Hi. I bought an ACA 1233n-55 (with bodge wire(s) on rear of card). The seller referred to it as a 1233n-55. Using ACATool, the card is recognized as a 1233n -new 28.6#mhz card and speed settings only go as high as 28.6mhz. Am I missing something? Thanks.
ACA 1233n-55 and ACATool
- Amiga1200DKB
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Don't Panic. Please wash hands.
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The bodge wires only indicate that there is an IDE speeder on the card. Yes, the 55MHz card was the first with the bodge wires, but we've added the IDE speeder to the slower options a few weeks later, and it's still available as a paid upgrade for older ACA1233n cards.
What speed is the oscillator X1 near the outer edge?
I'll look up the warranty ID later.
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This unit was sold in November 2019 to a German customer with the initials U.M.A. It is a 26MHz card.
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Prime source for all documentation is our technical Wiki.
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First and fourth under the Sold Out group:
The following products are sold out:
ACA1233n (2016, 2019) - For the Amiga 1200. It is also compatible with the ACA500, ACA500plus and ACA2000.
ACA1230 (2010 - three models) - For the Amiga 1200
ACA630 (2010 - two models) - For the Amiga 600
ACA1231 (2011 - OEM product for Vesalia) - For the Amiga 1200
http://wiki.icomp.de/wiki/ACA1233n
http://wiki.icomp.de/wiki/ACA1231 -
He's probably looking for the leaflets that say how to plug them into the A1200 - those are not in the Wiki. That's because they describe what's obvious: Plug it in the only way that it fits, and read the Wiki for further documentation. There's no need to repeat that when you're on the Wiki anyway.
For the ACA1231, ACAtune and it's documentation is what's important.
For the ACA1233n, ACAtool and it's documentation is the right thing.
The important Takeaway from this thread is the Amiga1200DKB got fooled by a seller who allegedly said that the card is a 55MHz version, where in reality it's just a 26.6MHz card. It's up to the seller to make up for this, for example by lowering the price or taking it back.
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Warranty UT4Fn
That's not a valid Warranty ID.
The FPU and timer mounts are socketed. Do you still support these Jens?
We don't support cards that have been modified. The ACAtool will see it and allow you to make settings, but with FPUs being faked on a large scale, often times with long-term effects that are hard to prove, I refuse to put any time into supporting cards with FPUs - no matter who is asking, no matter how credible the FPU source was.
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Let's hope you don't get burned on this one. There are two possible Warranty IDs that actually belong to a 55MHzWenn man damit card and are very similar to the non-existent Warranty ID you've quoted.
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Let's hope you don't get burned on this one. There are two possible Warranty IDs that actually belong to a 55MHzWenn man damit card and are very similar to the non-existent Warranty ID you've quoted.
My first -55 Warranty no. was: WT4FY. I'll have to ask the seller for the actual code not of a lo-res photo. It could be up to a month before it arrives.
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