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Below is a copy of the '''Amstrad CPC Hardware List''' from http://www.retroisle.com/amstrad/cpc/Articles/hwlist.php (as of 10th August 2010). | Below is a copy of the '''Amstrad CPC Hardware List''' from http://www.retroisle.com/amstrad/cpc/Articles/hwlist.php (as of 10th August 2010). | ||
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Accordingly, this page is (intentionally) messy, not sorted by categories, and does contain duplicated items. For a better sorted page, see [[Peripherals]]. | Accordingly, this page is (intentionally) messy, not sorted by categories, and does contain duplicated items. For a better sorted page, see [[Peripherals]]. | ||
| − | * [[Amstrad part numbers|40025]] ([[Amstrad]]) 6128 Upgrade ROM | + | * [[Amstrad part numbers|40025]] ([[Amstrad]]) 6128 Upgrade ROM (see also: [[FO-DOS]] CPC6128 EPROM) |
* 20MB Harddrive ([[Siren Software]]) (1990) Never past prototype stage? | * 20MB Harddrive ([[Siren Software]]) (1990) Never past prototype stage? | ||
* 3" disk drive head cleaner ([[M.J.C. Supplies]]) (1991) | * 3" disk drive head cleaner ([[M.J.C. Supplies]]) (1991) | ||
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* [[ABBA switch]], External ([[STS]]/[[Hangman|Rob Scott]]) Change drive | * [[ABBA switch]], External ([[STS]]/[[Hangman|Rob Scott]]) Change drive | ||
* AMDRIVE ([[Silicon Systems|SILICON SYSTEMS]]) (1992) 3" SECOND DRIVE | * AMDRIVE ([[Silicon Systems|SILICON SYSTEMS]]) (1992) 3" SECOND DRIVE | ||
| − | * [[Amdrum|AMDRUM]] ([[Cheetah|CHEETAH]] MARKETING/[[Datel Electronics|DATEL]]) (1987) DRUM MACHINE | + | * [[Amdrum|AMDRUM]] ([[Silicon Systems|SILICON SYSTEMS]]) nonsense; actually it is from: ([[Cheetah|CHEETAH]] MARKETING/[[Datel Electronics|DATEL]]) (1987) DRUM MACHINE |
| − | * [[AMRAM]] ([[Silicon Systems|SILICON SYSTEMS]]) (1992) 16K RAM FOR PROTOTYPING ROMS | + | * [[AMRAM]] ([[Cheetah|CHEETAH]] MARKETING/[[Datel Electronics|DATEL]]) nonsense; actually it is from: ([[Silicon Systems|SILICON SYSTEMS]]) (1992) 16K RAM FOR PROTOTYPING ROMS |
* [[AMRAM2|AMRAM-2]] ([[Silicon Systems|SILICON SYSTEMS]]) (1987) 32K RAM FOR PROTOTYPING ROMS + ROMBOARD | * [[AMRAM2|AMRAM-2]] ([[Silicon Systems|SILICON SYSTEMS]]) (1987) 32K RAM FOR PROTOTYPING ROMS + ROMBOARD | ||
* AMSCASE ([[Silicon Systems|SILICON SYSTEMS]]) (1987) SERIAL INTERFACE - COMMUNICATION | * AMSCASE ([[Silicon Systems|SILICON SYSTEMS]]) (1987) SERIAL INTERFACE - COMMUNICATION | ||
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* Cirkit HX-RX1 ROM Expansion Card ([[Cirkit]] Distribution) 4 socket | * Cirkit HX-RX1 ROM Expansion Card ([[Cirkit]] Distribution) 4 socket | ||
* [[CM14]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) COLOUR MONITOR FOR 464+ AND 6128+ | * [[CM14]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) COLOUR MONITOR FOR 464+ AND 6128+ | ||
| − | * [[KDS Communicator 104|Communicator 104]] ([[KDS Electronics]]) (1992) Serial and Parallel interface with software ( | + | * [[KDS Communicator 104|Communicator 104]] ([[KDS Electronics]]) (1992) Serial and Parallel interface with software (note: that description is nonsense, it is a modem, not a serial/parallel interface) |
* [[KDS Electronics Serial Interface|CPC Serial Interface]] ([[KDS Electronics]]) (1986) Communications | * [[KDS Electronics Serial Interface|CPC Serial Interface]] ([[KDS Electronics]]) (1986) Communications | ||
