1989 · Peripheral
Roland LAPC-I (1989)
A full-length ISA card that put an MT-32-compatible synth and MPU-401 interface on one board.
It needed a -5V power supply rail, which limited use in some systems.
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Facts
- Date
- 1989
- Kind
- Peripheral: Music and MIDI
- Maker or publisher
- Roland
- Platforms
- DOS, Windows
- Sound
- Roland CM-32L (MT-32 compatible)
- MIDI
- MPU-401 interface
- Bus
- 8-bit ISA
Source: en.wikipedia.org
Manuals and technical documents
Service manuals, schematics and datasheets for this machine, kept in our own library. Check your own board and part numbers against them.
- Roland MT-32 Service Notes First Edition (Service manual)
All 1 documents for Roland MT-32 and CM-32L in the library
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- Roland MT-32 (same series, 1987)
- Roland SC-55 (successor, 1991)
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