8525-036 (Intel 80286 CPU)



The 25-286 PS/2


I have two, one of which is running in it's original monitor casing. The other one's monitor went bad, and I transplanted it into an 8525-004 casing just to keep it running...but that case has a bad monitor that has a wobbly/out of focus picture.

Windows 3.10 is running on both of these, on top of MS-DOS 6.22.

*2MB of planar RAM in 2x1MB SIMMs is not a common configuration.

The 8525-286 Planar Board:
25-286 Planar Board Diagram
Components: (Also stolen from Louis Ohland!)
F1 KB/Mouse fuse
J1 Pointing-device connector
J2 Keyboard connector
J3 Parallel port
J4 Display connector
J5 Serial port
J6 Bus-adapter connector
J7 Power-supply connector
J9 Memory packs
J10 Optional memory packs
J11 Hard-disk drive connector
J12 Diskette-drive connector
J13 Password-override connector
J14 Power-supply connector
J15 Earphone?
SP1 Speaker
ZM1 Math coprocessor connector
ZM2 VLSI VL82C100
ZM3 VLSI VL82C102A
ZM4 VL82C103A
ZM5 VLSI VL82C104
ZM6 VLSI VL82C101B
ZM9 VLSI VL16C451
ZM14 27F4094 DISKGA
ZM18 15F6864 VGA
ZM19 NEC D765BC
ZM23 IMSG171P-35
ZM33 8042
ZM35 Clock module connector
ZM36 80286-10
ZM46 EPROM
ZM47-54 64Kx4
Y1 14.318 MHz osc
Y2 25.175 MHz osc
Y3 20.322 MHz osc
Y4 20 MHz osc
Y5 48.00000 MHz osc


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