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* Big mainboard, old Gate Array with cooling plate and with VCC2; supplied from VCC via two 12 ohm resistors, R138 and R139, which are seen (with white coating) near the cooling plate. | * Big mainboard, old Gate Array with cooling plate and with VCC2; supplied from VCC via two 12 ohm resistors, R138 and R139, which are seen (with white coating) near the cooling plate. | ||
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− | + | |[[File:CPC464 Z70100 Tomdalby.jpg|200px]] || || '''Board: PT NO Z70100, without any "MCnnnn" code, Copyright 1983'''<br>Original version. Real wires going to keyboard. | |
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− | [[File:CPC464 Z70100 MC0001A RobertoCarlos.jpg|200px | + | |-[[File:CPC464 Z70100 MC0001A RobertoCarlos.jpg|200px]] || || '''Board: PT NO Z70100, MC0001A, Copyright 1983'''<br>Keyboard connector now has two rows of soldering points; probably intended to support two different connectors:<br>The old PCB keyboard with wires, and the new CPC664-style 19pin single-foil "membrane" keyboard. |
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− | + | |[[File:CPC464 270100 Grimware_crop.jpg|200px]] || || '''Board: PT NO 270100, MC0001A, Copyrigh 1983'''<br>Same as "Z70100 MC0001A", but with uncommon text layer: labeled "270100" (not "Z70100"), says "Copyrigh" (not "Copyright"), and, unlike all other boards, its text has slashed zeroes. | |
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− | + | |[[File:GA motherboard.JPG|200px]] || || '''Board: Prototype with Gate Array Simulator''' ([[CPC Prototypes|more pictures]])<br>The Gate Array Simulator board (mounted on top of the mainboard, and almost having the same size as the mainboard) contains four 8K EPROMs, and a Gate Array prototype made of several logic chips.<br>In later versions these evolved into a normal 28pin 32K ROM chip, and the custom 40pin Gate Array chip. | |
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== CPC464 version 2 (new gate array) == | == CPC464 version 2 (new gate array) == | ||
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* New connector for new 6128-style 2x10pin dual-foil membrane keyboards (still has optional soldering points old 19pin foils). | * New connector for new 6128-style 2x10pin dual-foil membrane keyboards (still has optional soldering points old 19pin foils). | ||
− | [[File:CPC 464 MC0002B bilgisayarlarim.jpg|200px | + | {|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}} |
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− | + | |[[File:CPC 464 MC0002B bilgisayarlarim.jpg|200px]] || || '''Board: PT NO Z70200, MC0002B, Copyright 1984'''<br>The cooling plate and [[Media:Robcfg CPC464 EN 07.jpg|cooling paste]] are removed on the photo, revealing the normally hidden 40007-4 gate array chip | |
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− | [[File:Colossus CPC472 mainboard.jpg|200px | + | |[[File:Colossus CPC472 mainboard.jpg|200px]] || || '''Board: PT NO Z70200, MC0002C, Copyright 1984 with MS0043A daughterboard''' [[472|(more pictures)]]<br>The Spanish [[472|CPC472]], with nonfunctional 8K RAM on the daughterboard |
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− | + | |[[File:CPC464 Z70200 Tomdalby.jpg|200px]] || || '''Board: PT NO Z70200, MC0002D, Copyright 1984''' | |
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− | + | |[[File:Nightfallcrew CPC464 french azerty Z70200 MC0008D pcb.jpg|200px|left]] || || '''Board: PT NO Z70200, MC0008D'''<br>French board with shielding plates, and additional filtering loops, and french AZERTY rom.<br>Without old 19pin keyboard connector. | |
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== CPC464 version 3 (medium-sized) == | == CPC464 version 3 (medium-sized) == | ||
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* '''Size: <span style="color:#ff0000">???x???</span> mm''' | * '''Size: <span style="color:#ff0000">???x???</span> mm''' | ||
− | [[File:CPC6128 Z80330 Yarek.jpg|160px | + | {|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}} |
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− | + | |[[File:CPC6128 Z80330 Yarek.jpg|160px]] || || '''Board: PT NO Z80330, MC0100A (1988)'''<br>Uses 100pin SMD Gate Array (combines the old Gate Array and PAL, CRTC, and some FDC/DRAM/RESET logic in one chip).<br>Can be fitted with four 64Kx4 RAM chips (or the normal sixteen 64Kx1 RAM chips)<br>Printer port consists of 74LS174+74LS175 (instead of 74LS273) | |
