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* Arbitrary discrete events these can be used to change the model, or just to monitor the progress of simulations.* Unlimited number of species, reactions, and compartments.

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COPASI automatically converts the reaction network to a set of differential equations or to a system of stochastic reaction events - the user does not have to write down the math explicitly, the software does that.

This maps directly to biochemical reaction networks, but can also represent other types of processes (for example, the species could be cell types). Each species is located in a compartment, which is a physical location with a size (volume, area, etc). Models in COPASI are based on reactions that convert a set of species into another set of species. COPASI provides means to visualize data in customizable plots, histograms and animations of network diagrams. Individual files have to be moved over to my iMac G3 running OS X 10.4.COPASI is a software application for simulation and analysis of biochemical networks and their dynamics.ĬOPASI is a stand-alone program that supports models in the SBML standard and can simulate their behavior using ODEs or Gillespie's stochastic simulation algorithm arbitrary discrete events can be included in such simulations.ĬOPASI carries out several analyses of the network and its dynamics and has extensive support for parameter estimation and optimization. Disk images are easy, I can just write those with DD in the Terminal in my Touchbar MacBook Pro. Despite having a 1.44 MB floppy drive, getting files to it is a bit of a pain. I'm super happy with it! It's humming away on my desk with AfterDark running right now, so cool. Notice that the Apple logo was unaffected.

Placed under a CFL 'Lizard' UV light for ~10 hours (room temp, no extra heat just the CFL).

Thoroughly painted with Salon Care 30-Proof Hydrogen Peroxide Cream, wrapped in plastic wrap.

Scrubbed marks off with a wet paper towel and baking soda.

Cleaned with Dawn dishwasher detergent, water, and a soft toothbrush.

Ok, it's all back together! Here's what the front looked like before cleaning and retrobrite: If you still can't get it working I'm sure someone here will come to your rescue with a spare analog board to do some testing. If you don't, there must be an issue with the Analog board.Īlso, be careful around CRTs. But only check this if you have high voltage. Last but not least, there might be a short on the CRT board. And video gets to the analog board via this connector. So I would replace the solder on J1 and reflow/add a little more solder to the rest of the joints.Īlso can you check the joints on the logic board connector for cracks? It's also pretty common for a joint to go bad there.

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I know you already did J1 which is a common problem on those machines but I had the same issue with a Plus several months back and it turned out another joint was bad. I would reflow (or even replace, that tends to work better) every solder joint on the analog board. Is the CRT glowing at the back? It might be very faint but if it's there, you have high voltage and that's good. If it's blue, purple or any other color get rid of it as it's not needed and it's probably dead anyway. Before we go any further, did you dispose of the PRAM battery? If it's silver and red do it NOW before something really bad happens. You'll be able to create disks with your modern computer in no time. The FDHD is a great compact to start up with.

Did retrobrite on the case and it came out beautifully, looking forward to retrobiting the front but I'm waiting until the machine worksĪt this point, I'm at a complete loss as to what to try next.

Blew all of the dust out (unrelated, just maintenance).

Replaced PRAM battery (unrelated, just maintenance).

Checked for CRT glow at the neck, and there is a tiny orange glow (but I'm not exactly sure what to look for).

Checked all analog to logic wires for continuity (Per Dead Mac Scrolls, page 26).

Measured voltages at the floppy connector, and found 12.00v, 5.00v, and -11.84v.

Test resistor at R22 (Per Dead Mac Scrolls, page 150).

Reflow and check J1 connector on the analog board.

Checked CRT neck board for proper seating (did not fully remove and reseat).

I ended up getting a Macintosh SE FDHD in nice physical condition, but while it chimes and sounds like it's booting, the display is completely dark. I've been wanting to own a compact Macintosh for a couple of years now, and I decided to tackle a restoration project by buying a project machine. I've been looking for a good compact Macintosh community. Hey 68kmla! Newcomer here, I hope this type of post is appropriate.

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