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10 expansions found
Manufacturer Commodore, USA | Date 1992 |
- full description is in the models section
Rev D cr motherboard with 68030, front side
Rev D cr motherboard, front side
Rev D cr motherboard, back side
Rev B daughter board, front side
Rev B daughter board, back side
Rev B motherboard, front side
Rev B motherboard, back side
- A4000D.pdf
Benutzerhandbuch
1466 kB
Advert Part 1 (US)
1992-11
Advert Part 2 (US)
1992-11
Advert (US)
1993-03
Advert (AU)
1993-04
Advert (DE)
1993-07
Manufacturer Commodore, USA | Date 1994 |
- full description is in the models section
- short description
- A3640 or QuickPak Eagle 060 processor card
- 2 MB Chip RAM
- up to 16 MB Fast RAM
- AGA chip set
- built-in IDE and Fast SCSI-2 controllers
- five Zorro III slots
- two extended video slots
- six drive bays
Audio / Video module, front side
Audio / Video module, back side
Disk module, front side
Disk module, back side
Ports module / SCSI terminator, front side
Ports module / SCSI terminator, back side
Rev 4 motherboard, front side
Rev 4 motherboard, back side
Manufacturer Elbox, Poland | Date 1999 | Amiga A3000, A4000 | Interface Zorro III | Autoconfig ID 2206 / 252206 / 29 |
- Fast EIDE Controller
- supports PIO0, PIO3 and PIO4 devices
- meets the ATA 3 and Fast ATA 2 specifications
- up to 16.6 MB/s transfer speed
- two 40 pin IDE headers (primary and secondary)
- the primary and secondary buses can be accessed at different speeds
- up to four IDE or ATAPI devices can be connected at once
- hard disk activity LED connector
- unconventional handling of >4 GB devices, they are simply split into separate logical 4 GB blocks - can be turned off by software for filesystems implementing NSD, TD64 and Direct SCSI commands
- multiple FastATAs are supported
- compatible with other IDE controllers (for example the Buddha)
- FastATA 4000 Mk2
- improved firmware in the PLD chips
- newer autoboot ROM
- FastATA 4000 Mk4
- bundled with SATA and CompactFlash adapters
- Notes
- expansion was sold as Winner Fast IDE by Vesalia and as PowerFlyer Gold by Power Computing
front side
back side
Manufacturer Satellite et Télévision, France | Date 1993 | Amiga A3000, A4000 | Interface video slot |
- internal genlock
- supported video standard: PAL/CCIR
- composite video input and output (two RCA connectors)
- Y/C (S-VHS) video input and output (two mini-DIN connectors)
- black burst generator
- card is quite long, thus conflicts mechanically with the drive carrier in the A2000
front side
back side
Manufacturer Great Valley Products, USA | Date 1993 | Amiga A2000, A3000, A4000 | Interface Zorro II | Autoconfig ID 2017 / 10,11 |
- SCSI 2 DMA controller
- the GVP A4008 is a name variation of the Impact A2000 Series II HC+8
- Impact2000_SeriesII.pdf
user manual
555 kB
- amiga.html#gvp
Ralph Babel
SCSI ROM image
gvpscsi.device v4.15
16 kB - a4008.dms
GVP-M
install disk
385 kB
Advert (US)
1993-11
Advert (US)
1994-04
Manufacturer Great Valley Products, USA | Date 1994 | Amiga A4000 | Interface Zorro II, video slot | Autoconfig ID 2017 / 32 |
- multi-function video card
- all features of the original Impact Vision 24
- twice as fast in the A4000 as the original version, performance remains the same when used in an A3000 or A2000
- software: ImageFX 1.5, EGS SpectraPaint
- VHI driver
Manufacturer Individual Computers, Germany | Date 2008/2009 | Amiga A1200, A4000, CD32 | Interface Lisa chip |
- flicker-fixer
- with a maximum input pixel clock of 28 MHz, all Amiga video modes up to Super Hires are supported and flicker-fixed (with the exception of the A2024 mode)
- picture refresh rate of at least 60 Hz for all screen modes, resulting in a maximum output pixel clock of 71 MHz
- 24 bit color support (16.7 million colors)
- supports interlaced and progressive scan input modes
- output modes are always progressive scan
- two output modes can be chosen:
- Async mode: output pixel clock of Amiga modes are multiplied 2.5 times
- Vertical Sync mode: exact double of Amiga mode pixel clock (eliminates tearing effects)
- clips only onto the Lisa chip on motherboard, no soldering required
- gets power and all signals from this chip
- sync signals are derived from the inter-chip communication of the AGA chipset
- HD15 VGA connector
- supports border blanking
- 16 megabyte SDRAM
- SDRAM is single-ported, thus reading and writing is decoupled by two FIFO buffers and a dual-port SDRAM controller running at 111 MHz
- only 12 MB are used, 4 MB stay free
