THE APPLE MACINTOSH M0001 REGISTRY

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Welcome to the M0001 Registry database project. If you own an original Macintosh through a Mac Plus, it is an original M0001 Macintosh model and you should register it here. There is no information required on this page, you may enter as much or as little as you are comfortable with. Apple has long since forgotten about your M0001, but here it lives on forever!

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Serial Number Model Manufacture Location Year Made Week Made Production Order RAM ROM ROM High ROM Low Internal FDD FDD Model No. Logic Board Logic Board Rev. (A, B, C...) Logic Board S/N Logic Board P/N (820-) Case Back Case Front Keyboard Mouse Keypad Color Voltage Analogue Board (630-) Analogue Board P/N (8xx-) RFI Shroud P/N Insulator Shield P/N CRT P/N Condition 3rd Party Upgrades (Please Describe) _________________________Description_________________________ Frequency of Use Primary Use Secondary Use Packaging Location City, (Province/State) Location Country Date Acquired E-mail Link 68Kmla.net ID F5385UHM0001W Plus 1MB F: Fremont, California, USA 1985 38 6749 4MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K     800K   Plus (630-4122)       Plus 1MB 128K/512K M0110 M0100 (IIc) None Platinum 120           Yellowed (Good but yellowed)   Mac 512K upgraded to Plus in 1987. Has 4MB RAM, external Quantum ProDrive LPS 80MB drive in 20SC case (modified by me), Apple CD300e external CD-ROM drive, and LaserWriter 16/600 PS connected to it. Software used includes MacWrite Pro, MacDraw II, and Print Shop. This machine is used to publish study guides for various courses. Regular General   None Pittsburgh, PA United States of America Tuesday, October 12, 2004       F748140M0001A Plus 1MB F: Fremont, California, USA 1987 48 1292 4MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K     800K   Plus (630-4122)       Plus 1MB Macintosh Plus M0110A M0100 None PMS 453 120           Excellent (inside & out)     Infrequent Games   None Houston, Texas United States Saturday, November 24, 2007 THX_1979@yahoo.com     ... Plus SG or E: Singapore 1989 24 1657 4MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K     800K   Plus (630-4122)       Plus Macintosh Plus M0110A M0100 M0120   120           Fair (dings/scratches)   Used for some TCP/IP development, games, and as an mpd client. Not my original Mac plus; picked up for free from Tucson Newspapers around 1997. I use it a few times a month. I plan on replacing the caps in the next year. Intermittent Software Development Games None Tucson, AZ USA Sunday, May 1, 1997   http://retards.org/ equant C6060TGM000LAP Plus 1MB CK: Cork, Ireland 1986 6 934 4MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K     800K   Plus (630-4122)       Plus 1MB Macintosh Plus M0110A Platinum M0100 Platinum None PMS 453 240           Excellent (inside & out)   Originally used in the Department of Politics of Glasgow Caledonian University as indicated by the University's sticker on the side and details written on the bottom of the case. Later purchased by South Ayrshire Council and used at my secondary school in the Business Studies department as a classroom machine until 2002. Gifted to me by the school during the disposal of the redundant classroom computer equipment. This was my first Macintosh and the machine that inspired my interest in Macs. It originally came with a Rodime Systems 20 Plus external hard drive but the hard drive died about a year after I got it. I replaced the drive with a 250MB one installed in the Rodime case and it is still in use today. The keyboard and mouse were not the originals that came with the machine - they were the only ones I could find at the school! They are platinum coloured but the machine itself is the older beige. Runs System 6.0.8 and 7.1, and has a large variety of applications and games installed. Regular General Games None Ayrshire Scotland Friday, March 1, 2002     MacMan 1 Macintosh XA, XB: Elk Grove, California 1983 1 1 4MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K 1 1 800K   Plus (630-4122)       Macintosh Macintosh Plus M0110A Platinum M0100 Platinum   Platinum 240           Macquarium (non-functional)   i don't understand this at all Continuous Sentinel Other (explain in Description) None TeeHOOWanna Maheeco Friday, January 25, 2008       E9020XMM5880X Plus 1MB SG or E: Singapore 1989 02 1075 1MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K 3420341C 3420342B 800K MFD51W03 Plus (630-4122) A SG9010SK122G 8200174D Plus 1MB Macintosh Plus M0110A Platinum M0100 Platinum None Platinum 240 6300108       6305144 Yellowed (Good but yellowed)     Infrequent     None Swan Hill, Victoria Australia Monday, August 4, 2003 william.a.moore@gmail.com     E9133BUM5880X Plus 1MB SG or E: Singapore 1989 13 3870 4MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K 342-0341 342-0342 800K   Plus (630-4122) A   820-0174-D Plus 1MB Macintosh Plus M0110A Platinum M0100 Platinum None Platinum 240 630-0108       825-4002-A Mint (new or close to it)   Acquired as non-working. Cause seemingly RAM size or speed (70ns) in Bank A. Four 1MB 100ns SIMMs installed in place of original (upgraded: 2 x 1MB 70ns + 2 x 256kB 120ns) to restore functionality. Boots into 6.0.8 from HD20 or Quantum 160MB. Not yet allocated a primary use. Keyboard M908M0110A0830 and mouse M906M010097103 contemporary with Plus.       