Lisa Identification Help Needed

[im_to_hyper]

Here's the dealio....
I'm about to list what I thought were "Mac XLs" on Ebay, but as I am reading up more about them, I am finding that at least one may be an original Lisa, albeit upgraded.

First "Lisa" System:

"Serial No B08B83240322"
"Applenet No 00102324"
"Manufactured 83243"

"Model No A6SB100"
"Memory Option A6SB108"

The screen is warbly and I get error code 82, although the online repair guide I found says nothing about this error code. Anyone have ideas? There is an external profile drive that I'm trying to locate.

Second Lisa System


"Serial No A3325039"
"Applenet No 00107609"
"Manufactured 3325"

"Model No A6S0200"
"Memory Option A6S0204"

It boots to MacWorks (I believe, since it looks like Mac OS) but since the mouse connector seems like just a female 9-Pin Serial, its different than the other mouse with the "squeeze connector" that I have for the first system.

Identification Help is appreciated guys, thanks a ton!


Pictures below are for the "First System" next post is the second.

 

[im_to_hyper]

Pictures here are for the "Second System"

 

[FLAUDUS]

identify lisa

Did You Get Any Help On YOUR Post

 

[jodelli]

I don't know how the serial #s worked but the very first Lisa's had Twiggy drives, which used 5 1/4" floppies. The ones in the picture have 3 1/2" drives. Lisa's were re-marketed as Mac XL s by Jan 85, so it looks like at least the first one was pre-Mac.

 

[krye]

I found it. Here she is.. Lisa Jobs

 

[FLAUDUS]

apple lisa serial # and date codes

I WAS TRYING TO FIND OUT IF HYPER HAD GOTTEN ANY HELP ON THIS OLD POST-THE ERROR CODE 82 HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH NO RESPONSE FROM THE INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE-AS FAR AS THE DATE CODING I HAVE READ THAT YOU CAN TELL THE MFG DATE OF THE LISA WITH THE SERIAL NUMBER-I HAVE FORGOTTEN HOW-I THOUGHT MAC RUMORS HAD SOMEONE THAT HAD THAT INFO-SEEMS THAT IS NOT SO-JW

Pictures here are for the "Second System"

 

[mischief]

XLs

Yup, those're XL's. Otherwise known as Lisas with a Mac OS emulator and a 400k 3.5" floppy. The Manufacturing date is given as 1983. I can't remember how to decipher the other three digits though, I can never remember if it's YY/DD/Mo or YY/Q/Batch. *shrug* Either way, 1983 puts it in as "the first Mac", a dubious honor for that particular machine.

 

[im_to_hyper]

Hey guys, sorry for the late response. Guess I had forgotten about these posts... I actually never got much identification help, and the error code 82 turned out to be a hard drive problem or something....

I sold them and shipped them to a guy from Austria who has fixed them both.

 

[FLAUDUS]

lisa identifying

Imtohyper-same Here-there Seems To Be No One Can Id Lisa Computers

 

[iMpathetic]

I WAS TRYING TO FIND OUT IF HYPER HAD GOTTEN ANY HELP ON THIS OLD POST-THE ERROR CODE 82 HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH NO RESPONSE FROM THE INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE-AS FAR AS THE DATE CODING I HAVE READ THAT YOU CAN TELL THE MFG DATE OF THE LISA WITH THE SERIAL NUMBER-I HAVE FORGOTTEN HOW-I THOUGHT MAC RUMORS HAD SOMEONE THAT HAD THAT INFO-SEEMS THAT IS NOT SO-JW

No need to shout, damn!

 

[FLAUDUS]

lisa identification

iMpathetic-DID NOT MEAN TO SHOUT-I USED A POST FROM LOWEND MAC---
TO DETERMINE THE DATE-MY LISA IS apple lisa 2/10 xL-serial number A3062094
model number A6s0200
THIS IS WHAT I CAME UP WITH-
A=USA
3=1983
062=WEEK OF YEAR
094=94th computer mfg
ANY COMMENTS ON HOW RIGHT OR WRONG I AM IS WELCOMED
(lowendmac has not responded to the question)

(lowendmac post)
2.8.12 - How can I determine when or where my Mac was made?
Macintosh serial numbers have a built-in date coding that can tell you the week and year in which your Mac was made, as well as the factory in most cases.
The first digit in the serial number is the last digit of the year of manufacture. To determine this with certainty will require a bit of common sense (i.e., a Power Mac whose serial number starts with 6 probably wasn't made in 1986).
The next two digits are the week of the year, which ought to be reasonably self-explanatory.
The serial number begins with a letter or two in most cases, and this is a factory code. Below is a list of all the factory codes I'm currently aware of; if you can add to or correct this list, e-mail me.

* F: Fremont, CA, USA
* CK: Cork, Ireland
* SG, E: Singapore
* XA, XB: Sacramento, CA, USA
* FC: Fountain, CO, USA (PowerBooks only)
* PK, SI: Mexico
* LT, SR: Taiwan
* G, A: USA
* MI, SK, M: Malaysia

 

[David Schmidt]

062=WEEK OF YEAR

Seems unlikely, given there tend to be 52 weeks in a year... maybe it's in octal. ;-)

 

[FLAUDUS]

Lisa Identification Help

Dave-thanks-you Did Notice The Mistake-i Don't Think Its In Octal-i Am Still Hoping Someone Will Respond That Did The Lowendmac Post-maybe Someone Else In Macrumors Will Respond-thanks Again-jw-could Be 06=6 Th Week And 2094=computer Mfg-jw

 

[bensonk]

Date coding

The three digits is for the day of the year (i.e. Jan 1 would be '001', Jan 31 would be '031') not week.

Hope that helps.

I sold about a dozen LISA's when working for a independent Apple reseller 1982-1985.

 

[FLAUDUS]

lisa identification help

bensonk-thank you-i felt like i was close-sounds right to me-jw