- memory layout of 2048x2048 pixels (= maximum resolution)
- compatible to Genlocks
- no passthrough mode (all resolutions are flicker-fixed)
- FPGA based design with FlashROM
- Emergency Mode (emergency disk needed) in case a FlashROM update went wrong
- low heat dissipation due to 2.5V/3.3V design (only the voltage regulator is 5V)
- boot screen, shown for a pre-defined time - in case important information is displayed (e.g. Guru / Error Screen, Early Startup Menu), this time is reduced
- no driver needed, however additional screenmodes are supported:
- HighGFX (1024×786)
- HD720 (1280×720)
- Indivision AGA 1200
- cutouts in the board allow installation of other internal A1200 components like IDE-Fix Express and the Lyra 1200 keyboard adaptor - tight design, so boards may touch on certain A1200 board revisions
- first revision boards were prone to snapping from the Lisa socket, so later revisions had the socket on the Indivision board machine finished
- Indivision AGA 4000
- this is a follow-up design to the Indivision AGA 1200, offering the same features while having a different board layout to fit in A4000D and CD32
- 10nF capacitors have been added to the PLLs
- two (instead of one) TTL drivers for the VGA Sync wires
- prototype board is white, the final version has a blue PCB
Indivision AGA 4000 Prototype Board, front side
Indivision AGA 1200, front side
Indivision AGA 1200, back side
Indivision AGA 4000 Prototype Board, back side
Manufacturer MicroniK, Germany | Date 1995 | Amiga A4000 | Interface special (see text) |
- ISA version - Micronik 6960
- 7× Zorro III slots
- 2× extended video slots
- 5× ISA slots
- PCI version - Micronik 6980
- 7× Zorro III slots
- 1× extended video slot
- 3× PCI slots (cannot be accessed by the Amiga in any way)
- 3× ISA slots
- notes
- the video and ISA slots are all inline with a Zorro slot
- replaces the original A4000 daughterboard
- the board is part of the Micronik A4000 Classic tower system, it cannot be fitted into the original A4000 case
- 6× 5.25" external drive bays
- 3× 3.5" external drive bays
- 2× 3.5" internal drive bays
- optional 250W power supply
front side
back side
- Micronik_A4000.pdf
Assembly Instructions (english/german)
130 kB
Advert (DE)
1996-12
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2016 | Amiga A4000CD32 | - - | Interface Keyboard PortAUX port |
- Keyboard Interface
- external USB keyboard interface for the A4000 and CD32 that plugs into the keyboard connector of the A4000 resp. the CD32 Aux port
- based on a 16 bit Microchip microcontroller
- internal USB stack for HID devices, therefore does not require software
- 'Bootlader' mode for firmware update, actived by pressing a button on the top of the device
- built-in EEPROM memory to store user settings
- configuration mode for PC keyboard (activated by R-Shift + Pause key combination)
- F1 - set Reset type - software (A2000, A3000, A4000, CD32, CDTV) or hardware (A600, A1200)
- F2 - map Amiga Right to Alt Right
- F10 - view keycode (on / off)
- F12 - display configuration
- status LED indicates the device state
- Keyboard Mapping
| Amiga Key | Key on USB Keyboard |
| Left Amiga | Left Windows |
| Right Amiga | Right Windows |
| Help | F12 |
| Amiga Reset | Ctrl + L-Win + R-Win Ctrl + L-Alt + R-Alt Ctrl + L-Alt + Del |
- Sum-en-13.pdf
Manual v1.3 (english)
1281 kB - Sum-de-13.pdf
Manual v1.3 (german)
928 kB - Sum-pl-13.pdf
Manual v1.3 (polish)
1376 kB
- Sum_20160619.7z
Firmware
28 kB - Sum_20210916.7z
Firmware
26 kB - Sum_20210923.7z
Firmware
29 kB - Sum_20240924.7z
Firmware
29 kB - SumFlasher_Setup_v0.5.exe
Update Software (Windows)
5.7 MB
Amiga A4000 | Interface Zorro III | Autoconfig ID 256 / 2256 / 36 |
- A4000 5 channel serial controller
- contains five Motorola MC68605 X.25 Protocol Controller chips
- these chips are designed for long-distance communication over phone lines or satellite links
- each chip supports full-duplex serial communication at up to 10 Mbps
- a Zorro II single channel version exists of the card, called "A2000 serial interface"
- A4000 DPM output controller
- contains a Motorola MC68450 DMA controller and an IDT high-speed dual-port static RAM chip
- a Zorro II version exists of the card, called "A2000 remote DMA output controller"
- A4000 video & callup interface
- contains a Motorola MC68450 DMA controller and two IDT high-speed dual-port static RAM chips
DPM output controller, front side
5 channel serial controller, front side
Video & callup interface, front side