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7 expansions found
Manufacturer
Roßmöller Handshake, Germany
Date
1990
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
ISA
    IBM AT emulation
  • 386 upgrade expansion for the A2088XT
  • connects to a free ISA XT slot
  • a ribbon cable connects the 386si and the A2088XT
  • the 8088 has to be replaced from the A2088XT to the 386si
  • 80386 SX @ 16 MHz
  • 16 kB static cache RAM
  • sockets for up to 8 MB RAM
  • not fully compatible with Janus software

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Manufacturer
Commodore, USA
Date
1990
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II, ISA
    IBM XT emulation
  • NEC V20 @ 4.77 / 7.15 / 9.54 MHz (PLCC)
    • the different clock speeds are switchable by software (Ctrl-S, Ctrl-T, Ctrl-D)
  • 640 kB RAM
  • 16 kB XT compatible BIOS
  • no floppy drive supplied - it uses the built in 3.5" Amiga disk drive
    • the drive can either shared between the Amiga and PC, either assigned exclusively to one of them
  • can use any other Amiga floppy drives too: internal or external, DD or HD, 3.5" or 5.25"
  • parallel interface and mouse are emulated by the Amiga
  • piezo beeper
Commodore A2088T -  front side
front side
Commodore A2088T -  back side
back side

Manufacturer
Commodore, USA
Date
1986
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II, ISA
Autoconfig ID
513 / 1
    IBM XT emulation
  • 8088 @ 4.77 MHz
  • optional 8087 FPU
  • 512 kB RAM
  • 16 kB XT compatible BIOS
  • 360 kB 5.25" floppy drive supplied
  • 720 kB 3.5" - uses external Amiga floppy drives on the external connector
  • CGA 640x200x2 or 320x200x4 modes selectable with jumpers
  • can use Amiga parallel ports
  • could be upgraded to 386 with the Roßmöller 386si
Commodore A2088XT -  front side
front side
Commodore A2088XT -  back side
back side

Manufacturer
Commodore, USA
Date
1989
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II, ISA
Autoconfig ID
513 / 2
    IBM AT emulation
  • 80286 @ 8 MHz
  • optional 80287 FPU
  • 1 MB RAM
  • 16 kB AT compatible BIOS
  • battery connector to store BIOS setup
  • 1.2 MB 5.25" floppy drive supplied
  • 1.44 MB 3.5" supported
  • CGA 640x200x2 or 320x200x4 modes selectable with jumpers
  • can use Amiga parallel ports
Commodore A2286AT - Main board front side
Main board, front side
Commodore A2286AT - Main board back side
Main board, back side
Commodore A2286AT - Daughterboard front side
Daughterboard, front side
Commodore A2286AT - Daughterboard back side
Daughterboard, back side

Manufacturer
Commodore, USA
Date
1991
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II, ISA
Autoconfig ID
513 / 103
514 / 103
    IBM AT emulation
  • 80386 SX @ 16 / 20 / 25 MHz (32 bit internally, 16 bit external bus)
  • optional 80387 FPU
  • sixteen ZIP sockets accept up to 8 MB RAM
  • 1 MB factory installed
  • supports 256k×4 or 1M×4 page mode ZIPs, 80-120 ns or faster
  • accepts ZIPs in groups of four
  • 64 kB AT compatible BIOS
    • upgrading the BIOS and fitting a ZIP to SIMM converter makes possible to use 16 MB RAM
  • 128 kB dual-port RAM for data exchange between the BridgeBoard and the Amiga
  • can use a PC hard disk (with additional ISA controller), virtual drives on Amiga partitions (hardfiles), you can even have an Amiga partition on the PC hard drive
  • PC floppy drives can be used in an internal bay, Amiga floppy drives can be used as PC only or shared, external Amiga drives can be connected directly to DB23 floppy connector of the BridgeBoard
  • only two floppy drives are accessible by the BridgeBoard
  • the Amiga supports MDA (monochrome) and CGA modes through the native display (CGA 640x200x2 or 320x200x4 modes) - you can toggle between Amiga and PC screens
  • with an ISA VGA board a separate monitor is needed
  • the card uses the Amiga's serial or parallel ports for printing
  • for modems it can only use an internal ISA modem or serial card
  • PC beeper on board
  • much slower than a PC with the same processor
  • card occupies 512kB in the Zorro II address space - when installed, only 7.5 MB of the address space is left for other expansion cards
Commodore A2386SX -  front side
front side
Commodore A2386SX -  front side
front side
Commodore A2386SX -  back side
back side

