is there any way to tell with just a multimeter (I think not)? I have used KVMs in the past that combo'd the vga+keyboard. What are the odds there is an unofficial standard?
* how to power it up? Here the manual says to use Cubix's special backplane. Can I use any ISA backplane? I have a passive ISA+PCI backplane that I've used for other SBCs. I'd like some ideas before I just plug the thing in. Preferably some facts before I plug it in. I imagine it is going to work but I'm just trying build some knowledge before blind actions.
Thanks!