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toshiba_t-series_support:toshiba_t3200sxc [2020-08-15 22:05]
omolini [Questions and Answers]
toshiba_t-series_support:toshiba_t3200sxc [2023-08-31 17:36] (current)
omolini [Hard disk]
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 | [[:Toshiba T-series Support|Home]] | [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​System Articles]] | [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​Files and Resources]] | [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​FAQ]] | [[:Contact Information|Contact]] | | [[:Toshiba T-series Support|Home]] | [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​System Articles]] | [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​Files and Resources]] | [[:​toshiba_t-series_support:​FAQ]] | [[:Contact Information|Contact]] |
-[[Toshiba T3100|T3100]] | [[Toshiba T3100e|T3100e]] | [[Toshiba T3100SX|T3100SX]] | [[Toshiba T3200|T3200]] | [[Toshiba T3200SX|T3200SX]] | [[Toshiba T3200SXC|T3200SXC]]+[[Toshiba T3100|T3100]] | [[Toshiba T3100e|T3100e]] | [[Toshiba T3100SX|T3100SX]] | [[Toshiba T3200|T3200]] | [[Toshiba T3200SX|T3200SX]] | [[Toshiba T3200SXC|T3200SXC]] | [[Toshiba T5200|T5200]] | [[Toshiba T5200C|T5200C]]
  
 ===== Toshiba T3200SXC ===== ===== Toshiba T3200SXC =====
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-A durable workhorse of it's time, the T3200SX and T3200SXC portable ​computers were manufactured and targeted primarily as desktop computer ​replacements ​for businesses. Of course, at the time of the release, there existed smaller laptop computers, but none of these even came close to the power, durability and expandability of this Toshiba computer.+A durable workhorse of it's time, the T3200SXC portable ​computer was manufactured and targeted primarily as desktop ​replacement ​computer for businesses. Of course, at the time of the release, there existed smaller laptop computers, but none of these even came close to the power, durability and expandability of this Toshiba computer.
  
-The T3200SX and T3200SXC ​computers ​are siblings. The only differences are that the SXC has a color flat panel screen and a faster ​central processing unit (20 MHz as opposed to 16 MHz). The graphics adapters are the same, both systems are VGA capable, and support resolutions up to 640×480 with 16 colors.+The [[toshiba_t-series_support:​toshiba_t3200sxc|T3200SXC]] and [[toshiba_t-series_support:​toshiba_t3200sx|T3200SX]] ​are siblings. The only major differences are that the SXC has a color flat panel screen and a faster ​CPU (20 MHz as opposed to 16 MHz). The graphics adapters are the same, both systems are VGA capable, and support resolutions up to 640×480 with 16 colors.
  
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 ===== System Expansion ===== ===== System Expansion =====
 ==== Hard disk ==== ==== Hard disk ====
-Toshiba T3200SXC came with either a 40 MB hard drive, or an 120 MB hard drive. The system has a standard IDE interface to connect to the supplied Conner CP hard disk. Most (if not all?) Toshiba T3200SXC computers are locked to specific hard disk part numbers, so you cannot upgrade it easily. If you try using a different hard disk, the computer will refuse to detect and use the hard disk, unless the hard disk identifies itself with a part number starting with “CP” which stands for Conner Peripherals. Older BIOSes will allow you to use any hard drive, but will still use the disk settings for the hard drives that were originally supplied with the system. In this case, you can override the settings with Anydrive, found under [[Files and Resources]]. +Toshiba T3200SXC came with either a 40 MB hard drive, or an 120 MB hard drive. The system has a standard IDE interface to connect to the supplied Conner CP hard disk. 
- +
-I have received a report that T3200SX ROMs are not compatible with T3200SXC. I don't unfortunately carry any T3200SXC ROM dumps that allow the use of any hard disk, but you can use any XT-IDE adapter in this case, such as the XT-CF-lite from Lo-Tech. TexElec carries these in stock in the US. This card bypasses the built-in IDE controller completely and replace it with a CF card.+
  