* CPC to video lead ([[W.A.V.E.|WAVE]]) (1991) BNC or phono plug. Connect CPC monitor to video | * CPC to video lead ([[W.A.V.E.|WAVE]]) (1991) BNC or phono plug. Connect CPC monitor to video | ||
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* [[Dk'tronics memory expansion|DK'TRONICS SILICON DISK]], 464/664 or 6128 ([[Dk'tronics|DK'TRONICS]]/DATEL) 256K DISK IN RAM | * [[Dk'tronics memory expansion|DK'TRONICS SILICON DISK]], 464/664 or 6128 ([[Dk'tronics|DK'TRONICS]]/DATEL) 256K DISK IN RAM | ||
* [[Dk'tronics Speech Synthesizer|DK'TRONICS SPEECH SYNTHESISER + 2 SPEAKERS]] ([[Dk'tronics|DK'TRONICS]]/DATEL) Speech Synthesiser. ROM software + 2 speakers + Amplifier | * [[Dk'tronics Speech Synthesizer|DK'TRONICS SPEECH SYNTHESISER + 2 SPEAKERS]] ([[Dk'tronics|DK'TRONICS]]/DATEL) Speech Synthesiser. ROM software + 2 speakers + Amplifier | ||
| − | * DK'TRONICS TV TUNER ([[Dk'tronics|DK'TRONICS]]/DATEL) (1992)TURN MONITOR INTO TV | + | * [[Dk'tronics TV Tuner|DK'TRONICS TV TUNER]] ([[Dk'tronics|DK'TRONICS]]/DATEL) (1992)TURN MONITOR INTO TV |
* [[Connector:2nd disc drive (CPC664, CPC6128, CPC6128+)|DL-2]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) (1986) DISK LEAD - CONNECT FD-1 TO CPC6128 | * [[Connector:2nd disc drive (CPC664, CPC6128, CPC6128+)|DL-2]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) (1986) DISK LEAD - CONNECT FD-1 TO CPC6128 | ||
* [[Connector:2nd disc drive (CPC664, CPC6128, CPC6128+)|DL-2]] ([[Amstrad]]) Disk drive lead to connect 6128 to FD-1 | * [[Connector:2nd disc drive (CPC664, CPC6128, CPC6128+)|DL-2]] ([[Amstrad]]) Disk drive lead to connect 6128 to FD-1 | ||
* [[Connector:2nd disc drive (CPC664, CPC6128, CPC6128+)|DL-2]] 6128+ ([[W.A.V.E.|WAVE]]) (1990) 6128+ TO FD-1 | * [[Connector:2nd disc drive (CPC664, CPC6128, CPC6128+)|DL-2]] 6128+ ([[W.A.V.E.|WAVE]]) (1990) 6128+ TO FD-1 | ||
* [[DMP2000]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) (1993) DOT MATRIX PRINTER (9-PIN) | * [[DMP2000]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) (1993) DOT MATRIX PRINTER (9-PIN) | ||
| − | * [[DMP2000 | + | * [[DMP2000 Buffer Upgrade Kit|DMP2000/3000 BUFFER UPGRADE KIT]] ([[Goldmark Systems|GOLDMARK SYSTEMS]]) UPGRADE RAM IN DMP2000/3000 (actually, required for DMP2000 only) (the DMP3000 has already 8K RAM built-in) |
* [[DMP2160]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) DOT MATRIX PRINTER | * [[DMP2160]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) DOT MATRIX PRINTER | ||
* [[DMP3000]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) DOT MATRIX PRINTER | * [[DMP3000]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) DOT MATRIX PRINTER | ||
* [[DMP3160]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) DOT MATRIX PRINTER | * [[DMP3160]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) DOT MATRIX PRINTER | ||
| − | * DMP3250 ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) DOT MATRIX PRINTER | + | * [[DMP3250]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) DOT MATRIX PRINTER |
| − | * DMP4000 ([[Amstrad]]) Dot Matrix Printer | + | * [[DMP4000]] ([[Amstrad]]) Dot Matrix Printer |
* [[Draysoft Doubler|Doubler]] ([[Evesham Micros]]) (1989)Tape->Tape copier | * [[Draysoft Doubler|Doubler]] ([[Evesham Micros]]) (1989)Tape->Tape copier | ||
* DRIVE ADAPTORS ([[Microstyle|AVATAR]]) (1986) USE CPC DRIVES WITH OTHER COMPUTERS | * DRIVE ADAPTORS ([[Microstyle|AVATAR]]) (1986) USE CPC DRIVES WITH OTHER COMPUTERS | ||
* [[Dust Covers]] | * [[Dust Covers]] | ||
