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Revision as of 05:24, 8 January 2010
Inicron's ROM-RAM-Box is a external device connected to the expansion port(with pass-trough), that provides 512 KB Pseudo-ROM.
Contents
Technical specs.
Inicron produced 128 KB and 512 KB ROM-RAM-Boxes. Both used S-RAM to simulate ROMs. The S-RAM is buffered by an accumulator, that is charged by the CPC. The contents of the Pseudo-ROMs remains stable for about one year.
Pictures
- The Inicron ROM-RAM-Box
The box
Inside
Software
Inicron delivered the RRB with the Softbrenner Tool. This ROM based software is window driven and allows to manage the RRB. It is even able to convert BASIC or Biary programs to ROMs.
