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From: I.D. Griffiths
Date: Mon, 02 Nov 1992 15:31

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The Alt keyboard connector was I believe placed as an alternative in case
a change of design was decided upon in the later stages.  (I think the
technical manual cllas them design backup connectors or something.)

Ian

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