* [[Light Pen Professional / Mark II (Electric Studio)|Electric Studio Light Pen]] ([[Electric Studio]]) (1990) Lightpen and software | * [[Light Pen Professional / Mark II (Electric Studio)|Electric Studio Light Pen]] ([[Electric Studio]]) (1990) Lightpen and software | ||
| − | * Elite ROM Module (Brunword) (1989) [[BrunWord|Brunword | + | * Elite ROM Module (Brunword) or actually from ([[Brunning Software]]) (1989) [[BrunWord|Brunword, Spellchecker]] etc |
* [[EMR MIDI Interface|EMR Midi]]track performer ([[EMR|Electro Music Research]]) (1989) Midi | * [[EMR MIDI Interface|EMR Midi]]track performer ([[EMR|Electro Music Research]]) (1989) Midi | ||
* EPROM EXPANSION BOARD ([[John Morrison|JOHN MORRISON]]) (1992) EPROM BOARD | * EPROM EXPANSION BOARD ([[John Morrison|JOHN MORRISON]]) (1992) EPROM BOARD | ||
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* KDS ROMBOX ([[KDS Electronics|KDS ELECTRONICS]]) | * KDS ROMBOX ([[KDS Electronics|KDS ELECTRONICS]]) | ||
* [[KDS Electronics Serial Interface|KDS SERIAL INTERFACE]] ([[KDS Electronics|KDS ELECTRONICS]]) | * [[KDS Electronics Serial Interface|KDS SERIAL INTERFACE]] ([[KDS Electronics|KDS ELECTRONICS]]) | ||
| − | * Lifetime Drive (Miles Gordon Technology) (1989) 3.5" disc drive | + | * Lifetime Drive (Miles Gordon Technology) (1989) 3.5" disc drive (probably a raw drive, without interface; as far as known MGT didn't make a CPC version of their disc interface) |
* [[Light Pen Professional / Mark II (Electric Studio)|Lightpen]] ([[Electric Studio]]) | * [[Light Pen Professional / Mark II (Electric Studio)|Lightpen]] ([[Electric Studio]]) | ||
* [[Amstrad LP-1 light pen|LP-1]] ([[Amstrad]]) Light pen | * [[Amstrad LP-1 light pen|LP-1]] ([[Amstrad]]) Light pen | ||
| − | * LQ3500 ([[Amstrad]]) Printer | + | * [[LQ3500]] ([[Amstrad]]) Printer |
* [[Amstrad Magnum Phaser|MAGNUM LIGHT PHASER]] (MAGNUM/VIRGIN ??) (1989) LIGHTGUN | * [[Amstrad Magnum Phaser|MAGNUM LIGHT PHASER]] (MAGNUM/VIRGIN ??) (1989) LIGHTGUN | ||
* Manuscript holder (SBS Data Services Ltd) Holds a page next to monitor, so you can read and type at same time | * Manuscript holder (SBS Data Services Ltd) Holds a page next to monitor, so you can read and type at same time | ||
| − | * Maplins Expansion System ([[Maplin]] Electronics) (1986) Kit form. 8 Sockets, lightpen, buffered decoding for up to 128 I/O addresses, also socket for connection to Eurocard motherboard which can accomodate | + | * [[Maplin ROM Box|Maplins Expansion System]] ([[Maplin]] Electronics) (1986) Kit form. 8 Sockets, lightpen, buffered decoding for up to 128 I/O addresses, also socket for connection to Eurocard motherboard which can accomodate |
* MASTER MOUSE ([[Siren Software|SIREN SOFTWARE]]) MOUSE INTERFACE | * MASTER MOUSE ([[Siren Software|SIREN SOFTWARE]]) MOUSE INTERFACE | ||
* [[MAXAM|Maxam]] "Cartridge" ([[Arnor]]) | * [[MAXAM|Maxam]] "Cartridge" ([[Arnor]]) | ||
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* MODIFY DDI-1 INTERFACE TO WORK WITH 464+ ([[W.A.V.E.|WAVE]]) (1992) | * MODIFY DDI-1 INTERFACE TO WORK WITH 464+ ([[W.A.V.E.|WAVE]]) (1992) | ||
* [[Amstrad MP1/MP2 modulator|MP1]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) (1992) TV MODULATOR RF FOR 464 | * [[Amstrad MP1/MP2 modulator|MP1]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) (1992) TV MODULATOR RF FOR 464 | ||
| − | * MP1-F ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) TV MODULATOR SCART FOR 464 ( | + | * MP1-F ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) TV MODULATOR SCART FOR 464 (seems to be the CPC 464 version of the [[MP2F]], without 12V) |