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== CPC 464+ == | == CPC 464+ == | ||
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* Uses 160pin SMD Gate Array (ASIC). | * Uses 160pin SMD Gate Array (ASIC). | ||
− | [[File:Terje 464-MC0122B-6.jpg|141px | + | {|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}} |
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− | + | |[[File:Terje 464-MC0122B-6.jpg|141px]] || || '''Board: 2700-016P-3, MC0122B, Copyright 1990'''<br>IC16 is 74HCT02 with two extra resistors between pins 2+14 and 3+4<br>extra diodes near R71-R75 (below right edge of expansion port) | |
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− | + | |[[File:Terje 464-MC0122C-7 unrotated.jpg|141px]] || || '''Board: 2700-016P-3, MC0122C, Copyright 1990'''<br>IC16 is 74LS27 without extra resistors<br>other extra diodes near R71-R75, and R73 is not installed | |
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− | + | |[[File:CPC464Plus MC0122D NightfallCrew.jpg|141px]] || || '''Board: 2700-016P-3, MC0122D, Copyright 1990'''<br>New D29/D30 (instead of the "extra" diodes near R71-R75) | |
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== CPC 6128+ == | == CPC 6128+ == | ||
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* Uses 160pin SMD Gate Array (ASIC), and 24pin data separator. | * Uses 160pin SMD Gate Array (ASIC), and 24pin data separator. | ||
− | [[Image:Gerald CPC6128Plus 1990 2700-016P-3 MC0122C.jpg|141px | + | {|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}} |
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− | + | |[[Image:Gerald CPC6128Plus 1990 2700-016P-3 MC0122C.jpg|141px]] || || '''Board: 2700-016P-3, MC0122C, Copyright 1990'''<br>([[Media:Terje 6128-MC0122C-7 unrotated.jpg|other picture]]) | |
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− | + | |[[Image:Terje 6128-MC0122D-9 unrotated.jpg|141px]] || || '''Board: 2700-016P-3, MC0122D, Copyright 1990''' | |
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Other Plus versions are shown in the [[Service Manuals]] (Plus series, page 5 = MC0122B, and page 16 = MC0122A). | Other Plus versions are shown in the [[Service Manuals]] (Plus series, page 5 = MC0122B, and page 16 = MC0122A). | ||
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* Additional Scart Connector and TV Modulator. | * Additional Scart Connector and TV Modulator. | ||
− | [[File:Terje GX4000-MC0123B-K3.jpg|100px | + | {|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}} |
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− | + | |[[File:Terje GX4000-MC0123B-K3.jpg|100px]] || || '''Board: 2700-017P-3, MC0123B, Copyright 1990, K1'''<br>R153 installed (near SCART connector)<br>handmade NR2 (between CPU and PSG) | |
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− | + | |[[File:GX4000 PCB Top.jpg|100px|left]] || || '''Board: 2700-017P-4, MC0123C, Copyright 1990, K1''' ([[Media:Terje GX4000-MC0123C-K1 unrotated.jpg|other picture]])<br>R153 not installed (near SCART connector)<br>D135-D142 instead of NR2, R1/R2/C2 rearranged (between CPU and PSG)<br>bigger R181 (3 Watts), C32/D180 rearranged (near RGB monitor connector) | |
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− | + | |[[File:Terje GX4000-MC0123C-K2.jpg|100px]] || || '''Board: 2700-017P-4, MC0123C, Copyright 1990, K2'''<br>Looks same as above (only the "K2" text near the LED changed). | |
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− | + | |[[File:GX 4000 MC0123C K4 bilgisayarlarim 736001086319 MA.jpg|100px]] || || '''Board: 2700-017P-4, MC0123C, Copyright 1990, K4'''<br>Looks same as above (only the "K4" text near the LED changed). | |
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− | + | |[[File:Cpcmania GX4000 without modulator.jpg|100px]] || || '''Board: 27...?, MC...?, Copyright 1990, K3''' (without TV modulator)<br>Version without TV Modulator installed, and with IC101 replaced by 4 transistors (used in French models; where the PAL modulator would be useless). | |
