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Offline mechy

Re: 2091 ram
« on: June 22, 2012, 09:49:31 PM »
Quote from: motrucker;697572
I have a 2091 card with 1Mb of RAM installed. It isn't showing up (plenty of room ram wise) the RAM chips are in the 3rd & 4th banks (as opposed to the 1st and 2nd bank). Will that create a problem?
The SCSI works fine, it's only the RAM that gives me an issue.

The 2091 needs 256x4 chips(usually marked 514256, 44c256 etc or similar but there are many other #'s) .. 8 chips make 1MB.
the 2091 can take 512K,1M,2MB.. be sure to set the jumper on the card to signify what is installed.for 1 Mb you would fill sockets u14-u21 (look inside the socket for #'s)
 

Offline mechy

Re: 2091 ram
« Reply #1 on: June 23, 2012, 12:41:20 AM »
Quote from: motrucker;697601
I thought the placement was a problem, BUT none of the docs I can find say a word about chip placement. I set the jumper right, but I received the card with the RAM installed this way - so I wasn't sure.
I am lucky enough that this card has the revision 08 SCSI chip in it - thanks to another Aorg member.
btw the chips are marked "p21014 - 10" - I'll look them up later.

On most ram cards you usually fill the lower banks and or lowest numbered sockets in order.

I wonder if some of the first ram was bad and was removed or? who knows.
the part number is a 256x4 so you should be good in that respect if the chips are good.

Mech