| − | * MP-1F+ ([[W.A.V.E.|WAVE]]) TV MODULATOR - CONNECT 464+/6128+ TO SCART TV ( | + | * MP-1F+ ([[W.A.V.E.|WAVE]]) TV MODULATOR - CONNECT 464+/6128+ TO SCART TV (seems to be the CPC Plus version of the [[MP2F]], without 12V) (CPC Plus uses only 5V; even the 6128 disc-version) |
* [[Amstrad MP1/MP2 modulator|MP2]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) (1993) TV MODULATOR FOR 664,6128 | * [[Amstrad MP1/MP2 modulator|MP2]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) (1993) TV MODULATOR FOR 664,6128 | ||
* [[MP2F|MP2-F]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) TV MODULATOR SCART FOR 664,6128 | * [[MP2F|MP2-F]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) TV MODULATOR SCART FOR 664,6128 | ||
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* Ram TV tuner/reciever (?) (1992) | * Ram TV tuner/reciever (?) (1992) | ||
* [[Microstyle RAMROM|Ramrom]] ([[Microstyle]]) Has 32k Ram which acts like ROM. Use it to prototype ROMs | * [[Microstyle RAMROM|Ramrom]] ([[Microstyle]]) Has 32k Ram which acts like ROM. Use it to prototype ROMs | ||
| − | * ROMBO ROMBOARD ([[Rombo Productions|ROMBO]]) (1992) HOLDS 6 EPROM | + | * [[Rombo Rombox|ROMBO ROMBOARD]] ([[Rombo Productions|ROMBO]]) (1992) HOLDS 6 EPROM |
* ROMboard Xtra ([[Microstyle]]) 6 socket + 1 socket for 6128 upgrade ROM | * ROMboard Xtra ([[Microstyle]]) 6 socket + 1 socket for 6128 upgrade ROM | ||
* [[Microgenic ROM Board|ROMbox]] ([[Microgenic Systems|Microgenic]]) (1991) | * [[Microgenic ROM Board|ROMbox]] ([[Microgenic Systems|Microgenic]]) (1991) | ||
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* [[Amstrad Serial Interface|RS232C]]+ ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) RS232 INTERFACE FOR 6128+ | * [[Amstrad Serial Interface|RS232C]]+ ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) RS232 INTERFACE FOR 6128+ | ||
* Screen Filter (SBS Data Services Ltd) (1993) Reduce brightness and glare on monitor screen | * Screen Filter (SBS Data Services Ltd) (1993) Reduce brightness and glare on monitor screen | ||
| − | * SCREENVISION (SCREENS) (1986) USE CPC COLOUR MONITORS AS TV | + | * [[Screenvision TV Tuner|SCREENVISION]] ([[Screens Microcomputers|SCREENS]]) (1986) USE CPC COLOUR MONITORS AS TV |
| − | * Screenvision TV and Video Tuner (Screens Microcomputers and Electronics) (1990) Tv-tuner for Colour monitors | + | * [[Screenvision TV Tuner|Screenvision TV and Video Tuner]] ([[Screens Microcomputers|Screens Microcomputers and Electronics]]) (1990) Tv-tuner for Colour monitors |
* [[Connector:2nd disc drive (CPC664, CPC6128, CPC6128+)|Second drive lead]] (?) (1986) | * [[Connector:2nd disc drive (CPC664, CPC6128, CPC6128+)|Second drive lead]] (?) (1986) | ||
* Serial and Parallel Port ([[KDS Electronics]] Ltd) | * Serial and Parallel Port ([[KDS Electronics]] Ltd) | ||
* [[RS232|Serial Interface]] (?) (1986) | * [[RS232|Serial Interface]] (?) (1986) | ||
* [[Service Manuals|SERVICE MANUALS]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) FIX 464,6128,464+,6128+, GX4000,DDI-1,FD-1,CT-1,MP-3 | * [[Service Manuals|SERVICE MANUALS]] ([[Amstrad|AMSTRAD]]) FIX 464,6128,464+,6128+, GX4000,DDI-1,FD-1,CT-1,MP-3 | ||
| − | * [[ABBA switch|SIDE SWITCH]], External (?) USE BOTH SIDES OF 3.5 DISCS IN AMSDOS | + | * [[ABBA switch|SIDE SWITCH]], External (?) USE BOTH SIDES OF 3.5" DISCS IN AMSDOS |