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Another GX4000 board (2700-017P-3, MC0123A, Copyright 1990) is shown in [[Service Manuals]] (Plus series, page 24 and page 32/france). | Another GX4000 board (2700-017P-3, MC0123A, Copyright 1990) is shown in [[Service Manuals]] (Plus series, page 24 and page 32/france). | ||
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* '''Size: 52x60 mm''' [[GX4000 cartridge|(more pictures)]] | * '''Size: 52x60 mm''' [[GX4000 cartridge|(more pictures)]] | ||
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− | + | |[[File:Inside GX4000 cart 1 unrotated.jpg|52px]] || || '''Board: PT-NO-Z90903-MC0121A''' - With custom LKs, and double-sided soldering points. | |
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− | + | |[[File:Cartridge-PT-NO-Z90903-MS0201A-Installed.jpg|52px]] || || '''Board: PT-NO-Z90903-MS0201A''' - With custom LKs, and single-sided soldering points. | |
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− | + | |[[File:Cartridge-2700-023P-1-Installed.jpg|52px]] || || '''Board: 2700-023P-1''' - With hardwired LK1 and LK6, and single-sided soldering points. | |
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− | + | |[[File:Dragon CPC Plus System Cartridge PC Spanish.jpg|52px]] || || '''Board: Nonamed''' - Spanish cartridge without text-layer on PCB (otherwise same as 2700-023P-1). | |
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− | + | |[[File:Cart_PCB_AMSTRO1_top.jpg|52px]] || || '''Board: AMSTRO1''' (LK1-LK6 are called L1-L6 here) - With hardwired LK1 and LK6, and double-sided soldering points. | |
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== DDI-1 == | == DDI-1 == | ||
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* '''Size: 160x65 mm''' | * '''Size: 160x65 mm''' | ||
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− | + | |[[File:Gerald DDI-1 MF0004B.jpg|80px]] || || '''Board: MF0004B, ISS3, (C) Amstrad 1984'''<br>[[Amstrad Disk Drive|(more pictures)]]<br>20pin FDC Data Separator | |
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== Clones == | == Clones == | ||
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− | + | |[[File:KC Compact PCB cropped.jpg|185px]] || || '''KC Compact''' [[KC Compact|(more pictures)]]<br>'''Size: 370x200 mm'''<br>East german CPC464 clone (CPC 464-style 64K RAM, Tape Drive, though using 6128 BIOS version) | |
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− | + | |[[File:Deepfb-aleste-without-keyboard.jpg|200px]] || || '''Board: PATISONIC ALESTE 520EX 01.003''' [[Aleste 520EX|(more pictures)]]<br>'''Size: <span style="color:#ff0000">???x???</span> mm'''<br>Russian CPC128 clone with some additonal features (512K RAM, additional video modes, RTC, SIO, etc.) | |
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== Notes == | == Notes == |
Revision as of 05:22, 16 September 2010
Contents
- 1 CPC464 version 1 (original)
- 2 CPC464 version 2 (new gate array)
- 3 CPC464 version 3 (medium-sized)
- 4 CPC464 version 4 (cost-down)
- 5 CPC664
- 6 CPC6128 version 1 (8pin data separator, solder points for old and new gate array)
- 7 CPC6128 version 2 (24pin data separator, solder points for new gate array only)
- 8 CPC6128 version 3 (cost-down)
- 9 CPC 464+
- 10 CPC 6128+
- 11 GX4000
- 12 System Cartridge (BIOS of CPC+) and Game Cartridges
- 13 DDI-1
- 14 Clones
- 15 Notes
- 16 To Do
- 17 See also
- 18 Forum
CPC464 version 1 (original)
- Size: 405x155 mm
- Big mainboard, old Gate Array with cooling plate and with VCC2; supplied from VCC via two 12 ohm resistors, R138 and R139, which are seen (with white coating) near the cooling plate.
PCB Top | PCB Bottom | Description |
Board: PT NO Z70100, without any "MCnnnn" code, Copyright 1983 Original version. Real wires going to keyboard. | ||
Board: PT NO 270100, MC0001A, Copyrigh 1983 Same as "Z70100 MC0001A", but with uncommon text layer: labeled "270100" (not "Z70100"), says "Copyrigh" (not "Copyright"), and, unlike all other boards, its text has slashed zeroes. | ||
Board: Prototype with Gate Array Simulator (more pictures) The Gate Array Simulator board (mounted on top of the mainboard, and almost having the same size as the mainboard) contains four 8K EPROMs, and a Gate Array prototype made of several logic chips. In later versions these evolved into a normal 28pin 32K ROM chip, and the custom 40pin Gate Array chip. |
CPC464 version 2 (new gate array)
- Size: 405x152 mm
- Separate soldering points for old and new Gate Array (with changed pin-outs).
