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<pdf width="800" height="500">File:Macintosh LC Developer Note.pdf</pdf> Download it here: [[:File:Macintosh LC Developer Note.pdf|Macintosh LC Developer Note.pdf]] This is Apple Computer's own developer documentation for [[Macintosh LC]], published in 1990. It covers the LC's 96-pin expansion connector, its signal definitions and its power budget, the video subsystem and monitor sense lines, and the sound subsystem. Apple's developer notes are a different document from the ''Service Source'' repair manuals: the Service Source tells a technician which module to swap, while the developer note gives the electrical and architectural detail โ rail currents, connector pinouts, power budgets and chip functions โ that a repairer needs in order to make a go/no-go measurement. Several figures on this wiki are cited to this document. == See Also == * [[:Category:Apple Documentation|Apple Documentation]] [[Category:Apple Documentation]] [[Category:Apple Vintage Computers]]
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