 These are the drive configurations supported by all BIOSes: These are the drive configurations supported by all BIOSes:
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 | Conner CP-3044((More information on Conner CP-3044 [[https://​stason.org/​TULARC/​pc/​hard-drives-hdd/​conner/​CP-3044-43MB-3-5-SL-IDE-AT.html|here]])) | |  1047  |  2  |  40  | |  980  |  5  |  17  | |  40 MB  |  42.8 MB  | 25 ms     | | Conner CP-3044((More information on Conner CP-3044 [[https://​stason.org/​TULARC/​pc/​hard-drives-hdd/​conner/​CP-3044-43MB-3-5-SL-IDE-AT.html|here]])) | |  1047  |  2  |  40  | |  980  |  5  |  17  | |  40 MB  |  42.8 MB  | 25 ms     |
 | Conner CP-30104((More information on Conner CP-30104 [[https://​stason.org/​TULARC/​pc/​hard-drives-hdd/​conner/​CP-30104-122MB-3-5-SL-IDE-AT.html|here]])) ((Contribution by Jonathan)) | |  1524  |  4  |  39  | |  762  |  8  |  39  | |  120 MB  |  122 MB  | 19 ms | | Conner CP-30104((More information on Conner CP-30104 [[https://​stason.org/​TULARC/​pc/​hard-drives-hdd/​conner/​CP-30104-122MB-3-5-SL-IDE-AT.html|here]])) ((Contribution by Jonathan)) | |  1524  |  4  |  39  | |  762  |  8  |  39  | |  120 MB  |  122 MB  | 19 ms |
 +| Unknown | |  NA  |  NA  |  NA  | |  931  |  15  |  17  | |  120 MB  |  NA  |  NA  |
  
 [[https://​rover.ebay.com/​rover/​1/​711-53200-19255-0/​1?​icep_id=114&​ipn=icep&​toolid=20004&​campid=5338306954&​mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_odkw%3D%2528Conner%252C%2BCP3000%252C%2BCP3044%2529%26_ftrt%3D901%26_sop%3D1%26_sadis%3D15%26_dmd%3D1%26LH_BIN%3D1%26_osacat%3D0%26_ipg%3D200%26_stpos%3D75010-2109%26_ftrv%3D1%26_from%3DR40%26_trksid%3Dp2045573.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.XConner%2B%2528CP3000%252C%2BCP3044%2529.TRS0%26_nkw%3DConner%2B%2528CP3000%252C%2BCP3044%2529%26_sacat%3D0|Search these hard drives on eBay]] ((Affiliate link)) [[https://​rover.ebay.com/​rover/​1/​711-53200-19255-0/​1?​icep_id=114&​ipn=icep&​toolid=20004&​campid=5338306954&​mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_odkw%3D%2528Conner%252C%2BCP3000%252C%2BCP3044%2529%26_ftrt%3D901%26_sop%3D1%26_sadis%3D15%26_dmd%3D1%26LH_BIN%3D1%26_osacat%3D0%26_ipg%3D200%26_stpos%3D75010-2109%26_ftrv%3D1%26_from%3DR40%26_trksid%3Dp2045573.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.XConner%2B%2528CP3000%252C%2BCP3044%2529.TRS0%26_nkw%3DConner%2B%2528CP3000%252C%2BCP3044%2529%26_sacat%3D0|Search these hard drives on eBay]] ((Affiliate link))
  
-If you're lucky, your computer has the older BIOS, and will ignore the part number and will let you boot from any IDE drive as long as you manually override ​the BIOS settings in software using ANYDRIVE ​or any other BIOS overlay software, like OnTrackHowever, if you have newer BIOS, the computer ​will not detect ​the drive unless it's made by Conner (it's IDE identifier string must start with the letters "​CP"​)If you have an older BIOS that is not locked ​to original Conner ​hard disks, I would like to hear from you! We need a copy of the BIOS ROM so we can make other T3200SXC'​s capable of using newer hard drives.+This system can be expanded with an 8-bit and 16-bit ISA expansion cards. Hence, ​you can purchase an XT-IDE adapter to add a hard drive, such as the XT-CF-MINI ​or XT-CF-Lite card to add a Compact Flash card as a hard driveThey usually run for $40-$60. You can find them on eBay. Check out [[http://​www.malinov.com/​Home/​sergeys-projects/​xt-cf-lite]] and [[https://​shop.bluelavasystems.com/​products/​xt-cf-mini-bootable-8-bit-isa-cf-card-interface-xt-ide]] 
 + 
 +Another option is to purchase an XT-IDE adapter for the Toshiba proprietary expansion slot. There is maker on eBay that sells Toshiba type expansion cards with XT-IDE to allow many different types of IDE and CF cards to be used on the portable ​computer.  
 +Please see the following link for the sales article[[https://​ebay.us/​GO0Sk2|3inONEder:​ Toshiba Portables]] (affiliate link) 
 +  
 +==== Audio and ethernet ==== 
 +The same adapter ​that allows you to use the Toshiba proprietary slot connector for XT-IDE and custom ​hard disks also optionally allows ​to add audio (Adlib) and ethernet support (partially NE2000 compatible).  
 +Please see the following link for the item page[[https://​ebay.us/​GO0Sk2|3inONEder:​ Toshiba Portables]] (affiliate link) 
  
