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19 expansions found
Company ICD, USA | Date 1990 | Amiga A500, A1000, A2000, CDTV | Interface 68000 socket | Autoconfig ID 2071 / 2 |
- IDE controller
- small 1" by 3" board that connects to the 68000's socket
- fits in the CDTV if a shallow IDE connector is used
- AdIDE 44 (Novia) for 2.5" internal drives
- covers the Paula and CIA A chips
- mounting brackets and screws are supplied for mounting the hard disk inside an A500
- AdIDE 40 (Prima) for 3.5" drives
- drives can be fitted into an A500 in place of the built-in floppy drive using the Shuffle Board
- autobooting (adide.device or icdide.device) - requires at least Kickstart 1.3
- autobooting is problematic with the CDTV - either a boot floppy has to be used (which a bare CDTV lacks), or after a reset by selecting the hard disk in the Early Startup Menu (which require at least Kickstart 2.0)
- incompatible with Western Digital and IBM hard disks
- rules out accelerators that connect to the 68000's socket
- works only with 68000 processor cards
- A-Max II driver (icddiskide.amhd)
front side
back side
- AdIDE2.pdf
installation manual
68 kB
- ICDPrepHD-42.dms
install disk v4.2
ICDPrepHD v4.2, adide.device v4.0r1, adscsi.device v4.0r1, icddisk.device v3.5r1, trifecta.device v4.0r1
117 kB - ICDPrepHD-40.dms
install disk v4.0
ICDPrepHD v4.0, adide.device v4.0r1, adscsi.device v4.0r1, icddisk.device v3.5r1, trifecta.device v4.0r1
117 kB - ICD-AdIDE.dms
Installer's Heaven
install disk
284 kB
Advert (US)
1991-04
Advert (US)
1991-07
Company W.A.W. Elektronik, Germany | Date 1994 | Amiga CDTV | Interface Agnus socket, Gary socket |
- 1 MB Chip RAM expansion for a total of 2 MB - eight 256k×4 chips
- optional 2 MB Fast RAM expansion - four 1M×4 chips
- the RAM chips are soldered onto the board
- connects to the Fat Agnus' socket
- Fat Agnus is replaced with Super Agnus which allows a total of 2 MB chip RAM
- with 2 MB Fast RAM, an adaptor board has to be connected to the Gary's socket
- memory autoconfiguration
- chip puller was included with the package
Company W.A.W. Elektronik, Germany | Date 1994 | Amiga CDTV | Autoconfig ID 257 / 10 |
- provision for up to 8 MB ZIP RAM - earlier boards had sockets, later the ZIPs have to be soldered onto the board
- supports 1M×4 ZIPs
- accepts ZIPs in groups of four giving 2, 4, 6 or 8 MB configurations
- connects to the diagnostic slot
- can be installed together with the BigRAM CD
- disable jumper
front side
back side
- Bigram-CD8.pdf
user manual (german)
407 kB
Advert (DE)
1993-06
Advert (DE)
1993-10
Company Phase 5 Digital Products, Germany | Date 1992 | Amiga CDTV | Interface 68000 socket | Autoconfig ID 8512 / |
- 68000 @ 14 MHz, QFP
- 2 MB RAM
- sixteen 1M×1, 70 ns SOJ chips
- connects into the 68000 socket
- the board was never released
front side
back side
Company Expansion Systems, USA | Date 1993 | Amiga CDTV | Interface mouse port |
- mouse port adapter
- allows the connection of standard Amiga mice and joysticks to the CDTV
- two DB9 ports
- connects to the CDTV mini-DIN mouse port
- built-in 8 bit microcontroller
- auto fire - hold down both mouse buttons and move joystick
- left: fast
- back: medium speed
- right: slow
- forward: auto fire off
- mouse resolution - hold down both mouse buttons and push joystick
- fire button: 1 pixel mode
- forward: 2 pixel mode
- auto fire - hold down both mouse buttons and move joystick
- does not require software
Company W.A.W. Elektronik, Germany | Date 1993 | Amiga CDTV | Interface Kickstart socket |
- Kickstart switcher
- allows the installation of two Kickstarts simultaneously - 1.3 / 2.0 / 3.1
- two ROM sockets
- connects to the Kickstart socket, the original Kickstart chip is placed onto the board
- external switch for selecting between Kickstarts
- designed to fit around other W.A.W. CDTV expansions
front side
back side
Company Commodore, USA | Amiga CDTV |
- internal genlock
- CD1300: NTSC genlock
- CD1301: PAL genlock
- allows overlaying CDTV graphics onto an incoming video signal
- CDTV-only, genlocked, and external-only video modes
- controlled by the CDTV remote controller
- replaces the CDTV's video card
- composite input and output (two RCA connectors)
- S-VHS output
CD1301, front side
CD1301, rear side
Company Kato Development, Germany | Amiga CDTV | Interface 68000 socket |
- clock port interface
- provides an A1200 compatible clockport connector for the CDTV
