Manufacturer “Harms Computertechnik”
11 expansions in database
processor
- 68020 @ 14 MHz PGA
- optional PGA FPU, clocked with a separate oscillator
notes
- the board was delivered as a kit, the user had to solder the sockets for CPU & FPU, a resistor pack, 6 capacitors and the 68000 socket
- if no FPU is used, pin 18 of U4 has to be connected with pin 22 of the 68000 socket
- no option for memory expansion
- Turbo-Board I:
- Turbo-Board II:
- 68000 fallback mode selectable by switch
- the 68000 is factory installed on the board
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Advert (DE)
1989-02
processor
- 68020 @ 14 / 16 MHz, PGA
- optional PGA FPU 14 - 33 MHz
memory
- eight DIP sockets accept 128 kB - 1 MB 32 bit static RAM
notes
- plugs into the CPU slot
- the 68000 has to be removed from the motherboard - fallback to 68000 mode is not possible
- 32 bit feature connector for optional RAM expansion or Multifunction card
Advert (DE)
1989-05 Advert (DE)
1990-03
processor
- 68020 @ 14.3 MHz - 68030 @ 28.5 MHz, PGA
- optional PGA FPU
optional memory board
- eight DIP sockets accept 1 or 4 MB RAM
- supports 256k×4 and 1M×4 DIPs
- mixing of different DIP sizes is not possible
- does not autoconfig
- although the memory is mapped inside the 68000 memory space, it is not DMA-able
notes
- connects to 68000 socket - the 68000 is replaced onto the board
- 68000 fallback mode
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Advert (DE)
1990-03 Advert (DE)
1990-12 Advert (DE)
1991-04 Advert (DE)
1993-01 Advert (DE)
1993-09
processor
- 68030 @ 28.5 MHz, PGA
- optional PLCC FPU up to 68882 @ 60 MHz
memory
- sixteen ZIP sockets accept 1, 2, 4, 8 MB RAM
- supports 256k×4 and 1M×4 ZIPs
- mixing of different ZIP sizes is not possible
- no memory autoconfig
notes
- connects to 68000 socket - the 68000 is replaced onto the board
- 68000 fallback mode
jumper settings
JP1 | - CPU: ON - 68000 and no RAM, OFF - 68030 |
JP5 | - cache: ON - disabled |
JP6 | - MMU: ON - disabled |
JP2 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON |
JP3 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON |
JP4 OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON |
- RAM - 1 MB, slots 1-8, address 090000-09ffff - 1 MB, 1-8, 4070000-09ffff - 2 MB, 1-16, 080000-09ffff - 2 MB, 1-16, 4060000-407ffff - 4 MB, 1-8, 060000-09ffff - 4 MB, 1-8, 4040000-407ffff - 8 MB, 1-16, 020000-09ffff - 8 MB, 1-16, 4000000-407ffff |
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processor
- Standard: 68030 @ 14.3 MHz PGA
- Plus: 68030 @ 28 MHz PGA
- optional PGA FPU up to 68882 @ 60 MHz
memory
- sixteen ZIP sockets accept 1, 2, 4, 8 MB RAM
- supports 256k×4 and 1M×4 ZIPs
- mixing of different ZIP sizes is not possible
- no memory autoconfig
notes
- connects to the CPU slot - the 68000 is replaced from the motherboard onto the card
- 68000 fallback mode
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Advert (DE)
1992-05 Advert (DE)
1993-09
processor
- 68030 14.3 - 40 MHz, PGA
- optional PGA FPU up to 68882 @ 60 MHz
- the CPU and FPU can be clocked separately, either synchronously at 14.3 or 28.5 MHz, or asynchronously by installing oscillators
memory
- 32 ZIP sockets accept up to 16 MB RAM
- Professional 3000:
- accepts 256k×4 or 1M×4 ZIPs in groups of 16
