Manufacturer “7-bit”
21 expansions in database
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2025 | Amiga A600
| Interface trapdoor slot
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Memory Expansion
- expansion provides 1 MB ChipRAM
- plugs into trapdoor slot
- A1200 compatible clockport connector for e.g. RTC modules
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2017 | Amiga CD32
| Interface trapdoor slot
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Pass-Through Board
- expansion installs into the rear expansion connector and allows another expansion for the CD32 182 pin expansion connector to be installed internally
- provides a VGA HD15 DSUB connector for the RGB video output - connected signals are Red / Green / Blue component, Hsync and Vsync
- requires a monitor which supports 15 kHz RGB input signals
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2025 | Amiga A1000, A500, A2000, A1200, A4000, A3000
| Interface joystick port
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Mouse / Game Controller Adapter
- external Bluetooth adapter for wireless connection of gamepads and mice
- support for XBox One, PS4, PS3, JoyCon and similar controllers
- Bluetooth mouse support
- OLED display for configuration menu and status display
- firmware update via WiFi
- allows mapping controller buttons to Amiga joystick port functions
- mapped AutoFire function in Joystick mode
- supply voltage 5V (current consumption: 130mA)
- supported gamepads:
- Sony Dualshock 5
- Sony Dualshock 4, models CUH-ZCT1 / CUH-ZCT2
- Sony Dualshock 3, model CECHZC2U
- XBox One Wireless Controller, models 1708 / 1914
- Xbox Elite Series 2
- 8BitDo, models SN30 Pro, SFC30, SNES30, Zero 2, Pro 2, SF30 Pro, M30, NEOGEO Wireless Controller
- Nintendo Switch Pro
- Nintendo Wii U Pro
- Nintendo Switch JoyCon
- SteelSeries StratusDuo
- Esperanza Gamepad EGG109K
- DATA FROG Y5A Arcade Stick
Notes
- Xbox 360 gamepads are not supported, as these are not Bluetooth controllers
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2015 | Amiga A1000, A500, A2000, A1200, A4000, A3000
| Interface joystick port
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Mouse / Joystick Adapter
- external adapter for USB mice, joysticks and pads which plugs into the Amiga's joystick or mouse port
- based on a 16 bit Microchip microcontroller
- internal USB stack for HID devices, therefore does not require software
- support for both USB HID and USB-PS/2 mice, USB HID joysticks and USB HID pads
- 'Bootlader' mode for firmware update, actived by pressing a button on the top of the device
- status LED indicates the device state
- 3 mouse emulation modes
- supports mouse wheel and 4th / 5th button
- Amiga joystick and CD32 pad emulation
- built-in EEPROM memory to store user settings
Notes
- Ryś is the polish word for Lynx
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2014 | Amiga A1000, A500, A2000, A1200, A4000, A3000
| Interface joystick port
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Mouse / Joystick Adapter
- external adapter for USB mice, joysticks and pads which plugs into the Amiga's joystick or mouse port
- based on a 16 bit Microchip microcontroller
- internal USB stack for HID devices, therefore does not require software
- support for both USB HID and USB-PS/2 mice, USB HID joysticks and USB HID pads
- 'Bootlader' mode for firmware update, actived by pressing a button on the top of the device
- status LED indicates the device state
- 3 mouse emulation modes
- Amiga joystick and CD32 pad emulation
Notes
- Ryś is the polish word for Lynx
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2016 | Amiga A1000
| Interface special (see text)
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Keyboard Interface
- external USB keyboard interface for the A1000 that plugs into the keyboard connector
- 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 |
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2016 | Amiga A2000, A3000
| Interface special (see text)
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Keyboard Interface
- external USB keyboard interface for the A2000 and A3000 that plugs into the keyboard connector
- 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 |
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2015 | Amiga A2000, A3000, A4000, CD32
| Interface special (see text)
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Keyboard Interface
- external USB keyboard interface for the A4000 and CD32 that plugs into the keyboard connector of the A2000, A3000, 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 |
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2016 | Amiga A4000, CD32
| Interface special (see text)
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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 |
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2015 | Amiga A600
| Interface special (see text)
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Keyboard Interface
- internal USB keyboard interface for the A600 that installs onto the CIA chip 391078-01 (U7)
- USB connector cable attaches to a pin header on the board