* [[ABBA switch|Side Switch]], Internal ([[STS]]/[[Hangman|Rob Scott]]) | * [[ABBA switch|Side Switch]], Internal ([[STS]]/[[Hangman|Rob Scott]]) | ||
* Sideways ROM ([[KDS Electronics]]) | * Sideways ROM ([[KDS Electronics]]) | ||
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* Video Digitizer ([[John Morrison]]) (1993) | * Video Digitizer ([[John Morrison]]) (1993) | ||
* VIDEOMASTER ([[Campursoft|CAMPURSOFT]]/COMSOFT) (1986) CONNECT CPC TO VIDEO RECORDER | * VIDEOMASTER ([[Campursoft|CAMPURSOFT]]/COMSOFT) (1986) CONNECT CPC TO VIDEO RECORDER | ||
| − | * Videomaster ([[Campursoft|CampurSoft]]) (1993) Connect CPC to Video | + | * [[Videomaster|Videomaster]] ([[Campursoft|CampurSoft]]) (1993) Connect CPC to Video |
* [[VIDI digitizer|VIDI DIGITISER]] ([[Rombo Productions|ROMbo Productions]]) (1993)DIGITISE TV IMAGES | * [[VIDI digitizer|VIDI DIGITISER]] ([[Rombo Productions|ROMbo Productions]]) (1993)DIGITISE TV IMAGES | ||
| − | * Voyager 7 (Microlink) or more likely: (Modem House) (1989) Serial Interface and Modem for connection to Microlink service [http://www.worldofspectrum.org/showmag.cgi?mag=YourComputer/Issue8609/Pages/YourComputer860900015.jpg review] | + | * Voyager 7 (Microlink) or more likely: (Modem House) (1989) Serial Interface and Modem for connection to Microlink service (see ZX [http://www.worldofspectrum.org/showmag.cgi?mag=YourComputer/Issue8609/Pages/YourComputer860900015.jpg review] and CPC [[:Image:ACU8610004.jpg|advert]]) |
* [[Connector:Expansion port|WIDGET]] ([[W.A.V.E.|WAVE]]) (1986) EXPANSION PORT ADAPTOR (464+/6128+ TO EDGE CONNECTOR) | * [[Connector:Expansion port|WIDGET]] ([[W.A.V.E.|WAVE]]) (1986) EXPANSION PORT ADAPTOR (464+/6128+ TO EDGE CONNECTOR) | ||
* [[X-ROM|XROM]] ([[Timatic Systems|TIMATIC SYSTEMS]]) (1992) EPROM PROGRAMMER | * [[X-ROM|XROM]] ([[Timatic Systems|TIMATIC SYSTEMS]]) (1992) EPROM PROGRAMMER | ||
Latest revision as of 04:52, 6 December 2011
Below is a copy of the Amstrad CPC Hardware List from http://www.retroisle.com/amstrad/cpc/Articles/hwlist.php (as of 10th August 2010).
Purpose of this page is to verify which items are listed on cpcwiki.
Accordingly, this page is (intentionally) messy, not sorted by categories, and does contain duplicated items. For a better sorted page, see Peripherals.
- 40025 (Amstrad) 6128 Upgrade ROM (see also: FO-DOS CPC6128 EPROM)
- 20MB Harddrive (Siren Software) (1990) Never past prototype stage?
- 3" disk drive head cleaner (M.J.C. Supplies) (1991)
- 3.5" Drive (SD Microsystems) (1992)
- 3.5" Drive (Siren Software) (1992)
- 3.5" Super Drive (GVL Bagsform) (1992)
- 3.5" Super Drive (Microstyle) (1992)
- 464 monitor lead extension (M.J.C. Supplies) (1986)
- 464/664/6128 Monitor Plinth (?) Small stand for monitor
- 5.25" drive (KDS Electronics)
- 6128 Monitor lead extension (M.J.C. Supplies) (1986)
- 6128 ROM (Amstrad) (1992) Upgrade 464 to 6128
- 6128 ROM Module (Brunword) (1992) Brunword 6128 in a ROM module
- 8 Bit Printer Port (Pride Utilities) (1986)
- 8 bit printer port (KDS Electronics Ltd) (1986)
- 800K Disc Drive (Datel Electronics) (1989)
- 8K Sector Modification, Automatic (Richard Wilson) Copy protected Software with this disk format
- ABBA Drive Switch, Internal (Phil Craven/Rob Scott)
- ABBA switch, External (STS/Rob Scott) Change drive
- AMDRIVE (SILICON SYSTEMS) (1992) 3" SECOND DRIVE
- AMDRUM (SILICON SYSTEMS) nonsense; actually it is from: (CHEETAH MARKETING/DATEL) (1987) DRUM MACHINE
- AMRAM (CHEETAH MARKETING/DATEL) nonsense; actually it is from: (SILICON SYSTEMS) (1992) 16K RAM FOR PROTOTYPING ROMS