 ==== CPU upgrades and overclocking ==== ==== CPU upgrades and overclocking ====
-I've been informed that on the T3200SX it is possible to replace the CPU with a TX486SLC upgrade. ​Credits for this discovery go to **mohhingman**Thank you! +I've been informed that on the T3200SX it is possible to replace the CPU with a TX486SLC upgrade. ​It may be possible on the T3200SXCPlease let me know if you have been successful with this mod!
  
 ==== RAM memory upgrade ==== ==== RAM memory upgrade ====
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 Unless you have the Toshiba external floppy – always set this to PRN. ((Source: http://​baudband.net/?​page_id=88)) Unless you have the Toshiba external floppy – always set this to PRN. ((Source: http://​baudband.net/?​page_id=88))
 +
 +**Q: Can't boot from floppy, floppy not detected, or can't be read**\\ ​
 +**A:** Make sure the PRN-A-B switch is set to PRN (see above question about PRN-A-B switch. ​
  
 **Q: My computer gives me a configuration error when I turn it on**\\ **Q: My computer gives me a configuration error when I turn it on**\\
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 **Q: How do I upgrade the Hard Disk? **\\ **Q: How do I upgrade the Hard Disk? **\\
-**A:​** ​It depends on the BIOS version of your Toshiba portable (see below for instructions how to check the BIOS version). ​Most (if not all?) Toshiba T3200SXC ​BIOSes ​are restricted ​to CONNER ​hard-drives of either 40 or 120 megabytes sizeOn boot-up, the BIOS queries ​the IDE controller ​for hard-drives. ​depending on the BIOS type, one of two things will happen: ​+**A:​** ​ 
 +Most (all?) Toshiba T3200SXC ​computers ​are locked ​to specific ​hard disk part numbers, so you cannot upgrade it easilyIf you try using a different hard disk, the computer will refuse to detect and use the hard disk, unless the hard disk identifies itself with a part number starting with “CP” which stands ​for Conner Peripherals. ​ If you have a model that allows using other hard disks, I would like to hear from you! We desperately need a dump of your BIOS ROM so we can make other T3200SXC'​s capable of using upgraded ​hard drives.
  
-  ​** Older Toshiba ​BIOS ** +On boot-up, the BIOS queries the IDE controller for hard-drives. ​The following ​will happen
-    ​- The computer ​will detect any drive and just assume it's a 40 MB  disk (regardless of it's actual size)+  - The computer will only detect a drive manufactured by Conner. It will assume it's a 40 MB drive (regardless of it's actual size). If you have a different drive than Conner, ​the computer will simply refuse to detect the hard disk and will not boot from it. The model/part number of the disk must start with the letters '​CP'​ (Conner Peripherals) for it to be detected.
-  ​- ** New Toshiba BIOS ** +
-    ​- The computer will only detect a drive manufactured by Conner. It will assume it's a 40 MB drive (regardless of it's actual size). If you have a different drive than Conner, ​your computer will simply refuse to detect the hard disk. The model/part number of the disk must start with the letters '​CP'​ (Conner Peripherals) for it to be detected.+
  
