LC and Comm Slot support 
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Here is a list of Macs which may support the LC compatible cards;
and the various comm slot cards. I can't warrent this list is 
complete or correct, you should
check whatever documentation you can find, including archived info on
Apple's Web site at apple.com.

For more information on the Macs I offer, check my Mac Home page at

http://retrotechnology.com/herbs_stuff/mac.html

Last updated Nov 3 2005, Herb Johnson


LC slot Macs:
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LC, LC II, LC III
LC 475, LC 520, LC 550, LC 575, LC 580, LC 630
Performa and/or Power Mac or Power PC models:

250 275 400 405 410 430 450 460 466 467 475 476
520 550 560 575 577 578 580CD 588CD 630 630CD
631CD 635CD 636 636CD 637CD 638CD

5200CD 5210CD 5215CD 5220CD 5260CD 5260/120 5270CD
5280 5300CD 5320CD

6200CD 6205CD 6210CD 6214CD 6216CD
6218CD 6220CD 6230CD 6260CD 6290CD 6300CD 6310CD 6320CD

Quadra 605, 630

Comm slot Macs:
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The original "Comm Slot" architecture was known as Comm Slot I, and
was the one used on computers such as the Power Macintosh 600, 630, 
6200, 6300, 5400, 5500
5200, and 5300. The Comm Slot II architecture is used with the Power
Macintosh 7220, 5400, 6360, 6400 series, and 6500 series computers, as well as 
the Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh. Check the specifications of your
Mac, on Apple's Web site or from other sources.

CARDS for comm slots fit one slot kind, or both: you have to look at 
the edge connector on the card. If the edge connector has a slot or 
gap near the center of the board, it's Slot II; if the gap is near 
the END of the board, it's Slot I; if there are TWO gaps, it will 
work with either Slot I or Slot II.