Manufacturer “Individual Computers”
42 expansions in database
A500 Clockports
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2004
Amiga
A500
Interface
68000 socket
    clock port interface
  • provides two A1200 compatible clockport connectors for the A500
  • connects into the 68000 socket
Photos
Individual Computers A500 Clockports - front side
front side
Individual Computers A500 Clockports - back side
back side
Individual Computers A500 Clockports - with SilverSurfer attached front side
with SilverSurfer attached, front side
Individual Computers A500 Clockports - with SilverSurfer attached front side
with SilverSurfer attached, front side

A600 2M ChipRAM
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2006
Amiga
A600
Interface
trapdoor slot
  • 1 MB Chip RAM
  • two 256k×16, 60 ns SOJ chips
  • battery backed-up clock
  • leak proof non-rechargable lithium battery
  • A1200 compatible clock port

A600 Interface Expander
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
1999
Amiga
A600
Interface
68000 socket
    clock port interface
  • provides an A1200 compatible clockport connector for the A600
  • connects onto the Gayle chip
  • designed to fit together with all A600 processor boards as well as the metal harddisk holder
  • prepared to carry all components of a SilverSurfer but only the Gayle socket and the 22 pin clockport header is assembled
Photos
Individual Computers A600 Interface Expander - with SilverSurfer attached front side
with SilverSurfer attached, front side
Individual Computers A600 Interface Expander - back side
back side
Manual

A603
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2009
Amiga
A600
Interface
trapdoor slot
    memory expansion
  • 1 MB Chip RAM
  • 8 128K×8 SRAM chips, soldered to the board
  • battery backed-up clock
  • A1200 compatible clock port
  • Denise socket, meant for the Indivision ECS flicker fixer
    notes
  • the RF shield of the A600 has to be modified in order to install the A603
  • an installed Apollo 630 processor board collides with the Denise socket - using it together with the A603 is possible by separating them with a small spacer, but the Indivision will not fit
  • in the retail package a CR2032 battery is not included due to WEEE restrictions

A604
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2011
Amiga
A600
Interface
trapdoor slot
    memory expansion
  • 1 MB Chip RAM
  • RAM chips are soldered to the board
  • battery backed-up clock
  • two A1200 compatible clock ports, the secondary port has a 60% higher transfer speed
  • Denise socket, meant for the Indivision ECS flicker fixer
    notes
  • the RF shield of the A600 has to be removed in order to install all options
  • only clockport expansions with cable can be attached due to space constraints
  • a small riser card for the secondary clock port is included to allow direct connection of a Subway USB controller
  • in the retail package the (needed) CR1220 battery is not included due to WEEE restrictions
Manual

A604n
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2013
Amiga
A600
Interface
trapdoor slot
    memory expansion
  • 1 MB Chip RAM
  • RAM chips are soldered to the board
  • two A1200 compatible clock ports, the secondary port has a 60% higher transfer speed (benefits e.g. the USB module RapidRoad)
  • additional clock port for the RTC module from Individual Computers
  • Denise socket, meant for the Indivision ECS flicker fixer
    notes
  • the RF shield of the A600 has to be removed in order to install all options
  • only clockport expansions with cable can be attached due to space constraints
  • a small riser card for the secondary clock port is included to allow direct connection of a Subway USB controller
Manual

ACA 1220
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2012
Amiga
A1200
Interface
trapdoor slot
    processor
  • CPU: 68020 @ 16,7 / 20 / 25 / 33 MHz, PGA
  • processor is soldered to the board
    memory
  • 128 MB SD-RAM, soldered to the board
  • 1MB RAM is always mapped to address 0x00c00000
  • 1MB RAM is reserved for FastROM option
  • memory autoconfig of the remaining RAM only for Kickstart v3.1 and above
    • for Kickstart 3.0, the memory has to be added by software
    notes
  • asynchronous design
  • clock port header, to be used for the RTC module from Individual Computers (not suitable for other clock port expansions)
  • two CPU sockets on the board which allows using the same PCB for the ACA 1232 (with different CPU and logic), an upgrade is not possible
  • used CPUs are installed (scratches/dents possible)
  • processor expansion is meant for usage with the ACA 500, for the A1200, this expansion is more or less only a RAM expansion as the processor is only marginally faster
Manual
Benchmark