-You have a couple ​of options: +There are a couple options ​you could try
- +  - Buy an XT-IDE ​ISA card, such as the XT-CF-lite from Lo-Tech. TexElec carries these in stock in the US. XT-IDE bypasses ​the built-in IDE controller. XT-CF-lite ​allows you to use Compact Flash card as a boot drive
-  ​- If you have the **older BIOS**: +  - Buy a replacement ​Conner hard-disk. The important bit is that the the part number starts with the letters '​CP' ​for it to be recognized by the BIOS. Then use ANYDRIVE to circumvent the BIOS hard-coded drive size limitations.
-    - Your computer should detect any hard disk, but the computer will assume it's a 40 MB drive and the setting can't be changed in BIOS. However you can still boot from it, but you'll only see up to 40 MB of the disk. To enable larger partitions, you will need to download ANYDRIVE (found in the files section) or any other BIOS HDD overlay program that installs in the MBR of your hard disk, and overrides the BIOS settings to the correct hard drive parameters at startup. Anydrive overrides the BIOS settings so you can use any size hard disk up to 504 MB. You can even use larger disks, but only 504 MB will be usable, if using Anydrive.  +
-    ​- Buy an XT-IDE ​adapter, such as the XT-CF-lite from Lo-Tech. TexElec carries these in stock in the US. This will bypass ​the built-in IDE controller ​completely and replace it with a CF card. +
-  - If you have the **newer BIOS**, you have a few options:  +
-    - As before, you can buy an XT-IDE adapter, such as the XT-CF-lite ​from Lo-Tech. TexElec carries these in stock in the US. This will bypass the built-in IDE controller completely and replace it with CF card. +
-    - Buy a Conner hard-disk. The important bit is that the the part number starts with the letters '​CP'​. Then use ANYDRIVE to circumvent the BIOS hard-coded drive size limitations.+
  
 Note: If you plan to use a drive other than what is supported by your BIOS, I highly recommend a BIOS HDD overlay software, so that you may avoid data corruption. Note: If you plan to use a drive other than what is supported by your BIOS, I highly recommend a BIOS HDD overlay software, so that you may avoid data corruption.
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 **Q: How do I check the BIOS version? **\\ **Q: How do I check the BIOS version? **\\
-**A:** You need to open the portable computer. Remove the four screws from the bottom front of the laptop. Open the screen lid. The keyboard should now lift up starting from the front. You may need to pry the keyboard a little. Once the keyboard is off, remove two screws at the rear of the EM shield between the keyboard and the motherboard. Remove the EM shield. You will see three chips. The one at the bottom right corner is the BIOS chip. I've only seen 003C, 003E and 003F out in the wild. If you have a different ​BIOS version, ​please ​take a picture of it and send it over! If you have the capability to read the BIOS chip, I would appreciate a BIOS image. I will gladly host it on this site. +**A:** You need to open the portable computer. Remove the four screws from the bottom front of the laptop. Open the screen lid. The keyboard should now lift up starting from the front. You may need to pry the keyboard a little. Once the keyboard is off, remove two screws at the rear of the EM shield between the keyboard and the motherboard. Remove the EM shield. You will see three chips. The one at the bottom right corner is the BIOS chip. Please let me know your BIOS version, ​and/​or ​take a picture of it and send it over! I'm trying to get an understanding what BIOS versions are out there. ​If you have the capability to read the BIOS chip, I would appreciate a BIOS image. I will gladly host it on this site.
- +
  
 ===== Files ===== ===== Files =====
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 ==== Community Guides ==== ==== Community Guides ====
 ^ File                 ^ Size ^ Description ^ ^ File                 ^ Size ^ Description ^
-| {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​T3200SX_BIOS.PDF|Dumping and Copying Toshiba BIOS ROM}}    | 1.9 MB | **How to dump and copy your BIOS from a T3200SX** \\ Note: due to the similarities between T3200SX and T3200SXC, this guide should apply to T3200SXC as well, although this has not (yet) been verified. This guide will walk you through the steps needed to dump and/or copy a BIOS ROM chip. This manual is especially helpful if you have a BIOS that doesn'​t accept custom hard drives, and you want to replace it with a version that does work with custom hard disks. Using the steps in this manual you can replace your BIOS with a BIOS version that allows you to use any hard drive in conjunction with the BIOS version found on this site (see download for t3200sx_bios_003ch.zip). An excellent guide written by [[http://​www.mirror3dr.com/​|High Treason]]. \\ \\ **Note:** Use guide at your discretion. You will need a TL866 EEPROM programmer. Highly recommended that you buy a second [[https://​rover.ebay.com/​rover/​1/​711-53200-19255-0/​1?​icep_id=114&​ipn=icep&​toolid=20004&​campid=5338306954&​mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_odkw%3DHN27C1024-HG%26_osacat%3D0%26_from%3DR40%26_trksid%3Dp2045573.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.XHN27C1024HG-85.TRS0%26_nkw%3DHN27C1024HG-85%26_sacat%3D0|HN27C1024HG-85]] ROM chip and keep your original unmodified and in a safe place. |+| {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​T3200SX_BIOS.PDF|Dumping and Copying Toshiba BIOS ROM}}    | 1.9 MB | **How to dump and copy your BIOS from a T3200SX** \\ Note: due to the similarities between T3200SX and T3200SXC, this guide should apply to T3200SXC as well. This guide will walk you through the steps needed to dump and/or copy a BIOS ROM chip. An excellent guide written by [[http://​www.mirror3dr.com/​|High Treason]]. \\ \\ **Note:** Use guide at your discretion. You will need a TL866 EEPROM programmer. Highly recommended that you buy a second [[https://​rover.ebay.com/​rover/​1/​711-53200-19255-0/​1?​icep_id=114&​ipn=icep&​toolid=20004&​campid=5338306954&​mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_odkw%3DHN27C1024-HG%26_osacat%3D0%26_from%3DR40%26_trksid%3Dp2045573.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.XHN27C1024HG-85.TRS0%26_nkw%3DHN27C1024HG-85%26_sacat%3D0|HN27C1024HG-85]] ROM chip and keep your original unmodified and in a safe place. |
  
