Macintosh IIx ®

Overview

The ® IIX is ideal mentally to 8 megabytes of ple® FDHD™ SuperDrive®, for people who require RAM. And virtually any which allows it to read maximum expandability, type of Macintosh IIX con- from and write to not only disk storage capacity, and figuration can be created, 3.5-inch Macintosh floppy the flexibility of a modular because the system in- disks, but also the 3.5-inch Macintosh personal com- cludes six internal NuBus™ disks used puter system. expansion slots to add in many other types of The performance of the cards (such as additional personal computers. An Macintosh IIX results pri- network interfaces), as internal Apple hard disk— marily from its advanced well as six external ports with up to 160 megabytes 68030 microprocessor. And to accommodate peripher- of capacity—can also be to accelerate the process- als (such as hard disks and installed, as well as a ing of complex math func- printers) and LocalTalk™ second SuperDrive. tions, the Macintosh IIX network connections. The The Macintosh IIX is comes standard with a Macintosh IIX also offers compatible with virtually 68882 coprocessor. advanced color and gray- all Macintosh applications, To meet the demands of scale graphics capabilities, and comes standard with the growing number of and can be used with a Apple’s MultiFinder™ powerful Macintosh appli- wide range of monitors. operating system and cations available today, the For storage, HyperCard®, a tool for memory of the Macintosh the Macintosh IIX uses the custom software solutions. IIX can be expanded incre- unique 1.4-megabyte Ap- Features Benefits

Full 32-bit 68030 microprocessor Offers power, performance, and with built-in Paged Memory high-speed processing. Management Unit (PMMU) Supports multitasking operating systems (such as Apple’s A/UX®) that require memory management capabilities in order to run...... 68882 floating-point coprocessor Offers fast processing of complex mathematical functions, such as logarithmic and trigonometric series...... Six NuBus expansion slots Lets you configure your system to meet specific needs. Makes it easy to add a variety of cards. (Cards are self-configuring— they require no DIP switches, and can be placed in any slot.) Provides flexibility for expansion as your requirements change and new technology becomes available...... Apple FDHD SuperDrive Provides 75 percent more storage — A second SuperDrive can be capacity than 800K disk drives. installed. Allows you to conveniently transfer data files between Macintosh, OS/2, MS-DOS, and Apple II systems on the same 3.5-inch disk, using the Apple File Exchange utility...... Internal hard disk storage Accommodates either 5.25- or 3.5- inch hard disk drives (higher-capacity hard disk drives typically become available first in the 5.25-inch size)...... Choice of monitors (sold Lets you choose the monitor you separately): need—from high-quality RGB —Apple High-Resolution Mono- monitors with vivid colors to mono- chrome Monitor chrome monitors that offer the —AppleColor™ High-Resolution RGB crispness and clarity traditionally Monitor associated with Macintosh. —Apple Two-Page Monochrome Monitor —Apple Macintosh Portrait Display ......

Six built-in ports: two serial, two Lets you expand your system with ,™ one SCSI, one popular peripherals without using sound expansion slots. Provides access to LocalTalk cable-based networks, which allows you to connect your Macintosh IIX to other computers and to LaserWriter® printers through the AppleTalk® network system. Provides connection for Apple Desktop Bus devices such as a keyboard, hand-controlled pointing device (such as a mouse or trackball), or graphics tablet. Features Benefits

