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I would like to know what type of Digital I/O device can I use on a PowerMac 8100/80 (it has a SCSI interface). Can someone answer?
Thanks in advance, and please forgive my bad english!!
Giacomo
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Re:DIO for PowerMac 8100/80 - 2006/11/21 19:03I would presume you could install the AV card that comes out of the 8100/80 AV that you could hopefully buy on ebay, It will also depend on which OS you are running as to which SCSI card you could install. Tell us some more info about what you intend to do eg turn VHS tapes to digital etc. This would be a pretty slow computer to do that though without upgrading the processor, HD and RAM. Cheers , Stewie.
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Settis
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Re:DIO for PowerMac 8100/80 - 2006/11/22 03:02I'll try to explain...
I need a DIO to make an external triggering (using a TTL signal) of acquisition by a frame grabber.
Any suggestion?
Thanks again!!
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Re:DIO for PowerMac 8100/80 - 2006/11/22 03:30So, I need a
Digital I/O card, NUBUS interface , PowerMAC 8100/80 compatible complete of a BNC connector.
Do you know some model fulfilling these requirements?
Thanks again!!
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Re:DIO for PowerMac 8100/80 - 2006/12/22 22:118100/80 is going to be slow. Why not go for the 8600/300 +. It's set up fo video
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