Description: IIGS Memory Expansion Card: Description (11/96) Header: IIGS Memory Expansion Card: Description (11/96) Article Created: 31 May 1991 Article Reviewed/Updated: 19 November 1996 TOPIC ----------------------------------------------------------- This article describes the Apple IIGS Memory Expansion Card. DISCUSSION ------------------------------------------------------ Overview -------- The Apple IIGS Memory Expansion Card gives your computer the internal memory needed to run sophisticated applications, and gives complete access to the advanced capabilities of the Apple IIGS. Although the 256K of RAM resident in the computer already lets you keep large documents and many applications close at hand, the Memory Expansion Card will hold even larger files and programs, further reducing time-consuming disk access. The Apple IIGS Memory Expansion Card adds up to a full megabyte (1MB) of RAM to the computer, in 256K increments. This means the total RAM in your system can be as high as 1.25MB with ROM 01, or 2MB with ROM 03. You can configure and install the card yourself, and increase its capacity at any time. System Requirements ------------------- To use the Apple IIGS Memory Expansion Card, you need an Apple IIGS or an Apple IIe with the Apple IIGS Upgrade installed. (This card is not compatible with other computers in the Apple II family.) Technical Specifications ------------------------ Electrical: Voltage requirements: 4.75 to 5.25 volts DC Power consumption Operation: 200 milliamps in 256K configuration 600 milliamps in 1MB configuration Standby: 140 milliamps in 256K configuration 370 milliamps in 1MB configuration. Environmental requirements -------------------------- - Ambient temperature: 50 to 104 degrees F (10 to 40 degrees C) - Relative humidity: 10% to 95% (non condensing) Article Change History: 19 Nov 1996 - Reviewed for technical accuracy, revised formatting. Copyright 1991-96, Apple Computer, Inc. Keywords: specsht