- New connector for new 6128-style 2x10pin dual-foil membrane keyboards (still has optional soldering points old 19pin foils).
PCB Top | PCB Bottom | Description |
Board: PT NO Z70200, MC0002B, Copyright 1984 The cooling plate and cooling paste are removed on the photo, revealing the normally hidden 40007-4 gate array chip | ||
Board: PT NO Z70200, MC0002C, Copyright 1984 with MS0043A daughterboard (more pictures) The Spanish CPC472, with nonfunctional 8K RAM on the daughterboard | ||
Board: PT NO Z70200, MC0002D, Copyright 1984 | ||
Board: PT NO Z70200, MC0008D French board with shielding plates, and additional filtering loops, and french AZERTY rom. Without old 19pin keyboard connector. |
CPC464 version 3 (medium-sized)
- Size: 240x150 or 238x145 mm
- Medium sized mainboard. Same components as previous version, but arranged more tightly. Joystick/stereo moved to left side.
- Can be optionally fitted with Amphenol connectors (instead of Edge connectors, as far as known, this option was never used for the 464). The screw-holes have contacts for optional shielding-plate (this option was used in german Schneider models).
PCB Top | PCB Bottom | Description |
Board: PT NO Z70374, MC0044A | ||
Board: PT NO Z70374, MC0044B | ||
Board: PT NO Z70375, MC0044D Mostly same as Z70374. The 3 resistors in upper-right are arranged differently, different cassette connector installed, tinned GND fields. Another picture: Media:CPC464 Z70375 Tomdalby.jpg | ||
Board: PT NO Z70378, MC0046A Additional filtering loops near cassette, monitor, keyboard connectors. Used in german Schneider models. Another picture: Media:CPC464 MC0046A Markus top.jpg | ||
Shielding as found in german Schneider models |
CPC464 version 4 (cost-down)
- Size: 237x108 mm
PCB Top | PCB Bottom | Description |
Board: PT NO Z80329, MC0099A, Copyright 1988 Tiny mainboard. Uses 100pin SMD Gate Array (combines the old Gate Array, CRTC, and some FDC/DRAM/RESET logic in one chip). |
CPC664
- Size: 475x155 mm
PCB Top | PCB Bottom | Description |
Board: PT NO Z70205, MC0005A 8pin FDC Data Separator | ||
Board: PT NO Z70205, MC0005B Another 664 version, found in german Schneider CPCs (but might be also used in other countries?) This board version typically includes a small patch: A resistor soldered between Pin9 (A0) and Pin14 (/CASADDR) of IC105. The patch is also seen here. The resistor is labeled as R160 in the schematic, but isn't labeled on the PCB, so it was apparently added after designing the PCB. |
CPC6128 version 1 (8pin data separator, solder points for old and new gate array)
- Size: ???x??? mm
CPC6128 version 2 (24pin data separator, solder points for new gate array only)
- Size: 320x155 mm
PCB Top | PCB Bottom | Description |
Board: PT NO Z70290, MC0020B, R1706-94HB, Copyright 1985 Can be fitted with Amphenol connectors (done in germany) (instead Edge connectors). Uses 24pin FDC Data Separator. Here's also another picture. | ||
Board: PT NO Z70290, MC0020F, ELC4670-94V0, Copyright 1985 | ||
Board: PT NO Z70290, MC0020I, 94V.0-FR-4, Copyright 1985 | ||
Board: PT NO Z70290, MC0023D, 94HB-R1706, Copyright 1985 Sold in germany, with Amphenol connectors (and dummy edge-connectors which don't have any contacts, and which are covered by green solder-stop layer, seen on bottom side), front of mainboard has several vias for giving better contact to shielding plate). Note: The via in the text makes it easy to misread the part number (it's Z70290, not Z70250). | ||
Board: PT NO Z70290, MC0026B, 94V0-ECMM1, Copyright 1985 Fitted with Amphenol connectors. It has some weird resistors directly below the video connector, and an extra ferrite ring by the audio jack. | ||
Board: PT NO Z70290, MC0057A, Copyright 1985 An uncommon version. The cooling plate suggests that this CPC 6128 board would be downgraded for supporting the pin-outs of the old gate array. Most bizarre, the /INT resistor, R144, has white coating, seen at lower-left edge of the cooling plate. On 464 boards similar coating is used on VCC2 resistors. Most likely, this board is a homebrew joke, modded to fool other people. | ||
Shielding as found in german Schneider models |
CPC6128 version 3 (cost-down)
- Size: ???x??? mm
CPC 464+
- Size: 282x142 mm
- Same mainboard is used in 464+ and 664+ (though not all components installed in 464+, and with different LK Links.