None Sydney, NSW Australia Thursday, June 12, 2008     equill F417539M0001 Plus 1MB F: Fremont, California, USA 1990   29268 1MB (SIMMs or soldered only)           Plus (630-4122)       Plus 1MB Macintosh Plus M0110 M0100 None PMS 453 120           Yellowed (Good but yellowed)   Ex-Property of Peat Marwick, KPMG 29268, purchased with large flight case, price: $10 Intermittent General General Accessories Boxes Only Gansvoort, NY USA Friday, June 20, 2008 madracingalley@aim.com     E94210CM5880 Plus SG or E: Singapore 1989 42 1168 1MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K         Plus (630-4122)       Plus Macintosh Plus M0110A Platinum M0100 Platinum   Platinum             Good (not yellowed)       General Games None Davis, CA USA Monday, November 24, 2008       C6340NJM0001AP Plus 1MB   1986 34   1MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K     800K   Plus (630-4122)       Plus 1MB Macintosh Plus M0110A M0100 None PMS 453 240           Yellowed (Good but yellowed)     Intermittent General Games None   France Sunday, June 25, 1997       F42335VM0001P 512K European F: Fremont, California, USA 1984 23 3667 1MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K         Plus (630-4122)       Plus 1MB Macintosh Plus M0110A Platinum M0100 None PMS 453 240           Yellowed (Good but yellowed)   In very good condition although plastic has yellowed with age. I worked for Nestar Systems and ran their UK IBM PC and Apple dealership (Zynar Ltd). This was my personal machine, acquired directly from Apple under a special arrangement for dealers. Regular General Software Development None Woking United Kingdom Sunday, October 24, 1984 david.i.taylor@btinternet.com     F649140M001A Plus 1MB F: Fremont, California, USA 1986 49   4MB (SIMMs or soldered only)       800K   Plus (630-4122)       Plus 1MB Macintosh Plus                     Yellowed (Good but yellowed) Yes Brainstorm Accelerator (16 MHz 68000). Has a Lacie external SCSI HD. Belonged to the University of Calgary. Infrequent General   None Red Deer, Alberta Canada Thursday, January 1, 2009       f8449vhm0001ap Plus 1MB F: Fremont, California, USA 1988 44 11407? 1MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K 342-0341-c 342-0342-b 800K   Plus (630-4122) c L80086287 0174-d Plus 1MB Macintosh Plus     None PMS 453 240           Yellowed (Good but yellowed)   this unit was in a local school and has a 20mb hard disk before i got it. i will upgrade the ram to 4mb asap & check the analogue pcb voltage's (when i first got it i tweaked the pots to make the screen bigger :) its going to be an os 6 computer. Infrequent General Games None new plymouth new plymouth Wednesday, July 10, 2002     galaga F61943EM0001A Plus 1MB F: Fremont, California, USA 1986                 Plus (630-4122)       Plus 1MB Macintosh Plus     M0120   120           Excellent (inside & out)     Never General General None danville, ca USA Sunday, February 13, 1986 oneillweezie@aol.com     F6316UKM0001A Plus 1MB F: Fremont, California, USA       1MB (SIMMs or soldered only)       800K   Plus (630-4122)       Plus 1MB Macintosh Plus                     Fair (dings/scratches)     Intermittent Software Development Games None Nashville, TN USA Wednesday, March 17, 2010 jon@jonsharp.net     F7065WMM0001A Plus 1MB F: Fremont, California, USA 1987 6 6821 4MB (SIMMs or soldered only)       800K   Plus (630-4122)       Plus 1MB Macintosh Plus M0110A M0100   PMS 453 120           Excellent (inside & out)     Infrequent General General Both Las Vegas, NV USA Thursday, April 1, 2010 vinnievegas@cox.net     C738AEYM0001AP Plus 1MB CK: Cork, Ireland 1987 38   4MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K     800K   Plus (630-4122)       Plus 1MB Macintosh Plus       PMS 453 240           Yellowed (Good but yellowed)     Intermittent General Games None   France Sunday, November 9, 2008       F5142MGM0001WP ED F: Fremont, California, USA 1985 14 850 4MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K     800K   Plus (630-4122) B     512K 128K/512K M0110A M0100 None PMS 453 240           Good (not yellowed) Yes Novy 68030 33MHz Accelerator with 16 MB RAM, old Motherboard 512 KB (Fat Mac) in storage- working great Regular Floppy Disk Production Server Accessories Boxes Only Forchheim, Bavaria Germany Sunday, January 2, 1986 helmut_post@mac.com     F5112RLM0001W 512Ke F: Fremont, California, USA 1985 11   4MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K     800K   Plus (630-4122) A     Plus 1MB 128K/512K M0110A M0100 None PMS 453 240           Excellent (inside & out)   1 additional Mac PLus Motherboard in storage- excellent condition Intermittent Games Software Development None Forchheim, Bavaria Germany Sunday, April 17, 1986 helmut_post@mac.com     F8201LXM0001A Plus 1MB F: Fremont, California, USA 1988 20 1867 4MB (SIMMs or soldered only) 128K 342-0341-C 342-0342-B 800K   Plus (630-4122)     820-0174-D Plus 1MB Macintosh Plus M0110A Platinum M0100 Platinum None Platinum 120       725-011-H   Good (not yellowed)   In use with external 20SC Hard drive Infrequent General   None Corvallis, OR USA Wednesday, August 3, 2005   http://mcdermond.net/applebox/The_Apple_Box/My_Apples/Pages/Macintosh_Plus_%28Platinum%29.html mcdermd

