Fairlight-CMI

Hi again,

I have had a good look at the card and it seems as if I do have CMI-41 2.4.
For some reason it has been labelled as Rev 2.6 on the bag and on the
pullout handles. In front of the 50 pin connector is a 24 pin inline slot.
This is arranged as 3 rows with 8 female pins in each in a row. Is this
where the RAM memory is placed ? I do not have anything connected to these
pins. In the photo of Michael's it looks like there is a RAM module placed
there.

Regards,


James Thomson

Magic Audio Co.
The Studio
West Hampstead
London NW2 3RJ
U.K.







On 27/10/04 8:09 am, "kmi9000" <kmi9000@yahoo.com> wrote:

> 
> 
> You're right. Using the TurboSCSI card requires major backplane
> and wavesuper mods (if you have Rev1).
> (However, you can run Rev11 software without the TurboSCSI option,
> as long as you can live with a limited number of simultaneous MDR
> tracks.) In any case, a Rev1 wavesuper needs "new" GALs + firmware
> and 4MB RAM. (It might be really difficult to find the right RAM
> chips, though. There is a jumper on the Rev1 wavesuper card which
> needs to be set for 1MB/4MB.)
> I have the Rev2 wavesuper (which is probably the best solution).
> 
> cheers
> Michael