1 megabyte of on-board RAM, Supports up to seven SCSI expandable to 8 megabytes peripherals. Provides the flexibility to grow as you need additional memory. Lets you work with large amounts of data, such as large spreadsheets, large scanned images, and sound editing files. Lets you open multiple applica- tions concurrently under MultiFinder...... 256K of ROM on SIMM (Single The SIMM mounting makes it easy In-line Memory Module), including: to remove and replace ROM for more —Hierarchical File System convenient configuration and servic- —Drivers for Macintosh hard disk ing. drives, NuBus expansion slots, Apple The Hierarchical File System Desktop Bus, 68882 floating-point organizes storage for documents and coprocessor, SCSI, and AppleTalk allows easy access to files. network The SCSI interface supports high- —Color QuickDraw™ performance peripherals. QuickDraw and Color QuickDraw enable Macintosh applications to offer a consistent interface throughout the Macintosh family and enable color systems to display 256 colors or shades of gray simultaneously...... Macintosh user interface: mouse, Makes most applications intuitive icons, windows, and pull-down and easy to learn. menus Provides a consistent interface across applications. Reduces training and support costs...... MultiFinder operating system Allows multiple applications to be software opened concurrently. Lets you easily integrate informa- tion from multiple applications by cutting and pasting between them. Allows you to continue working with applications while performing tasks in the background, such as print spooling or downloading remote files...... Software compatibility Runs virtually all Macintosh software, including applications designed to take advantage of floating-point coprocessors...... Apple stereo sound chip Provides high-quality digital sound. Offers compatibility with all applications that use Macintosh sound...... Choice of keyboards (sold sepa- Apple Keyboard includes numeric rately): keypad and cursor keys for efficient —Apple Keyboard operation. — Apple Extended Keyboard also includes 15 function keys, letting you work effectively with alternate operat- ing systems, terminal-emulation programs, and other data communica- tions applications. Product Details

System Configuration 68030 Processor Network Support Five configurations are available: The 32-bit 68030 processor runs at The Macintosh IIX provides full —The Macintosh IIX CPU includes the 15.667 megahertz. ROM support for all AppleTalk 68030 microprocessor, 68882 floating- The 32-bit address bus provides a protocols, and has serial ports for point coprocessor, 1 megabyte of total addressable space of 4 LocalTalk network connections. RAM, one 1.4-megabyte floppy disk gigabytes. drive, and mouse. Separate instruction and data Operating System Software —The Macintosh IIX 1/40 CPU caches provide significantly faster Macintosh system software includes all of the features of the processing. includes: Macintosh IIX CPU, plus a 40-mega- Built-in PMMU supports virtual, —System Tools Version 6.0.3 or byte internal hard disk drive. shared, and protected memory in greater (the Macintosh operating —The Macintosh IIX 4/80 CPU operating systems that have been system) includes all of the features of the designed for it (such as Apple’s —Printer disk (the printer drivers for Macintosh IIX, except that it has 4 A/UX). all Apple printers) megabytes of RAM and an 80- —Utility disks, which include utilities megabyte hard disk drive. 68882 Floating-Point Math such as Apple File Exchange, HD SC —The Macintosh IIX 4/160 CPU Coprocessor Setup, CloseView, Disk First Aid™, includes all of the features of the The 68882 performs complex and the Font/DA Mover Macintosh IIX, except that it has 4 mathematical calculations, such as HyperCard is included. megabytes of RAM and a 160- logarithmic and trigonometric func- A/UX Version 1.1 (or greater) is megabyte hard disk drive. tions. compatible with the Macintosh IIX. —The Macintosh IIX also comes preconfigured with A/UX on a system RAM that has 4 megabytes of RAM and an The Macintosh IIX can be up- 80-megabyte hard disk. graded incrementally to 8 megabytes The keyboard, monitor, and other of RAM through the addition of peripheral devices are packaged and 1-megabyte or 4-megabyte memory sold separately. expansion kits. When denser chips become NuBus Expansion Slots available, the Macintosh IIX can be NuBus provides a multiplexed 32- upgraded to 32 megabytes of RAM. bit address bus and data bus on a single 96-pin connector. SCSI (Small Computer Systems NuBus is self-configuring: Cards Interface) can be plugged into any slot and the SCSI is a high-performance system will automatically identify and interface for connecting the Macin- configure each card, without any DIP tosh IIX to hard disks and other switches or jumper wires. peripherals, such as the Apple The NuBus architecture supports Scanner, AppleCD SC™ CD-ROM data transfer rates of up to 37.5 drive, and other devices. Up to seven megabytes per second. SCSI peripherals (including an internal hard disk) can be connected. SCSI provides data transfer rates of up to 1 megabyte per second. Technical Specifications

