-=> Jay Emrie said to Greg Mayman
 -=> about "SILICON CHIP ON LINE" on 03-16-04  21:08.....

 GM>But there is a realtime clock module - "DALLAS DS1287 REAL TIME
9026B3".

 JE> That IS the clock AND the battery!! Go hereto learn more:

 JE> http://www.maxim-ic.com/appnotes.cfm/appnote_number/769/ln/en

Thanks, Jay. I've now checked out that site. It looks as though
the 12887 _might_ be a replacement for this module, if I had one.

I shall try cutting the case open to see whether I can access the
batteries and replace them, otherwise it goes for spare parts...
although the only bits I could use are the HDD and the ribbon
cables.

The FDD has a non-standard mounting. The case and p/s are
non-standard. The memory SIMs are non-standard, and most of the
other stuff is hard soldered on the motherboard :-((((

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