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== Connector and socket corrosion == The 800's modular design means it lives or dies by its connectors: * '''Module bay slots.''' Slot 1 takes the ROM personality module; the other three take RAM modules. Clean the module edge fingers with isopropyl alcohol and a lint-free cloth, then reseat several times. * '''Cartridge slots''', left and right. The right slot is unique to the 800.<ref name="faq" /> * '''SIO port''' โ J204, 13-pin, on the power supply PCB.<ref name="fsm" /> * '''Monitor socket''' โ J205, a DIN socket on the power supply PCB.<ref name="fsm" /> * '''Four controller jacks.''' The 400 and 800 are the only 8-bit Ataris with four.<ref name="faq" /> * '''Power jack''' J206, and the keyboard ribbon connector. * '''IC sockets''' on the CPU card (A301โA303, 40-pin) and the ROM and RAM modules.
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