There is no information required on this page, you may enter as much or as little as you are comfortable with. However, you will not be able to make changes once you post the entry to help combat vandalism and preserve the integrity of the database information. If you do make a mistake, please send your changes to the administrator to update your listing, however, you will need to identify yourself as the original poster of the entry. Likewise, should you sell your model M0001 Macintosh, please notify your buyer to register too, so that the new ownership may be reflected (i.e. location). If you make a mistake entering the serial number, please indicate in the description field for the correct serial number entry which incorrect serial number entry it is correcting. You may do this for any duplicate entries correcting or adding information to your original entry as well.

Ultimately, this searchable database will hopefully become a valuable research tool for vintage Macintosh hobbyists and academia, if not just an interesting picture of the usefulness of the original Macintosh model.

Here's a few pointers for entering information. The serial number is really all that is required. It can be found underneath the front bezel next to the contrast knob or on the very bottom of the case. The manufacture information can be determined by entering the serial number in this decoder: http://macfaq.org/serial.html , or this one: http://myoldmac.net/FAQ/Mac-Serialnumber-decoder-e.php And you may chose to enter it into the database or not. Please also list the current location of the M0001 if nothing else.

Your Model is determined by the serial number for the purposes of this database, regardless of what your M0001 has been converted into.

Note you can enter serial numbers for the Macintosh & Macintosh 128K (M0001), Macintosh 512K (M0001W), Macintosh 512Ke (M0001E), Macintosh Plus (M0001A), any variations not included here (P, D, etc.) and certain Apple disk drives designed specifically for use with the M0001 which manufacture information can also be derived from the above linked decoder. These include the Hard Disk 20 (M0135), 400K External Drive (M0130) and 800K External Drive (M0131) the serial number of which for the decoder is created by adding the model number to then end. So please register everything you have.

For RAM, you should only list that RAM that is permanently installed (soldered) in your M0001, not clipped on upgrades that can be removed. In the case of the Mac Plus, obviously all of the RAM is removable, but for this purpose consider 1-4MB "permanent", regardless if more has been added through 3rd party add-on boards.

Under description, feel free to list anything about your M0001 that is not taken care of in the database fields like that Dove MacSnap RAM & 512K SCSI upgrades, internal hard drives, accelerators, etc., as well as the color of paint you used, the type of modifications you've made and how you use it. Don't forget to click the "3rd party upgrade" box ONLY if you have added anything upgrading it beyond Apple's OFFICIAL upgrade path, i.e. 128K-512K-512Ke-Plus 1MB-2MB-2.5MB-4MB.

If you know of any general changes that need to be made to this database, please register and discuss them on this forum thread: http://68kmla.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2234 or this one: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/vintage-macs/hGFksL2e1us which you will find an invaluable resource for working with your M0001 should you not already be a member, or contact the M0001 Registry administrator directly:

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