- AMRAM-2 (SILICON SYSTEMS) (1987) 32K RAM FOR PROTOTYPING ROMS + ROMBOARD
- AMSCASE (SILICON SYSTEMS) (1987) SERIAL INTERFACE - COMMUNICATION
- Amstrad RS232 Interface (AMSTRAD)
- Amstrad Trackerball (Datapen MicroTechnology Ltd) Trackball/Rollerball and Software
- Amstrad V21/V23 Modem (Amstrad) and/or (PACE) (1986)
- Amx mouse (ADVANCED MEMORY SYSTEMS) (1987) Mouse Interface + Driver software
- AUTOFIRE INTERFACE (MICROSNIPS) HAVE AUTOFIRE ON CPC
- Autofire Unit (Microsnips) (1989)
- CF2 (AMSOFT/MAXELL/DISCXPRESS/GOLD MASTER) (1989 ???) 3" FLOPPY DISC
- Cirkit HX-RX1 ROM Expansion Card (Cirkit Distribution) 4 socket
- CM14 (AMSTRAD) COLOUR MONITOR FOR 464+ AND 6128+
- Communicator 104 (KDS Electronics) (1992) Serial and Parallel interface with software (note: that description is nonsense, it is a modem, not a serial/parallel interface)
- CPC Serial Interface (KDS Electronics) (1986) Communications
- CPC to video lead (WAVE) (1991) BNC or phono plug. Connect CPC monitor to video
- CPC TO VIDEO LEAD, BNC OR PHONO (WAVE) (1986)
- CPC6128 MANUAL (AMSTRAD) (1992)
- cps 8256 serial/parallel interface for PCW (Amstrad)
- CT1 (Amstrad) Clock/Radio/Alarm
- CTM640 (AMSTRAD) COLOR MONITOR FOR 464
- CTM644 (AMSTRAD) COLOUR MONITOR FOR 664/6128
- Dart Scanner (Dart Electronics) (1987) Scan with printer
- DDI-1 (AMSTRAD) (1989) DISK DRIVE, DISK INTERFACE, DISK HW FOR 464
- Demon Development Cartridge (John Morrison) Hacking tool
- DHCP MIDI INTERFACE (DHCP) (1989) MIDI INTERFACE + SOFTWARE
- DHCP MIDI Interface (DHCP) (1990)
- Dial-A-Disk (SBS Data Services Ltd) Disc box
- Disc Wizard (Evesham Micros) (1986) Tape->Disc backup
- DK'TRONICS 256K RAM PACK, 464/664 or 6128 (DK'TRONICS/DATEL) (1986)
- DK'TRONICS 64K RAM PACK (DK'TRONICS/DATEL) EXTEND RAM
- DK'TRONICS LIGHTPEN/GRAPHICS SYSTEM (DK'TRONICS/DATEL) DRAW GRAPHICS
- DK'TRONICS MOUSE INTERFACE + GENIUS MOUSE (DK'TRONICS/DATEL) (1992) MOUSE HW + SOFTWARE DRIVER
- DK'TRONICS REAL TIME CLOCK (DK'TRONICS/DATEL) (1992) REAL TIME CLOCK
- DK'TRONICS SILICON DISK, 464/664 or 6128 (DK'TRONICS/DATEL) 256K DISK IN RAM
- DK'TRONICS SPEECH SYNTHESISER + 2 SPEAKERS (DK'TRONICS/DATEL) Speech Synthesiser. ROM software + 2 speakers + Amplifier
- DK'TRONICS TV TUNER (DK'TRONICS/DATEL) (1992)TURN MONITOR INTO TV
- DL-2 (AMSTRAD) (1986) DISK LEAD - CONNECT FD-1 TO CPC6128
- DL-2 (Amstrad) Disk drive lead to connect 6128 to FD-1
- DL-2 6128+ (WAVE) (1990) 6128+ TO FD-1
- DMP2000 (AMSTRAD) (1993) DOT MATRIX PRINTER (9-PIN)
- DMP2000/3000 BUFFER UPGRADE KIT (GOLDMARK SYSTEMS) UPGRADE RAM IN DMP2000/3000 (actually, required for DMP2000 only) (the DMP3000 has already 8K RAM built-in)
- DMP2160 (AMSTRAD) DOT MATRIX PRINTER
- DMP3000 (AMSTRAD) DOT MATRIX PRINTER
- DMP3160 (AMSTRAD) DOT MATRIX PRINTER
- DMP3250 (AMSTRAD) DOT MATRIX PRINTER
- DMP4000 (Amstrad) Dot Matrix Printer
- Doubler (Evesham Micros) (1989)Tape->Tape copier
- DRIVE ADAPTORS (AVATAR) (1986) USE CPC DRIVES WITH OTHER COMPUTERS
- Dust Covers
- Electric Studio Light Pen (Electric Studio) (1990) Lightpen and software
- Elite ROM Module (Brunword) or actually from (Brunning Software) (1989) Brunword, Spellchecker etc
- EMR Miditrack performer (Electro Music Research) (1989) Midi
- EPROM EXPANSION BOARD (JOHN MORRISON) (1992) EPROM BOARD
- EPROM PROGRAMMER (AVATAR) (1989) PROGRAM EPROM
- EPROM PROGRAMMER (JOHN MORRISON)
- EPROM PROGRAMMER (MICROGENIC)
- EPROM Programmer (Microstyle) (1991)
- FD1 (AMSTRAD) 2ND 3" Disk Drive