 ==== Operating System ==== ==== Operating System ====
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 | {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​HDDID.EXE|HDDID.EXE}} ​      | 1.6 KB  | Identifies parameters of your IDE HDD            | | {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​HDDID.EXE|HDDID.EXE}} ​      | 1.6 KB  | Identifies parameters of your IDE HDD            |
 | {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​REBOOT.ZIP|REBOOT.ZIP}} ​    | 243 B   | Performs cold boot with CTRL+ALT+DEL. ​           | | {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​REBOOT.ZIP|REBOOT.ZIP}} ​    | 243 B   | Performs cold boot with CTRL+ALT+DEL. ​           |
-| {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​ANYDRIVE.ZIP|ANYDRIVE.ZIP}} | 13 KB   | This program ​will install inside ​the primary ​hard-drive'​s master boot record (MBR) and while bootingmodifies BIOS parameters to accept custom hard-drives (assuming your BIOS version will allow this, see FAQ)\\ To install, make a bootable floppy ​and copy AnyDrive ​to it. Boot off the floppy, install AnyDrive on your HDD, then boot from the HDD per usual. The Anydrive documentation describes how to have Anydrive ​modify BIOS hard-drive settings ​and still boot from a floppy diskAssuming ​you have a custom ​hard-drive that is larger than 512MB, you can install AnyDrive by running the command **"​ANYDRIVE 0 2048 16 63"**. This will allow you to utilize the first 512 megabytes on the hard-disk. Once installed, just restart the computer. Please note that viruses may overwrite Anydrive ​from the MBR, so keep your favorite ​DOS virus scanner and Anydrive handy on a bootable ​read-only ​floppy. The reason you can only utilize 512 MB is because of the limitations in the BIOS addressing scheme. For more information,​ see the included text file. |+| {{http://​omolini.steptail.com/​files/​hardware/​toshiba_t-series/​ANYDRIVE.ZIP|ANYDRIVE.ZIP}} | 13 KB   | This program ​overrides your BIOS HDD parameters so you can utilize up to 504 MB of a hard disk. It installs within ​the hard-drive'​s master boot record (MBR). \\ Due to its very small footprint, this is recommended for Toshiba portables. To install, make a bootable floppy ​with AnyDrive, FDISK and FORMAT on it. Boot the floppy, install AnyDrive on your HDD, then boot from the HDD to activate ​Anydrive, but choose floppy boot once it prompts. Then partition with FDISK and run FORMAT to format new partitionsIf you have a hard-drive that is larger than 512 MB, you can install AnyDrive by running the command **"​ANYDRIVE 0 1023 16 63"**. This will utilize the first 512 megabytes on the disk. Please note that viruses may overwrite Anydrive ​in the MBR, so keep your favorite virus scanner and Anydrive handy on a bootable floppy. The reason you can only utilize 512 MB is because of the limitations in the BIOS CHS addressing scheme ​(1023 cyls, 16 heads, 63 sectors). For more information,​ see the included text file. |
 |                            [[Files and Resources|View more files on this support site]] ​              ||| |                            [[Files and Resources|View more files on this support site]] ​              |||
  
 ==== BIOS ROM dumps ==== ==== BIOS ROM dumps ====
-I do not have any BIOS dumps for T3200SXC. If you have a dump, I'd love to hear from you!  
  
