Apple IIc Plus Owner's Guide
The Apple IIc Plus Owner's Guide (Apple Computer, Inc., 1988, revision A) is Apple's own guide for the Apple IIc Plus. Appendix D is the published specification for the machine.
What is in it
[edit | edit source]- Processor: 65C02, eight-bit internal architecture, 4 MHz clock frequency.
- Memory: 128K bytes of RAM; 32K bytes of ROM containing Applesoft BASIC, the disassembler and the machine-language Monitor.
- Storage: the built-in 3.5-inch drive plus controllers for three additional drives, no more than two of which may be 5.25-inch.
- Interfaces: composite video output (NTSC) and RF modulator; external disk drive port; serial printer (slot 1 equivalent); serial modem (slot 2 equivalent); joystick, mouse and hand-control port; internal memory expansion connector (slot 4 equivalent).
- Input: 95 to 135 V AC RMS, 60 Hz. Power 10 W continuous, 15 W intermittent - the IIc Plus supply is internal, where the IIc used an external brick.
- Environment: operating temperature 10 to 40 °C; relative humidity 10% to 95% non-condensing; altitude up to 10,000 feet.
- Keyboard: 63 keys including the arrow keys, plus the Dvorak option.
- Appendix E, "Apple II Family Differences", lists the software compatibility cases and their work-arounds.
Download: Apple IIc Plus Owners Guide 1988.pdf