Manufacturer “Impulse”
3 expansions in database
Manufacturer
Impulse, USA
Date
1990
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II
Autoconfig ID
2104 / 0,1
    framebuffer
  • horizontal resolutions: 382, 512, 768, 1024
  • vertical resolutions (NTSC): 241, 482
  • 1 or 2 MB RAM
  • DB23 RGB output connector (15.75 kHz only)
  • DB15 passthrough connector
  • unless the card is activated, the Amiga graphics is passed through
  • in overlay mode colour zero of the Amiga screen is replaced with the Firecracker output
  • double buffering
  • optional SVHS module
  • does not work with internal genlocks but works with many external genlocks
  • three pots for adjusting the RGB video levels
  • adjustment pots for genlock vertical positioning and genlock vertical timing
  • supported by Imagine, ADPro, Turbo Silver 3, Sculpt Animate 3D, Vista Pro
Impulse FireCracker -  front side
front side

Advert (US)
1991-06

Advert (US)
1991-11

Manufacturer
Impulse, USA
Date
1988
Amiga
A500, A1000, A2000
Interface
parallel port
    framegrabber
  • composite video input - NTSC only
  • composite video output for viewing the grabbed image
  • pressing the space bar, the entire colour image is freezed on the composite monitor in 1/60th seconds and stored in VD-1's own 24 bit framebuffer
  • stores images in RGBN format internally
  • pressing the return key, the image is sent from the framebuffer to the Amiga and converted to 320×400 HAM
  • image transfer takes about 25 seconds through the parallel port
  • once the image is displayed on the Amiga screen, it can be refined (RGB levels, brightness, colour dithering) without recapturing - just press the return key to transfer the image from the framebuffer with the new settings
  • produces higher quality colour images than FrameGrabber
  • housed in a 14×14×2 inches box with internal power supply
    framebuffer
  • 768×480 (full overscan) in 24 bit
  • allows outputting 24 bit raw RGB images from the Amiga
  • supported by Turbo Silver v3.0

Advert (DE)
1989-09

Manufacturer
Impulse, USA
Date
1989
Amiga
any Amiga
Interface
joystick port
    Voice Recognition System
  • external sound sampler with microphone and voice recognition software
  • audio input: 1× microphone jack socket
  • sampler plugs into joystick port, the microphone is connected with the sampler
  • software learns spoken words or sounds which can be associated with actions on the Amiga by creating either single commands or action sequences via script language
  • script language supported functions:
    • conditionals
    • screen and graphic commands
    • string input
    • mouse and key emulation
  • claimed success rate for recognizing the correct word is 50% - 100%
  • can be used to synchronize two Amigas by playing sound effects on one and having actions performed on the other with VoRecOne trained to these effect sounds
Impulse VoRecOne -  top side
top side
  • VoRecOne-10.dms
    Utility Disk v1.0
    Recon v1.0, Voice v1.0, listening.device v1.0

    359 kB