Power Macintosh 5260: Difference between revisions
Cite and link the newly hosted Power Macintosh 5260 user's manual |
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| 5260/120 || October 1, 1996<ref name="apple120" /> || September 19, 1996 / March 1, 1997<ref name="em120" /> || M5233LL/A || 120 MHz || 16 MB || 1.2 GB || 8× (AppleCD 1200i) | | 5260/120 || October 1, 1996<ref name="apple120" /> || September 19, 1996 / March 1, 1997<ref name="em120" /> || M5233LL/A || 120 MHz || 16 MB || 1.2 GB || 8× (AppleCD 1200i) | ||
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Drive models are from Apple's service manual (p. 30); the manual also lists a 1.6 GB drive.<ref name="ss5260" /> Apple's specification pages give 16 MB as the minimum for both models, as does the Specifications chapter of the service manual (p. 29), but the manual's model overview lists "16 MB of DRAM minimum" as one of the ways the 5260/120 differs from the 5260/100 (p. 4).<ref name="apple100" /><ref name="ss5260" /> | Drive models are from Apple's service manual (p. 30); the manual also lists a 1.6 GB drive.<ref name="ss5260" /> Apple's specification pages give 16 MB as the minimum for both models, as does the Specifications chapter of the service manual (p. 29), but the manual's model overview lists "16 MB of DRAM minimum" as one of the ways the 5260/120 differs from the 5260/100 (p. 4).<ref name="apple100" /><ref name="ss5260" /> Apple's developer note for the 5260 gives 8 MB installed in a SIMM slot (Table 1-1, p. 3).<ref name="dn5260">Apple Computer, ''Developer Note: Power Macintosh 5260 Computer'' (1996), Table 1-1, printed p. 3. Hosted as [[:File:Power Macintosh 5260 Computer Developer Note (1996).pdf]].</ref> | ||
== Hardware == | == Hardware == | ||
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Apple's owner's manual, the ''Power Macintosh User's Manual'' for Power Macintosh 5260 series computers (1996), covers setup, troubleshooting and reinstalling software, and its Appendix B shows how to open the computer and fit LC-PDS and communication cards, SIMMs and the level-2 cache module (pp. 133–149).<ref name="ug5260">Apple Computer, ''Power Macintosh User's Manual: for Power Macintosh 5260 series computers'' (1996), Appendix B (pp. 133–149) and Appendix D, Technical Information (pp. 159–166), printed page numbers. Hosted as [[:File:Power Macintosh 5260 Series User's Manual.pdf]].</ref> Its technical appendix gives a 12 MB minimum and 70 ns SIMMs, which differ from the service manual.<ref name="ug5260" /> Download: [[:File:Power Macintosh 5260 Series User's Manual.pdf|Power Macintosh 5260 Series User's Manual.pdf]]. | Apple's owner's manual, the ''Power Macintosh User's Manual'' for Power Macintosh 5260 series computers (1996), covers setup, troubleshooting and reinstalling software, and its Appendix B shows how to open the computer and fit LC-PDS and communication cards, SIMMs and the level-2 cache module (pp. 133–149).<ref name="ug5260">Apple Computer, ''Power Macintosh User's Manual: for Power Macintosh 5260 series computers'' (1996), Appendix B (pp. 133–149) and Appendix D, Technical Information (pp. 159–166), printed page numbers. Hosted as [[:File:Power Macintosh 5260 Series User's Manual.pdf]].</ref> Its technical appendix gives a 12 MB minimum and 70 ns SIMMs, which differ from the service manual.<ref name="ug5260" /> Download: [[:File:Power Macintosh 5260 Series User's Manual.pdf|Power Macintosh 5260 Series User's Manual.pdf]]. | ||
Apple's developer note for the machine describes its architecture, I/O and expansion slots for card designers, with mechanical drawings of the I/O expansion cards: [[:File:Power Macintosh 5260 Computer Developer Note (1996).pdf|Power Macintosh 5260 Computer Developer Note (1996).pdf]].<ref name="dn5260" /> | |||
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