"Watters" <jnkw@xmission.com> wrote in message
news:b1bbic$elp$1@terabinaries.xmission.com...
>
> I know there are at least two different boards, different names anyway.  I
> have never actually seen either board "in the flesh" if you will.  Just
know
> what I have been told about them.
>
> Anybody else have info on this???
>

I copied this from an old post.

The Apple //e had an RGB option which was very similar to the Apple ///. I
actually have 2 of these boards (though I haven't hooked them up to an RGB
monitor.)  I believe it was called the AppleColor 64k 80 column card. The
identical card was sold by a company called Video 7 (maybe they developed
it?) They were not that much different from the early big 64k/80 column
cards. They had a 16pin ribbon cable connector on top (which connected to a
DB-15 connector). The matching monitor was called AppleColor 100,

The pinout is basically a subset of the Apple ///.
Apple //e

1. Shield Ground
2. Green
3. Comp Sync
4. N/C
5. Red
6. Ground
7. N/C
8. N/C
9. Blue
10. Intensity
11. N/C
12. N/C
13. Ground
14. N/C
15. +5v