- 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) or Mac keyboard (R-Shift + F19)
- 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
- does not interfere with the A600 keyboard
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 |
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2016 | Amiga CDTV
| Interface special (see text)
|
Keyboard Interface
- external USB keyboard interface for the CCDTV that plugs into the keyboard connector of the Amiga
- 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 |
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2020 | Amiga A1200
| Interface trapdoor slot
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Memory Expansion
- expansion provides 11 MB FastRAM
- 16 MB SDRAM memory, soldered to the board
Notes
- plugs into trapdoor slot
- can be upgraded with SPI modules, e.g. RTC, Ethernet, MP3 codec or SD-Card expansions
- provides realtime clock
- MapROM (Kickstart ROM in FastRAM) and BootROM function
- PCMCIA compatible, memory can be restricted to 4 MB + 1.5 MB
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2017 | Amiga A500
| Interface 68000 socket
|
Processor
- provides a PLCC68 CPU socket, CPU is not in scope of delivery
- compatible CPUs: 68000 / 68HC000 / 68010 @ 12, 14, 16, 25, 28, 42, 48 or 50 MHz
- recommended CPU type: MC68HC000
Memory
- expansion provides up to 8 MB FastRAM
- one 72 pin SIMM socket accepts 1, 2, 4 or 8 MB RAM
- supported SIMM type: FPM or EDO PS/2 SIMM, one or two sided, 50-60 ns
IDE Controller
- A600 compatible IDE controller
- 1× 44 pin IDE pin header to connect 2.5" HDDs
- IDE transfer speeds: 3.1 MB/s (with IdeFix97 5.8 MB/s)
- requires Kickstart ≥v2.05 (37.350), recommended is Kickstart v3.1
Notes
- 'Wicher 500i Ex' board offers additionally a RTC clock and NVRAM memory
- can be upgraded with SPI modules, e.g. RTC, Ethernet, MP3 codec or SD-Card expansions
- installs into the 68000 socket
- boot menu, used for configuration and status display, is reached by holding left mouse button during boot
- boot menu options:
- set CPU clock
- enable and configure RAM (size, timing, RAS)
- enable/disable IDE interface
- enable/disable SPI interface
- display version information
- jumper connections have to be made from SV1 to two chips on the motherboard
- INT2: connection to Odd CIA (A) pin 21 (location U7)
- OVR: connection to Gary pin 26 (location U5)
- on higher clock speeds > 28 MHz, some SIMM modules might not work
- in the boot menu there is an experimental function for RAM modules 16 - 128 MB
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2018 | Amiga A500
| Interface 68000 socket
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Processor
- provides a PLCC68 CPU socket, CPU is not in scope of delivery
- compatible CPUs: 68000 / 68HC000 / 68010 @ 7, 12, 14, 16, 25, 28, 33, 42 or 50 MHz
- recommended CPU type: MC68HC000
Memory
- expansion provides up to 12 MB FastRAM
- one 72 pin SIMM socket accepts modules with 1 - 128 MB
- supported SIMM type: FPM or EDO PS/2 SIMM, one or two sided, 50-60 ns
IDE Controller
- A600 compatible IDE controller
- 1× 44 pin IDE pin header to connect 2.5" HDDs
- IDE transfer speeds: 6.3 MB/s (using IdeFix97 6.7 MB/s)
- requires Kickstart ≥v2.05 (37.350), recommended is Kickstart v3.1
Notes
- compared to the previous revisions Wicher 500i (Ex), this revision provides larger RAM, more RAM options and a faster IDE interface
- provides RTC clock and NVRAM memory
- can be upgraded with SPI modules, e.g. RTC, Ethernet, MP3 codec or SD-Card expansions
- installs into the 68000 socket
- boot menu, used for configuration and status display, is reached by holding left mouse button during boot
- boot menu options:
- set CPU clock
- enable and configure RAM (size, timing, RAS)
- enable/disable 1.5 MB Trapdoor RAM ($C00000)
- enable/disable 1.5 MB A0 RAM ($A00000)
- enable/disable Kickstart RAM ($E00000 and $F00000)
- enable/disable IDE interface
- enable/disable SPI interface
- display version information
- jumper connections have to be made from SV1 to two chips on the motherboard
- INT2: connection to Odd CIA (A) pin 21 (location U7)
- OVR: connection to Gary pin 26 (location U5)
- on higher clock speeds > 28 MHz, some SIMM modules might not work
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2019 | Amiga A500
| Interface 68000 socket
|
Processor
- provides a PLCC68 CPU socket, CPU is not in scope of delivery
- compatible CPUs: 68000 / 68HC000 / 68010 @ 7, 25 or 50 MHz
- recommended CPU type: MC68HC000
Memory
- expansion provides 11 MB FastRAM
- 16 MB SDRAM memory, soldered to the board
IDE Controller
- A600 compatible IDE controller
- 1× 44 pin IDE pin header to connect 2.5" HDDs
- requires Kickstart ≥v2.05 (37.350), recommended is Kickstart v3.1
Notes
- can be upgraded with SPI modules, e.g. RTC, Ethernet, MP3 codec or SD-Card expansions
- MapROM (Kickstart ROM in FastRAM) and BootROM function
- installs into the 68000 socket
- can be configured by software:
- set CPU clock
- enable/disable 1.5 MB Trapdoor RAM ($C00000)
- enable/disable 1.5 MB A0 RAM ($A00000)
- enable/disable MapROM
- enable/disable BootROM
- enable/disable IDE interface
- enable/disable SPI interface
- display version information
