p/n 96G1351 mem expansion card what does it fit?
tracv
the card is silkscreened "IBM Corporation 1995" as well as "3/94V-0"
and "ATDB9525"
The card has 4 cappacitors at the bottom and 2 sets of 4 72pin gold
contacts. card is not much wider than sockets and a 2 section gold card edge
connector.
Any answer to this puzzel would be apreciated, thanks in advance.
tr...@sk.sympatico.ca
Vince Tracey, Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Peter H. Wendt
2 sets of 4 sockets ?
Sounds a lot like a PowerPC or RS/6000 internal memory riser card.
Is there any 7-digit "FRU" number mentioned ?
The number 96G1351 does not show up in my data ...
--
Very friendly greetings from Peter in Germany
http://members.aol.com/mcapage0/mcaindex.htm
----------------------------------------------------------
"The trouble with doing something right the first time
is that nobody appreciates how difficult it was."
----------------------------------------------------------
*** Direct replies to: peter...@aol.com only ! ***
Peterwendt
>Could also be the mem riser from a PC Server 320, etc.
That's why I asked, because that's FRU 96G1339 (320/520 M-models).
Usually there is either the number or a sticker.
That additional "94V-0" says nothing - it is a board marker that can be found
on most printboards and is a quality/material/safety related sign like the UL
label.
Pete Rickard
"Peter H. Wendt" <peterh...@gecits-eu.com> wrote in message
news:399198EC...@gecits-eu.com...
> Hi !
>
> 2 sets of 4 sockets ?
> Sounds a lot like a PowerPC or RS/6000 internal memory riser card.
>
> Is there any 7-digit "FRU" number mentioned ?
> The number 96G1351 does not show up in my data ...
>
> --
> Very friendly greetings from Peter in Germany
> http://members.aol.com/mcapage0/mcaindex.htm
>
Pete Rickard
P/N 96G1351 stencilled on the board.
Looks like we have a match!!
Though this one has 96G1354 on a sticker, but then I've rarely found
Australian built IBM numbers to match ones in the HMM, etc.
-Pete.
Peterwendt <peter...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20000810152632...@nso-fk.aol.com...
> Hi Pete !
>
> >Could also be the mem riser from a PC Server 320, etc.
>
> That's why I asked, because that's FRU 96G1339 (320/520 M-models).
>
> Usually there is either the number or a sticker.
> That additional "94V-0" says nothing - it is a board marker that can be
found
> on most printboards and is a quality/material/safety related sign like the
UL
> label.
>
>
Jay P. Thorne
Looks like you are referring to the memory board from a PC Server 320
(8640-MYO). I got the one out of mine and it has the same number on its
sticker. My 8640-MZV has one sorta like it but with an extra tab with 2
chips and a bunch of smd's on the end oppisite from the connector.
Jay
Peterwendt
>Looks like you are referring to the memory board from a PC Server 320
>(8640-MYO). I got the one out of mine and it has the same number on its
>sticker. My 8640-MZV has one sorta like it but with an extra tab with 2
>chips and a bunch of smd's on the end oppisite from the connector.
Okay, okay ... I shutdown "starship", opened it and took out the memory board.
It is an 8641-MZS Server 520 with the MCA/PCI board.
The card has 4 caps at the bottom, 2 x 74ABT244 at the top, 2 x 4 72-pin memory
connectors and a sticker in the mid between the 2 4-groups that reads "96G3659"
in the middle.
Quite some SMD resistors and caps "rubbish" splattered all over the card as
well.
A silk-screened number in the top / righthand corner says "96G3656 Rev1".
None of these numbers shows up in my EPRM ... :-)
So is that -about- what we are talking about ?