- FD1+ (AMSTRAD) FD-1 FOR CPC6128+
- Fortune Superslim Cassette (WAVE) (1989)
- Foundation Step Time Sequencer v4.25 (Foundation Software) (1991) one-step MIDI sequencer
- Game Pro Mk2 (CPRs Design Technology) (1991) custom control interface plugs into joystick
- GENIUS MOUSE (DATEL) (1993) MOUSE
- GT64 (AMSTRAD) (1992 ??) GREEN SCREEN MONITOR FOR 664/6128
- GX4000 (AMSTRAD) CONSOLE
- HACKIT/ LE HACKEUR (SIREN SOFTWARE) HACKING
- JY-1 (AMSTRAD) (1990) JOYSTICK WITH CONNECTOR FOR 2ND JOYSTICK
- JY-2 (AMSTRAD) JOYSTICK
- JY3 (Amstrad) (1991) Joystick
- K.D.S. Electronics ROMboard (KDS ELECTRONICS) 6 socket ROMboard
- KDS 5.25" DISC DRIVE (KDS ELECTRONICS)
- KDS 8-BIT PRINTER PORT (KDS ELECTRONICS)
- KDS ROMBOX (KDS ELECTRONICS)
- KDS SERIAL INTERFACE (KDS ELECTRONICS)
- Lifetime Drive (Miles Gordon Technology) (1989) 3.5" disc drive (probably a raw drive, without interface; as far as known MGT didn't make a CPC version of their disc interface)
- Lightpen (Electric Studio)
- LP-1 (Amstrad) Light pen
- LQ3500 (Amstrad) Printer
- MAGNUM LIGHT PHASER (MAGNUM/VIRGIN ??) (1989) LIGHTGUN
- Manuscript holder (SBS Data Services Ltd) Holds a page next to monitor, so you can read and type at same time
- Maplins Expansion System (Maplin Electronics) (1986) Kit form. 8 Sockets, lightpen, buffered decoding for up to 128 I/O addresses, also socket for connection to Eurocard motherboard which can accomodate
- MASTER MOUSE (SIREN SOFTWARE) MOUSE INTERFACE
- Maxam "Cartridge" (Arnor)
- MCL115 (?) (1986) CONNECT TAPE RECORDER TO CPC
- MCL115 (WAVE) (1989) Cassette lead for CPC
- Microgenic Systems ROMboard (Microgenic Systems) 8 socket ROMboard
- MICROTEXT ADAPTOR (MICROTEXT) VIEW TELETEXT PAGES ON CPC
- Microtext Adaptor (Microtext) (1989) View Teletext images on CPC
- MIDI Interface (Silicon Systems) (1990) MIDI INTERFACE + SOFTWARE
- MIDI Interface (Silicon Systems) (1989)
- MIDITRACK PERFORMER (EMR) MIDI INTERFACE + SOFTWARE
- Mini-Max Modem (KDS Electronics) (1990) Modem
- MIRAGE IMAGER (MIRAGE MICROCOMPUTERS LTD) (1986) TAPE-TO-DISC BACKUP (similar to MF2)
- MM12 (AMSTRAD) (1986) MONO MONITOR FOR 464+ AND 6128+
- MODIFY 6128+ TO LOAD TAPES (WAVE) (1993) PROJECT
- MODIFY DDI-1 INTERFACE TO WORK WITH 464+ (WAVE) (1992)
- MP1 (AMSTRAD) (1992) TV MODULATOR RF FOR 464
- MP1-F (AMSTRAD) TV MODULATOR SCART FOR 464 (seems to be the CPC 464 version of the MP2F, without 12V)
- MP-1F+ (WAVE) TV MODULATOR - CONNECT 464+/6128+ TO SCART TV (seems to be the CPC Plus version of the MP2F, without 12V) (CPC Plus uses only 5V; even the 6128 disc-version)
- MP2 (AMSTRAD) (1993) TV MODULATOR FOR 664,6128
- MP2-F (AMSTRAD) TV MODULATOR SCART FOR 664,6128
- MP3 (AMSTRAD) TV TUNER FOR CTM644 MONITOR
- MULTIFACE 2 (ROMANTIC ROBOT) (1992) HACKING AND TAPE->DISC TRANSFER
- Multiface 2+ (ROMantic Robot) (1992) HACKING AND TAPE->DISC TRANSFER (PLUS VERSION)
- Multiface-2E (ROMantic Robot) (1991) Multiface 2 for CPC Plus
- PACE LINNET MODEM (PACE) MODEM
- Pace RS232 (PACE)
- Paddle Controller for Plus (?)
- Parallel port (?)
- PL-1 (AMSTRAD) PRINTER LEAD FOR CPC
- Power Controller (KDS Electronics) (1990) has 8 relays, to control lights, fans, robots etc
- PP5 (Amstrad) (1991) Business Promotion Pack
- PP6 (AMSTRAD) (1986) PROMOTIONAL PACK (15 GAMES + JOYSTICK)
- PP7 (Amstrad) (1989) 15 games and a joystick
- PP8 (AMSTRAD) PROMOTIONAL PACK (17 DISC GAMES + JOYSTICK)
- PRINTER LEAD (?) Centronics PRINTER LEAD FOR CPC
- Printer lead for CPC (?)
- Printer lead for Plus (?)