- possible configurations are 2, 4, 8 or 16 MB
- Professional 3500:
- accepts only 1M×4 ZIPs in groups of 8
- possible configurations are 4, 8, 12 or 16 MB
- only 4 or 8 MB is autoconfigured from the total 8 or 16 MB
- autoconfigured memory supports DMA
- jumper selectable 0 or 1 waitstate
- memory autoconfig disable jumper - allows mapping all the memory outside the Zorro II memory space
notes
- 68000 fallback mode - can be enabled in the bootmenu by pressing both mouse buttons at startup
- compatibility jumper for A2000-A
- in A2000-A, the 68000 processor has to be removed (no fallback mode)
jumper settings
Jumper | Description |
JP1 | 1-2 - FPU Async OSC Q1 2-3 - FPU Sync |
JP2 | 1-2 - CPU Async OSC Q2 2-3 - CPU Sync |
JP4 | 1-2 - Highspeed 2-3 - 14 MHz |
JP5 | OPEN - Sync Normal CLOSED - Sync Highspeed if JP4 Highspeed |
JP8 | OPEN - AmigaDOS CLOSED - Other OS |
JP9 | OPEN - 2 MB CLOSED - 4 MB |
JP10 | OPEN - Amiga A2000B CLOSED - Amiga A2000A |
JP11 | OPEN - Autoconfig Memory CLOSED - No Autoconfig Memory |
JP12, JP13 | CLOSED - Only when JP10 closed |
JP14 | 1-2 - +0 Waitstate 2-3 - +1 Waitstate |
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Advert (DE)
1991-04 Advert (DE)
1992-05 Advert (DE)
1993-09
processor
- 68030 @ 28.5 MHz
- optional PGA FPU up to 68882 @ 50 MHz
notes
- processor upgrade for Commodore's A2620 card
- connects to the 68020 socket of the A2620
- the A2620 boot ROMs are replaced with Harms Professional 3500 boot ROMs
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Manufacturer Harms Computertechnik, Germany | Date 1993 | Amiga A1200
| Interface trapdoor slot
| Autoconfig ID 2560 / 18
|
- 1 or 4 MB RAM
- eight 256k×4 or 1M×4 ZIPs soldered on board
- optional PGA FPU, up to 68882 @ 50 MHz
- disable jumper
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Advert (DE)
1993-06 Advert (DE)
1993-09
Manufacturer Harms Computertechnik, Germany | Date 1994 | Amiga A1200
| Interface trapdoor slot
| Autoconfig ID 2560 / 18
|
- 4 MB RAM - not expandable
- eight 1M×4 SOJs soldered on board
- optional PLCC or PGA FPU, up to 68882 @ 50 MHz
- battery backed up clock
- disable switch
processor
- 68030 @ 28.5 MHz, clocked synchronously, PGA
- optional PGA FPU, can be clocked at 28.5 MHz or up to 50 MHz with a separate oscillator
memory
- 1, 2, 4, 5 or 8 MB RAM on board - the 1MB and 4 MB configurations can be expanded with another 1 or 4 MB RAM by soldering in the appropriate RAM chips
- supports 256k×4 and 1M×4 SOJ chips, 80 ns or faster
- the 5 and 8 MB configuration conflicts with the PCMCIA address space
notes
- battery backed up clock
- MMU and cache disable jumpers
- 68020 fallback mode selectable by jumper
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Advert (DE)
1993-09
Manufacturer Harms Computertechnik, Germany | Date 1994 | Amiga A1200
| Interface trapdoor slot
| Autoconfig ID 2560 / 19
|
processor
- 68030 @ 28.5 MHz, clocked synchronously, QFP
- optional PLCC FPU, can be clocked at 28.5 MHz or up to 40 MHz with a separate oscillator
memory
- 1 or 4 MB RAM on board - 256k×4 and 1M×4 SOJ chips, 80 ns or faster
- one 72 pin SIMM socket, accepts another 1 or 4 MB RAM
notes
- battery backed up clock
- 68020 fallback mode
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