- Uses 160pin SMD Gate Array (ASIC).
CPC 6128+
- Size: 282x142 mm
- Same mainboard is used in 464+, but with additional components installed (extra RAM chips, FDC chips, internal/external floppy connectors, and with different LK Links).
- Uses 160pin SMD Gate Array (ASIC), and 24pin data separator.
PCB Top | PCB Bottom | Description |
Board: 2700-016P-3, MC0122C, Copyright 1990 (other picture) | ||
Board: 2700-016P-3, MC0122D, Copyright 1990 |
Other Plus versions are shown in the Service Manuals (Plus series, page 5 = MC0122B, and page 16 = MC0122A).
GX4000
- Size: 205x150 mm
- Same chipset as CPC+, but lacks Keyboard, Expansion Port, Printer Port, Tape/Disc Interfaces.
- Additional Scart Connector and TV Modulator.
PCB Top | PCB Bottom | Description |
Board: 2700-017P-3, MC0123B, Copyright 1990, K1 R153 installed (near SCART connector) handmade NR2 (between CPU and PSG) | ||
Board: 2700-017P-4, MC0123C, Copyright 1990, K1 (other picture) R153 not installed (near SCART connector) D135-D142 instead of NR2, R1/R2/C2 rearranged (between CPU and PSG) bigger R181 (3 Watts), C32/D180 rearranged (near RGB monitor connector) | ||
Board: 2700-017P-4, MC0123C, Copyright 1990, K2 Looks same as above (only the "K2" text near the LED changed). | ||
Board: 2700-017P-4, MC0123C, Copyright 1990, K4 Looks same as above (only the "K4" text near the LED changed). | ||
Board: 27...?, MC...?, Copyright 1990, K3 (without TV modulator) Version without TV Modulator installed, and with IC101 replaced by 4 transistors (used in French models; where the PAL modulator would be useless). |
Another GX4000 board (2700-017P-3, MC0123A, Copyright 1990) is shown in Service Manuals (Plus series, page 24 and page 32/france).
System Cartridge (BIOS of CPC+) and Game Cartridges
- Size: 52x60 mm (more pictures)
DDI-1
- Size: 160x65 mm
PCB Top | PCB Bottom | Description |
Board: MF0004B, ISS3, (C) Amstrad 1984 (more pictures) 20pin FDC Data Separator |
Clones
PCB Top | PCB Bottom | Description |
KC Compact (more pictures) Size: 370x200 mm East german CPC464 clone (CPC 464-style 64K RAM, Tape Drive, though using 6128 BIOS version) | ||
Board: PATISONIC ALESTE 520EX 01.003 (more pictures) Size: ???x??? mm Russian CPC128 clone with some additonal features (512K RAM, additional video modes, RTC, SIO, etc.) |
Notes
- The last letter of the PT NO Znnnnn, MCnnnnX board numbers does not seem to indicate a revision (the boards appear to be identical regardless of that letter, as long as the other digits are same). So, the last letter may indicate the manufacturing date or manufacturing location.
To Do
- http://cpcwiki.eu/forum/index.php/topic,678.msg9509.html#msg9509 - some more precision values for Mainboard sizes. Add them to this page!
See also
- Amstrad part numbers - Part Numbers for PCBs and Chips
- Keyboard Versions
- Schematics
- Service Manuals - (cost-down 6128 is in the Amendment manual)
Forum
- http://cpcwiki.eu/forum/index.php/topic,678.0.html - CPC Mainboard Versions related