-Since this computer ​is very similar ​to T3200SX, the BIOSes ​may be interchangeable. ​Please see file section for T3200SX ​for more information +^ File ^ Size ^ System ^ Description ^ 
 +| {{toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sxc_bios_012c.zip}} ​       | 37 KB   | **T3200SXC** | **012C BIOS ROM** from a T3200SXC. This is reported ​to be BIOS ROM version V1.30. Courtesy of adalbert on vogons.org! | 
 +| {{toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sxc_bios_012c_alt.zip}} ​   | 36 KB   | **T3200SXC** | **012C BIOS ROM** from a T3200SXC. This ROM dump is courtesy of mohhingman. | 
 +| {{ :​toshiba_t-series_support:​utils:​t3200sxc_bios_012d.zip |}}    | 776 KB  | **T3200SXC** | **012D BIOS ROM** from a T3200SXC. It is BIOS version 2.00, marked as 4th of February 1992. This ROM dump is courtesy of Mathijs. | 
 + 
 + 
 +If you have a ROM dump for a T3200SXC that is missing from this list, I'd love to hear from you!  
 + 
 +T3200SX ​and T3200SXC are very similarhowever I heard that the BIOSes ​**are not** interchangeable. ​Using a T3200SX ​bios on a T3200SXC will yield with 5 beeps on boot and no picture 
 ===== Gallery ===== ===== Gallery =====
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-{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-387-upgrade.png?350|}}\\ +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sxc-diagscreen.jpg?350|}}\\ 
-Detail of the FPU Cyrix CX-83S87-16-KP FasMath 387 Math coprocessor upgrade.+Toshiba T3200SXC in the diagnostics screen. Courtesy of adalbert on vogons.org. 
 +</​WRAP>​ 
 +<WRAP half column>​ 
 +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sxc-mobo-bios.jpg?​350|}}\\ 
 +A picture from under the keyboard showing part of the motherboard and the BIOS chip 012C, with a speaker mod. Courtesy of adalbert on vogons.org. 
 +</​WRAP>​ 
 +</​WRAP>​
  
 +<WRAP group>
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 +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sxc-mobo-bios-detail.jpg?​350|}}\\
 +Detail from under the keyboard with the BIOS chip 012C. Courtesy of mohhingman.
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 +Detail of the bottom label of a Toshiba T3200SXC. Courtesy of mohhingman.
 +</​WRAP>​
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 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-rear.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-rear.jpg?​350|}}\\
 Rear. I/O ports from left to right: COM1, COM2, LPT1, VGA, ISA. Rear. I/O ports from left to right: COM1, COM2, LPT1, VGA, ISA.
 +</​WRAP>​
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 +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-387-upgrade.png?​350|}}\\
 +Detail of the FPU Cyrix CX-83S87-16-KP FasMath 387 Math coprocessor upgrade.
 +</​WRAP>​
 +</​WRAP>​
  
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 {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-120-hdd-and-cmos-clock-battery.jpg?​350|}}\\ {{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sx-120-hdd-and-cmos-clock-battery.jpg?​350|}}\\
 Image of original Toshiba T3200SX/120 Conner CP-30104 120 MB hard disk (the same 120 MB drive is on the T3200SXC) drive and a Tadiran CMOS clock battery Image of original Toshiba T3200SX/120 Conner CP-30104 120 MB hard disk (the same 120 MB drive is on the T3200SXC) drive and a Tadiran CMOS clock battery
 +</​WRAP>​
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 +{{:​toshiba_t-series_support:​images:​t3200sxc_bios_012d_dump2.jpg?​350|}}\\
 +Detail of the 012D BIOS chip. Courtesy of Mathijs.
 </​WRAP>​ </​WRAP>​
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 ===== More images ===== ===== More images =====
-Please see the [[Toshiba T3200SX]] page for additional images. T3200SXC is very similar to T3200SX.+Please see the [[Toshiba T3200SX]] page for additional images. T3200SXC is similar to T3200SX.
 ===== Links ===== ===== Links =====
 [[http://​omolini.steptail.com/​t3200sx/​mirror/​www.ailis.de/​~k/​archives/​21-Toshiba-T3200-SXC.html|The Toshiba T3200SXC and how to disassemble it]] | [[http://​www.ailis.de/​~k/​archives/​21-Toshiba-T3200-SXC.html|Original URL]]\\ [[http://​omolini.steptail.com/​t3200sx/​mirror/​www.ailis.de/​~k/​archives/​21-Toshiba-T3200-SXC.html|The Toshiba T3200SXC and how to disassemble it]] | [[http://​www.ailis.de/​~k/​archives/​21-Toshiba-T3200-SXC.html|Original URL]]\\
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