- connects into the 68000 socket
Company Commodore, USA | Date 1990 | Amiga CDTV |
- flash ROM
- used in the development of the CDTV custom ROMs
- connects into the two CDTV EPROM sockets
front side
front side
back side
Company Micro-Luc, Poland | Date 1994 | Amiga CDTV | Interface 68000 socket |
- 2 or 8 MB RAM
- sixteen 256k×4 or 1M×4 100 ns ZIPs
- connects into the 68000 socket, the 68000 is replaced onto the board
front side
front side
Company W.A.W. Elektronik, Germany | Date 1994 | Amiga CDTV | Interface side expansion port |
- SCSI controller
- AMD 33C93 clocked at 16 MHz
- connects to the DMA expansion slot
- fits completely into the case
- autoboot capability
- 50 pin internal SCSI header
- DB25 external SCSI connector
- disable switch
- RDB compatible
- no place for hard disk on the expansion itself, thus it has to be mounted on the internal RF shield
- no power connector, the HD gets connected to the power supply of the CD drive with a Y adaptor
front side
back side
- CDTV2SCSI.pdf
user manual (german)
946 kB
- CDTV2SCSI-11.dms
install disk v1.1
72 kB
Advert (DE)
1993-02
Advert (DE)
1993-06
Advert (DE)
1993-10
Company ADN Design, Netherlands | Date 2005 | Amiga CDTV | Interface Kickstart socket |
- Kickstart switcher
- allows the installation of Kickstart 3.1
- three ROM sockets
- connects to the Kickstart socket, the original Kickstart chip is placed onto the board
- requires CDTV bootROM v2.30
front side
Company Matthias Heinrichs, Germany | Date 2013 | Amiga CDTV |
- SCSI controller
- Implementation of the Commodore reference design (A575)
- internal 50 pin SCSI connector
- passive termination
- switchable clock 16Mhz / 7MHz for WD33C93A / AM33C93A
- disable jumper
- activity LED
- installs internally, original slot cover can be mounted after installation
- supports autoconfig and autoboot (scsi.device)
- RDB compatible
- maximum partition size with ROM v2.30: 1GB
front side
empty PCB, front side
empty PCB, rear side
rear side
- MH_CDTV-SCSI.zip
Schematics (Eagle files (.brd) / PDF)
195 kB
Company Elbox, Poland | Date 1997 | Amiga CDTV | Interface 68000 socket | Autoconfig ID 2206 / 3 |
- sixteen ZIP sockets with 2 MB RAM
- 256k×4 ZIPs
- connects into the 68000 socket, the 68000 is replaced onto the board
- real time clock with auto-recharge battery
front side
back side
Company Elbox, Poland | Date 1998 | Amiga CDTV | Interface 68000 socket | Autoconfig ID 2206 / 4 |
- sixteen ZIP sockets with 8 MB RAM
- 1M×4 ZIPs
- connects into the 68000 socket, the 68000 is replaced onto the board
- real time clock with auto-recharge battery
Company AmiTrix Development, Canada | Date 1994 | Amiga A500, CDTV |
- SCSI controller
- connects to the CDTV or A570 rear expansion port
- place for a 2.5" hard disk (Quantum GO, GLS, Daytona drives)
- SCSI-TV for the CDTV protrudes 1.75 inches out the back of the CDTV, and includes a black endcap for the unit
- SCSI-TV/570 for the A570 extends 5 inches out the back of the A570, and includes a white endcap for the unit
- 50 pin internal header - an adapter is included to connect 2.5" drives
- DB25 external connector
- RDB compatible
- supports SCSI Direct
- autoboot capability - Workbench 1.3 is supplied which is required for autobooting
- uses DMA transfers - the DMA circuit is already built in the CD controller of the CDTV or A570
- disable switch - required for playing audio CDs
- SCSI-TV-1.dms
install disk 1
365 kB - SCSI-TV-2.dms
install disk 2
CDTV-Player v2.25
305 kB
Company W.A.W. Elektronik, Germany | Date 1994 | Amiga CDTV | Interface 68000 socket |
- processor
- 68020 @ 14.28 MHz PGA, clocked synchronously with the motherboard
- optional PGA FPU, from 68881 @ 14.28 MHz (synchronous) to 68882 @ 50 MHz (asynchronous, with separate oscillator)
- notes
- provides no memory expansion but it is shaped to fit around all other W.A.W. products including the BigRAM CD RAM expansions
- connects to the 68000 socket, the 68000 is replaced onto the board
- fast Kickstart ROM access
- a wire has to be connected to Gary chip (pin 26)
- processor cache disable jumper
- for BigRAM CD8 compatibility, a GAL (supplied) has to be exchanged on the CD8
- on some motherboard revisions, BigRAM CD8 and Turbo CD have to be connected by soldering a wire in order to have all Fast RAM of the CD8 available
- 68000 fallback mode, can be set by jumper
front side
back side
- TurboCD.pdf
user manual (german)
96 kB