Applied-engineering GS-RAM III Manual de usuario

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+ Remember: Powering down will in turn erase what is currently in the temporary RAM disk you have created. Save any data from the RAM Disk that you do

Using the GS-RAM III RAM DiskNow you are ready to use the RAM disk you have created. Think of it as a regular disk. You can format itthen save or copy

COPYINGYou can copy programs to the RAM disk with the "Copy Files~ option on your System Utility Disk. You may prefer to use the Finder to make d

CHAPTER THREEAdding More MemoryMemory IncrementsYour GS-RAM III can be expanded in 1Mb increments up to 4Mb on the board. When you want to add more th

Fill the memory blocks in numerical order. Refer to theillustrations below.1) Remove the card from your computer if it is currently Installed.

5) Set the Switches.You must have the switches in the proper position in order for the correct amount of memory to be used. Your board may use either

Table Of Contents

INTRODUCTIONAbout The GS-RAM III CardMemory Expansion--The GS-RAM III allows you to increase the Random Access Memory (RAM) capacity of your Apple IIG

AW 3 Expansion Software--with your GS-RAM, you’ve also received Applied Engineering’s AW 3 Expander software. This program will greatly enhance the po

CHAPTER ONEGetting Started+ Note: If you’re using GS-RAM III with the RamKeeper, plug it into the front side of the RamKeeper only.This chapter tells

Location of the SwitchesYour board may use either Flip Switches or Rocker Switches Refer Co the drawing belo

7) Insert the card.Insert the gold edge-connector into the Memory Expansion Slot until it is completely seated. The chips will be facing the power sup

If you don’t use the Finder, you can use the “Copy Files” option of your GS utility disk or the “Filer” program included on the AW 3 Expander disk.+

CHAPTER TwoThe GS-RAM III as a RAM DiskMany of the newer application programs take advantage ofthe extended memory automatically. However, you may wan