The card used a series of 8 DIP switches to configure slot access speeds as well as the speed of the card. Since the Accelerator II was released before Apple's introduction of the Apple IIe, while the card would run in an Apple IIe, software which required a 65C02 microprocessor or used auxiliary memory would not function properly—this problem was solved with the Accelerator IIe, which was a complete redesign. Saturn Systems changed their name during the early 1980s to Titan Technologies due to trademark complications.
The card utilized a series of 8 DIP switches to configure slot access speeds and the speed of the card. The Accelerator II was launched before Apple introduced the Apple IIe, but the card could run in an Apple IIe; however, software that necessitated a 65C02 microprocessor or auxiliary memory would not function properly—this issue was resolved with the Accelerator IIe, which represented a complete redesign. Saturn Systems changed its name to Titan Technologies during the early 1980s due to trademark issues.