Manufacturer
Vortex, Germany
Date
1992 / 1993 / 1994
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II, ISA
Autoconfig ID
8215 / 7,8,9
    IBM AT emulation
  • 80386SX @ 25 MHz or 80486SLC @ 25 MHz or 80486SLC2 @ 50 MHz (32 bit internal 16 bit external data bus, 1 kB cache inside, 2.4 times faster than 386SX)
  • optional FPU
  • optional HD/ED (1.2/1.44/2.88 MB) floppy disk controller kit (82077AA chip) for up to 3 drives (2 internal, 1 external)
  • internal floppy connector and a DB25 port for external floppies (HD kit required)
  • can use Amiga floppy drives as 360 or 720 kB
  • DB9 connector for the optional Monitor Master switch
  • built in IDE hard disk interface
  • hard disks can be emulated either as Amiga partitions formatted to MSDOS or via hardfiles
  • 27 different emulated video modes (from 4 color CGA to 2 color VGA or 8 color text only VGA)
  • emulated video modes can be displayed in 15 kHz
  • inserting an ISA display card automatically disables the video emulation
  • 512 kB on board + four SIMM slots max 16 MB, 2 or 4 MB can be used by the Amiga
  • 50% of Amiga RAM (this can be split between chip, fast, or public) can be used as RAM for the emulator
  • built in realtime clock, speaker, CMOS RAM
  • in server mode the Amiga can directly access the RAM and disk drives of the Golden Gate board
  • the Amiga mouse is emulated as a serial Microsoft mouse
  • the Amiga serial port can be used by the Golden Gate as either COM1 or COM2
  • the Amiga parallel port can be used as LPT1 or LPT2 by the Golden Gate
  • in A2000 an adapter is required under the 68000 (a simple capacitor is connected between two pins)
  • in A3000 at least Buster rev. 07 is required
    jumper settings
    J1 set reserved
    J4 open reserved
    J5 open reserved
    J8 set electronical speaker enabled
    J8 open electronical speaker disabled
     
    J2 J3
    open open Option ROM disabled
    set open 2MB for Amiga
    set set 4MB for Amiga
Vortex Golden Gate 386SX & 486SLC & 486SLC2 - Golden Gate 386SX  front side
Golden Gate 386SX, front side
Vortex Golden Gate 386SX & 486SLC & 486SLC2 - Golden Gate 386SX  back side
Golden Gate 386SX, back side
Vortex Golden Gate 386SX & 486SLC & 486SLC2 - Golden Gate 486SLC2  front side
Golden Gate 486SLC2, front side
Vortex Golden Gate 386SX & 486SLC & 486SLC2 - Golden Gate 486SLC2  back side
Golden Gate 486SLC2, back side

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1992-10

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1992-11

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1992-12

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1992-12

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1993-02

Manufacturer
HiQ, UK
Date
1996
Amiga
any Amiga
Interface
ISA
    integrate Amiga and PC
  • allows access to PC devices (hard disks, CD-ROM, network drives, printers) through the Amiga
  • allows sharing the same mouse and keyboard between Amiga and PC
  • allows sharing the same monitor with the optional video switcher card
    • installs into one of the PC's ISA slots
    • two HD15 VGA input connectors - one for PC and one for Amiga
    • one HD15 VGA output connector for the shared monitor
  • shared text clipboard
  • by default all communication is via the machines' serial ports with a null-modem cable
    Siamese v1.5 software
  • SCSI network support - accelerates data transfer between the Amiga and PC
  • supported Amiga SCSI controllers include: A3000(T)/A4000T motherboard controller, A4091, Oktagon, Surf Squirrel, DKB Ferret
  • supported PC SCSI controllers include: Adaptec 1505/1541/2940, NCR 810
    Siamese v2.1 software
  • TCP/IP networking support - data transfers through Ethernet
  • RTG support - open Amiga screens on the PC graphics card up to 256 colours
  • RTG works through either serial or TCP/IP connection
    Siamese v2.5 software
  • RTG up to 65536 colours
  • RTG works only through the TCP/IP connection
  • video playback acceleration - decoding and displaying is done by the PC graphics card
HiQ Siamese - Siamese Video Switcher  front side
Siamese Video Switcher, front side

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1996-12

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1997-03