Manufacturer “HDP Electronics”
5 expansions in database
Manufacturer
HDP Electronics, Poland
Date
1993
Amiga
any Amiga
Interface
parallel port
No description available.

Do you own this expansion, or have information about it? Please let us know.

Manufacturer
HDP Electronics, Poland
Date
1993
Amiga
any Amiga
Interface
parallel port
No description available.

Do you own this expansion, or have information about it? Please let us know.
HDP Electronics DigiTon Sampler Stereo Pro -  top side
top side

Manufacturer
HDP Electronics, Poland
Date
1995
Amiga
CD32, A4000
Interface
AUX port
    Keyboard Adapter and Serial / MIDI Interfaces
  • epansion provides several DIN-type interfaces:
    • 1× RS-232 serial interface, to interface with other computers (via SerNet, TwinExpress or other programs)
    • 1× IBM PC/AT keyboard interface (5 pin DIN plug)
    • 1× MIDI-In Interface
    • 1× MIDI-Out Interface
  • translates special PC keys to Amiga keys:
    • F11 or F12 - Left / Right Amiga
    • ScrollLock - Help
    • Combination Ctrl+Alt+Delete is translated to Ctrl+Amiga+Amiga
  • connects to the CD32 AUX port or A4000 keyboard port via Mini-DIN connector at a short cable
  • power supply socket at the back, required only when not connected to CD32 (as the unit is powered from the CD32)
  • required power supply: 7-12V / 250 mA
  • two LEDs indicate serial data flow (yellow: data to CD32, green: from CD32)
  • maximum speed of serial connection: 115 kBit/s
  • 1.5m serial cable included

Manufacturer
HDP Electronics, Poland
Date
1992
Amiga
any Amiga
Interface
serial port
    MIDI Interface
  • offers 1× MIDI-In, 1× MIDI-Through and 2× MIDI-Out
  • connects to the Amiga via the serial port with fixed cable, no pass-through
  • two LED indicators: a red LED indicates data transfer from the computer to MIDI-Out, a yellow LED to show data transfer from MIDI-In
  • plastic case
HDP Electronics MIDI Pro 2 -  top side
top side

Manufacturer
HDP Electronics, Poland
Date
1995
Amiga
CD32
Interface
trapdoor slot
    Interface Extension
  • provides additional interfaces to the CD32
  • external box, plugs into the rear expansion connector
    interfaces
  • 1× parallel DB25 female, Centronics
  • 1× video DB23 male, analog RGB
  • 1× external floppy DB23 female
  • 1× internal 40 pin IDE header for a 3.5" hard disk
  • 1× 5 pin DIN connector for an IBM-AT keyboard
    notes
  • the serial, parallel and floppy ports are controlled by two onboard CIA chips
  • the HDD is intended to be placed externally, a small cutout at back side exists to feed through a IDE ribbon cable
  • expansion doesn't provide power for the hard disk, i.e. an external power supply is needed
  • disable switch at the back plate
  • no passthrough connector, i.e. parallel installation of the FMV module is not possible
  • no serial connector (CD32 AUX port may be used)
  • genlock compatible