- PRINTER T SWITCH (KDS ELECTRONICS) CONNECT TWO PRINTERS TO THE CPC
- Printer T Switch (KDS Electronics) Connect 2 printers to Amstrad
- PS2 (AMSTRAD?) (1986) POWER SUPPLY FOR DISC INTERFACE FOR NON-DISK CPC
- Ram 6128 Speech Synth ROM (?)
- Ram Delta Joystick (?)
- RAM MUSIC MACHINE (RAM/DATEL) SOUND SAMPLER, MIDI INTERFACE, DRUM MACHINE
- Ram TV tuner/reciever (?) (1992)
- Ramrom (Microstyle) Has 32k Ram which acts like ROM. Use it to prototype ROMs
- ROMBO ROMBOARD (ROMBO) (1992) HOLDS 6 EPROM
- ROMboard Xtra (Microstyle) 6 socket + 1 socket for 6128 upgrade ROM
- ROMbox (Microgenic) (1991)
- ROMONOFF SWITCH (AVATAR) (1989) ENABLE/DISABLE ALL ROMS WITH A SWITCH
- RS 232-C (MTH Ingenieros) probably means (MHT Ingenieros) Serial Interface
- RS232 (KDS Electronics ltd)
- RS232 Interface (Timatic Systems) (1986) 2 RS232 Channels, Parallel port, Sideways ROM board
- RS232 Interface (Cirkit) (1986)
- RS232C+ (AMSTRAD) RS232 INTERFACE FOR 6128+
- Screen Filter (SBS Data Services Ltd) (1993) Reduce brightness and glare on monitor screen
- SCREENVISION (SCREENS) (1986) USE CPC COLOUR MONITORS AS TV
- Screenvision TV and Video Tuner (Screens Microcomputers and Electronics) (1990) Tv-tuner for Colour monitors
- Second drive lead (?) (1986)
- Serial and Parallel Port (KDS Electronics Ltd)
- Serial Interface (?) (1986)
- SERVICE MANUALS (AMSTRAD) FIX 464,6128,464+,6128+, GX4000,DDI-1,FD-1,CT-1,MP-3
- SIDE SWITCH, External (?) USE BOTH SIDES OF 3.5" DISCS IN AMSDOS
- Side Switch, Internal (STS/Rob Scott)
- Sideways ROM (KDS Electronics)
- Sideways ROM Board (KDS Electronics) (1986) 5 ROMs
- Single 3" with Interface (Super Power) or more likely from: (Micro Power Ltd.) (1986)
- Single second 3" drive for 464 or 664 wi (Super Power) or more likely from: (Micro Power Ltd.)
- SM2400 (AMSTRAD) MODEM (2400 baud Internal PC modem - not CPC related)
- SOFT 158A (AMSTRAD) DDI-1 FIRMWARE MANUAL
- SOFT 968 (AMSTRAD) FIRMWARE SPECIFICATION (6128)
- SOUND BLASTER (SIREN SOFTWARE) (1987) SOUND AMPLIFIER + 2 SPEAKERS + HEADPHONES
- Speech Synthesiser (MTH Ingenieros) probably means (MHT Ingenieros) Speech Synthesiser
- SSA-1 Speech Synthesiser (Amstrad) (?) Speech Synthesiser
- STEREO SOUND BOOSTER (DATEL) STEREO AMP + SPEAKERS
- Super Power Sideways ROM Card (Super Power) or more likely from: (Micro Power Ltd.) (1986)
- SYSTEM DISCS (Amstrad/Digital Research) (1986) CPM/CPM+ SYSTEM DISCS
- Third drive switching cable (?)
- TimDisc 5.25" disc drive (Timatic Systems)
- TROJAN LIGHT PHAZER (TROJAN) (1986 ??) LIGHT GUN FOR GX4000, 464+,6128+
- Trojan Lightgun (Trojan) (1991) Lightgun for GX4000 and Plus
- TV Tuner (Microtext) (1989) Use with Microtext Adaptor to view Teletext without video recorder (optionally one could use a Video Recorder as tuner for the Teletext Adaptor)
- Video Digitizer (John Morrison) (1993)
- VIDEOMASTER (CAMPURSOFT/COMSOFT) (1986) CONNECT CPC TO VIDEO RECORDER
- Videomaster (CampurSoft) (1993) Connect CPC to Video
- VIDI DIGITISER (ROMbo Productions) (1993)DIGITISE TV IMAGES
- Voyager 7 (Microlink) or more likely: (Modem House) (1989) Serial Interface and Modem for connection to Microlink service (see ZX review and CPC advert)
- WIDGET (WAVE) (1986) EXPANSION PORT ADAPTOR (464+/6128+ TO EDGE CONNECTOR)
- XROM (TIMATIC SYSTEMS) (1992) EPROM PROGRAMMER
