
PC 20-III | 302564
- Mainboard revision: 6.2B
- CPU: Siemens 8088-1 running at 4.77MHz (Standard), 7.16Mhz (Turbo), or 9.54MHz (Double)
- Optional 8087 math co-processor
- RAM: 640KB
- ROM: 32KB Phoenix self-configuring BIOS Version 4.40
- Chipset: Faraday FE2010A single chip controller IC
- Clock: Battery-backed Real Time Clock (RTC) maintains the date and time while the system is powered off
- Floppy Drives:
- A: Chinon F-502 LII 5.25” 360 KB DS/DD
- B: 720K 3.5″ Chinon FB-354
- HDD: Miniscribe 8245F 21MB MFM
- additional 16bit VGA card Trident TVGA9000C
- Sound: On-board piezoelectric beeper
- Ports:
- 9-pin d-sub bus mouse port compatible with Commodore Amiga 1352 mouse (MOS 5720)
- 25-pin d-sub RS-232 serial port (Western Digital WD8250-PL)
- 25-pin d-sub 8-bit Centronics parallel port (Paradise PPC1)
- DIN-5 IBM PC XT-compatible keyboard port
- 9-pin d-sub RGBI/Monochrome video port
- RCA composite video port
- Video: Onboard Paradise PVC4
- MDA Monochrome Text
- Hercules Monochrome Graphics
- CGA Color Text and Graphics
- Plantronics Colorplus Graphics
- Alpha132 Monochrome Text
- 3x 8-bit ISA slots for expansion
- 75 watt power supply
- work performed:
- battery removed, minimal leakage, all neutralized and cleaned
- FDDs disassembled, cleaned and lubricated
- whole machine completely dismantled and cleaned
- main PCB, PSU, FDD and VGA card recapped with Rubycon brand 105° type
- missing PSU casing screw replaced
- original Tandon HDD (on Tandon “Business Card” controller) had main bearing stuck, jump started it mechanically and made a backup of all the data, HDD and controller replaced
- HDD led cable soldered to HDD
- Case HDD led replaced (someone melted the holder and cut the legs too short)
- all six missing case screws replaced
- HDD backup [Ghost 2]