Power Macintosh 7200

In September 2009 I started to downsize this collection to a few items and then archived this section to its own subdomain at the start of October 2011. Remaining items sold off in mid 2024.

Images

The front of the system unit with the auto-inject floppy drive and tray load CD-ROM drive. There is also available a alternate bezel so a removable media drive can be installed to the left of the CD-ROM. - pm7200-01.jpg pm7200-01.jpg, 1280x1024, 118KB
The front of the system unit with the auto-inject floppy drive and tray load CD-ROM drive. There is also available a alternate bezel so a removable media drive can be installed to the left of the CD-ROM.
The rear showing (from left) the security slot, SCSI port, AAUI and RJ45 Ethernet, modem and printer serial ports, video out port, Apple Desktop Bus port, and headphone and microphone sockets. - pm7200-02.jpg pm7200-02.jpg, 1280x1024, 165KB
The rear showing (from left) the security slot, SCSI port, AAUI and RJ45 Ethernet, modem and printer serial ports, video out port, Apple Desktop Bus port, and headphone and microphone sockets.
With the top cover removed the hard drive adjacent to the floppy drive can be seen. - pm7200-03.jpg pm7200-03.jpg, 1280x1024, 178KB
With the top cover removed the hard drive adjacent to the floppy drive can be seen.
Removing the shielding exposes the unoccupied fourth drive bay. - pm7200-04.jpg pm7200-04.jpg, 1280x1024, 177KB
Removing the shielding exposes the unoccupied fourth drive bay.
The entire drive bay and power supply assembly folds out to expose the logic board. The platic cover over the PCI slots also folds out. - pm7200-05.jpg pm7200-05.jpg, 1600x1200, 358KB
The entire drive bay and power supply assembly folds out to expose the logic board. The platic cover over the PCI slots also folds out.
A 7" 100 MHz PC Compatibility Card with an additional 32MB DIMM installed. - pm7200-06.jpg pm7200-06.jpg, 1200x900, 285KB
A 7" 100 MHz PC Compatibility Card with an additional 32MB DIMM installed.
The PC Card has two ports, one for the video loopback cable and another for a joystick. It is interesting to note that the joystick port is covered by a cap to prevent inadvertent connection as it is the same socket as used for video out. - pm7200-07.jpg pm7200-07.jpg, 1200x900, 135KB
The PC Card has two ports, one for the video loopback cable and another for a joystick. It is interesting to note that the joystick port is covered by a cap to prevent inadvertent connection as it is the same socket as used for video out.
The logic board after installation of the PC Card. The two grey cables are to intercept the audio from the CD-ROM and supply PC audio out through the built-in socket. The blue ribbon cable should be plugged into the brown socket above the CPU which would mean that the loopback cable does not have to be used. However it is missing the appropriate adapter at the end... - pm7200-08.jpg pm7200-08.jpg, 1600x1200, 365KB
The logic board after installation of the PC Card. The two grey cables are to intercept the audio from the CD-ROM and supply PC audio out through the built-in socket. The blue ribbon cable should be plugged into the brown socket above the CPU which would mean that the loopback cable does not have to be used. However it is missing the appropriate adapter at the end...
The rear of the system unit showing the loopback cable connected to both the built-in video out and the PC Card. - pm7200-09.jpg pm7200-09.jpg, 1200x900, 155KB
The rear of the system unit showing the loopback cable connected to both the built-in video out and the PC Card.

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