Processor Mouse Size and weight 68030; 32-bit internal Mechanical tracking: Main unit Harvard architecture optical shaft encoding at Height: 5.5 in. (14.0 cm) 15.667-megahertz clock 3.94 ± 0.39 pulses per mm Width: 18.7 in. (47.4 speed (100 ± 10 pulses per inch) cm) 256-byte instruction of travel Depth: 14.4 in. (36.5 and data caches cm) Sound generator Weight: 24 lb. (10.9 kg)* Coprocessor Apple’s custom digital *Weight will be more if hard disk 68882 floating-point sound chip provides 8-bit drive is installed. coprocessor (IEEE stan- stereo sampling at 44.1 ki- dard—80 bits precision) lohertz, and includes four- Mouse 15.667-megahertz clock voice wave-table synthesis. Height: 1.1 in. (2.8 cm) speed Capable of driving stereo Width: 2.1 in. (5.3 cm) headphones or other stereo Depth: 3.8 in. (9.7 cm) Interfaces equipment through the Weight: 6 oz. (.17 kg) Six NuBus internal slots sound jack. support full 32-bit address and data buses Electrical requirements Two mini-8 serial (RS- Line voltage: 100 to 240 232/RS-422) ports volts AC, automatically Two Apple Desktop Bus configured ports allow daisy-chaining Frequency: 48 to 62 Hz of multiple peripheral Maximum power: 230 devices watts, not including SCSI interface: uses a monitor power 50-pin connector (internal) and a DB-25 connector (external) Sound jack for stereo output

Cover- Six NuBus Outlet for Cover- Release Slots Monitor Release Button Button

Reset Stereo Audio Apple Serial Ports SCSI Power Security Tie- Jack Desktop Bus Connector Down Connectors Connector ® Macintosh IIx

Ordering Information Macintosh II X CPU With your order, you’ll Mouse Order No. M5790 receive: Owner’s guide Macintosh IIX personal System software and computer with 1 megabyte HyperCard of RAM and a built-in 1.4- Training disks (2) megabyte floppy disk drive Limited warranty statement ......

Macintosh II X 1/40 CPU With your order, you’ll receive: Mouse Order No. M5810 Macintosh IIX personal Owner’s guide computer with 1 megabyte System software and of RAM, a built-in 1.4- HyperCard megabyte floppy disk drive, Training disks (2) and a 40-megabyte hard disk Limited warranty drive statement ......

Macintosh II X 4/80 CPU With your order, you’ll receive: Mouse Order No. M5830 Macintosh IIX personal Owner’s guide computer with 4 megabytes System software and of RAM, a built-in 1.4- HyperCard megabyte floppy disk drive, Training disks (2) and an 80-megabyte hard Limited warranty disk drive statement ......

Macintosh II X 4/160 CPU With your order, you’ll receive: Mouse Order No. M5860 Macintosh IIX personal Owner’s guide computer with 4 megabytes System software and of RAM, a built-in 1.4- HyperCard megabyte floppy disk drive, Training disks (2) and a 160-megabyte hard Limited warranty disk drive statement ......

Macintosh II X A/UX CPU With your order, you’ll receive: Mouse Order No. B0002LL/A Macintosh IIX personal Owner’s guide computer with 4 megabytes System software and of RAM, a built-in 1.4- HyperCard megabyte floppy disk drive, Training disks (2) and an 80-megabyte hard Limited warranty disk drive with A/UX statement installed

Apple Computer, Inc. 20525 Mariani Avenue © 1989 Apple Computer, Inc. Apple, the Apple logo, AppleTalk, A/UX, HyperCard, LaserWriter, and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Cupertino, CA 95014 Computer, Inc. AppleCD SC, AppleColor, Apple Desktop Bus, Disk First Aid, (408) 996-1010 FDHD, LocalTalk, MultiFinder, QuickDraw, and SuperDrive are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. MS-DOS is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corpora- TLX: 171-576 tion. NuBus is a trademark of Texas Instruments. OS/2 is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. Monitor and keyboard sold separately. Product specifications are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A. September 1989. M6022/B