- jumper connections have to be made from SV1 to two chips on the motherboard
- INT2: connection to Odd CIA (A) pin 21 (location U7)
- OVR: connection to Gary pin 26 (location U5)
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2021 | Amiga A500, A500+
| Interface 68000 socket
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Processor
- 68EC020 CPU @ 25 or 33 MHz, soldered in
- CPU is refurbished
- guaranteed clock speed is 25 MHz, 33 MHz might not work
Memory
- expansion provides 11 MB FastRAM
- 16 MB SDRAM memory, soldered to the board
IDE Controller
- A600 compatible IDE controller
- 1× 44 pin IDE pin header to connect 2.5" HDDs
- requires Kickstart ≥v2.05 (37.350), recommended is Kickstart v3.1
Notes
- battery-backed real-time clock (CD2032 battery)
- can be upgraded with SPI modules, e.g. RTC, Ethernet, MP3 codec or SD-Card expansions
- MapROM (Kickstart ROM in FastRAM) and BootROM function
- installs into the 68000 socket
- can be configured by software:
- set CPU clock
- enable/disable CPU cache
- enable/disable 1.5 MB Trapdoor RAM ($C00000)
- enable/disable 1.5 MB A0 RAM ($A00000)
- enable/disable MapROM
- enable/disable BootROM
- enable/disable IDE interface
- enable/disable SPI interface
- display version information
- jumper connections have to be made to two chips on the motherboard
- INT2: connection to Odd CIA (A) pin 21 (location U7)
- OVR: connection to Gary pin 26 (location U5)
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2026 | Amiga A500, A500+
| Interface 68000 socket
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Processor
- provides a PGA CPU socket, card doesn't come with a pre-installed CPU
- compatible CPU: MC68020 @ 20, 25 or 33 MHz
Memory
- expansion provides 32 MB FastRAM
- SDRAM memory, soldered to the board
IDE Controller
- A600 compatible IDE controller
- 1× 44 pin IDE pin header to connect 2.5" HDDs
- requires Kickstart ≥v2.05 (37.350), recommended is Kickstart v3.1
Notes
- battery-backed real-time clock (CD2032 battery)
- can be upgraded with SPI modules, e.g. RTC, Ethernet, MP3 codec or SD-Card expansions
- MapROM (Kickstart ROM in FastRAM) and BootROM function
- installs into the 68000 socket
- can be configured by software:
- set CPU clock
- enable/disable CPU cache
- enable/disable 1.5 MB Trapdoor RAM ($C00000)
- enable/disable 1.5 MB A0 RAM ($A00000)
- enable/disable MapROM
- enable/disable BootROM
- enable/disable IDE interface
- enable/disable SPI interface
- display version information
- jumper connections have to be made to two chips on the motherboard
- INT2: connection to Odd CIA (A) pin 21 (location U7)
- OVR: connection to Gary pin 26 (location U5)
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2019 | Amiga A600
| Interface 68000 socket
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Memory Expansion
- expansion provides 11 MB FastRAM
- 16 MB SDRAM memory, soldered to the board
Notes
- installs on top of the 68000 CPU
- MapROM (Kickstart ROM in FastRAM) function
- PCMCIA compatible, memory can be restricted to 4 MB via jumper
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2018 | Amiga CD32
| Interface trapdoor slot
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Memory Expansion
- expansion provides up to 11.5 MB FastRAM
- one 72 pin SIMM socket accepts modules with 1 - 128 MB
- supported SIMM type: FPM or EDO PS/2 SIMM, one or two sided, 50-60 ns
IDE Controller
- A600 compatible IDE controller
- 1× 44 pin IDE pin header to connect 2.5" HDDs
Notes
- clockport connector to attach additional A1200 expansions
- installs into the Trapdoor connector
- MapROM function (Kickstart ROM in FastRAM), available only if more than 16 MB RAM are installed
- can be configured via command line tool:
- enable/disable RAM
- enable/disable 1.5 MB Trapdoor RAM ($C00000)
- enable/disable 1.5 MB A0 RAM ($A00000)
- enable/disable MapROM
- enable/disable IDE interface
- display version information
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2019 | Amiga CDTV
| Interface 68000 socket
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Memory Expansion
- expansion provides 8 MB FastRAM
- SDRAM memory, soldered to the board
IDE Controller
- A600 compatible IDE controller
- 1× 44 pin IDE pin header to connect 2.5" HDDs
- requires Kickstart ≥v2.05 (37.350) and Boot ROM ≥v2.30
Notes
- installs into the CPU socket, the 68000 is replaced onto the board
- jumper connections have to be made from SV1 to two chips on the motherboard
- INT2: connection to Odd CIA (A) pin 21 (location U9)
- OVR: connection to Gary pin 29 (location UU2)
Manufacturer 7-bit, Poland | Date 2016 | Amiga A500, A500+, A2000
| Interface 68000 socket
|
- internal processor and memory expansion for the A500(+) and the A2000 that installs into the CPU socket
Processor
- provides a PLCC68 CPU socket, CPU is not in scope of delivery
- compatible CPUs: 68000 / 68HC000 / 68010 @ 7.14 or 14.28 MHz
- recommended CPU type: MC68HC000FN16
Notes
- installs into the 68000 socket
- jumper to select 14 MHz or 7 MHz clock speed (JP2)
- card doesn't provide FastRAM or Cache, the speed increase is therefore limited
- a cable has to be connected from JP1 to Gary pin 26