ACA 1230
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2010
Amiga
A1200
Interface
trapdoor slot
    processor
  • CPU: 68EC030 @ 28MHz or 68030 @ 42 / 56 MHz, PGA
  • all processors are slightly overclocked to allow for a synchronous board design, the nominal speeds are 25 / 40 / 50 MHz
  • no FPU option
  • very fast burst timings: 2-1-1-1 (28 MHz), 3-1-1-1 (42 / 56 MHz)
    memory
  • 64 MB SD-RAM, soldered to the board
  • memory autoconfig only for Kickstart v3.1 and above
    • for Kickstart 3.0, the memory has to be added by software
  • memory clock: 56 MHz for 28/56 MHz versions, 42 MHz for 42 MHz CPU
    notes
  • the first processor card to feature a -1-1-1 burst
  • synchronous design
  • no FPU option as this would have caused too much load on the data bus and would have increased burst timing
  • RTC clock chip as well as battery have to be installed by the user, those were not included in the retail package to cut costs:
    • socket for RTC chip OKI6242 (or compatible)
    • battery socket for a CR1225 or CR1220 cell
  • used CPUs are installed (scratches/dents possible)
  • although socketed, the CPU is not intended to be changed/upgraded - a different logic would be needed for higher frequencies, and the warranty is lost if the sticker is removed
  • no deactivation of the card possible
  • after installation, the trapdoor doesn't fit (plastic parts of it have to be removed)
  • jumper to map 1MB of the memory to address 0x00c00000
    • works for all Kickstart versions
    • results in a speed increase for Kickstart 3.0 as system functions will be located in FastRAM
    • compatibility is increased for A500 software that expects RAM at this address
  • the 56 MHz card is recommended to be operated without trapdoor due to excessive heat

ACA 1231
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2011
Amiga
A1200
Interface
trapdoor slot
    processor
  • CPU: 68EC030 @ 42MHz, 68030 @ 25 or 68030 @ 42 MHz, QFP (surface mounted Quad Flat Pack)
  • 25 MHz option uses an underclocked 42 MHz processor
    • option was introduced as some of the processors didn't run reliably at 42 MHz
    memory
  • 64 MB SD-RAM, soldered to the board
  • memory clock: 83 MHz
  • 1MB RAM is always mapped to address 0x00c00000
  • 1MB RAM is reserved for FastROM option
  • memory autoconfig of the remaining RAM only for Kickstart v3.1 and above
    • for Kickstart 3.0, the memory has to be added by software
    notes
  • asynchronous design
  • fast burst timing of 2-1-1-1
  • OEM product for Vesalia
  • first examples were delivered without heat sink which caused problems with certain configurations
    • heat sinks were supplied free of charge by Vesalia to be installed by the user
    • the cards also had a logic missing a startup delay, causing problems with slow hard disk drives

ACA 1232
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2012
Amiga
A1200
Interface
trapdoor slot
    processor
  • CPU: 68EC030 @ 25 / 40 MHz or 68030 @ 20 / 25 / 33 / 40 MHz, PGA
  • processor is soldered to the board
    memory
  • 128 MB SD-RAM, soldered to the board
  • memory clock: up to 80 MHz (slower than predecessor ACA 1231)
  • 1MB RAM is always mapped to address 0x00c00000
  • 1MB RAM is reserved for FastROM option
  • memory autoconfig of the remaining RAM only for Kickstart v3.1 and above
    • for Kickstart 3.0, the memory has to be added by software
    notes
  • asynchronous design
  • clock port header, to be used for the RTC module from Individual Computers (not suitable for other clock port expansions)
  • two CPU sockets on the board which allows using the same PCB for the ACA 1220 (with different CPU and logic), a downgrade is not possible
  • used CPUs are installed (scratches/dents possible)
Photos
Individual Computers ACA 1232 - front side
front side
Individual Computers ACA 1232 - back side
back side
Manual
Benchmark

ACA 1233
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2014
Amiga
A1200
Interface
trapdoor slot
    processor
  • CPU: 68030 @ 40 MHz, PGA
  • processor is soldered to the board
  • FPU: 68881/68882 can be mounted, with synchronous or asynchronous clock (with additional oscillator)
    memory
  • 128 MB SD-RAM, soldered to the board
  • memory clock: up to 80 MHz
  • 1MB RAM is always mapped to address 0x00c00000
  • 1MB RAM is reserved for FastROM option
  • memory autoconfig of the remaining RAM only for Kickstart v3.1 and above
    • for Kickstart 3.0, the memory has to be added by software
    notes
  • asynchronous design
  • clock port header, to be used for the RTC module from Individual Computers (not suitable for other clock port expansions)
  • card provides solder pads for FPU and FPU oscillator, although it is not available from manufacturer with equipped chip
    • with FPU, the load on the data bus is increased - disabling burst mode is recommended to have a stable operation, thus reducing speed of the card
    • the reduced speed resp. the need to disable the burst mode is the reason why the card has no socket and doesn't come with preinstalled FPU, as the manufacturer seeked for the fasted possible design
    • installing an FPU voids warranty
  • with the same CPU, the speed of the card is exactly the same as the predecessor ACA 1232

ACA 500
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2013
Amiga
A500
Interface
side expansion port
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 64
    processor
  • CPU: 68EC000 @ 14 MHz
  • CPU is overclocked, the nominal speed of the CPU is 10 MHz
    memory
  • 2 MB RAM
  • memory autoconfiguration
  • 512k Flash ROM, it contains a licensed Kickstart 1.3 and 3.1
  • installed trapdoor expansions are supported
    • 512k expansions can be added as either ChipRAM or FastRAM - an ECS Agnus is needed for ChipRAM option
    • if larger than 512k, automatically added as FastRAM
    notes
  • delivered without case, meant to be installed as-is (bare board)
  • MapROM feature
  • two CF card slots (replace hard disk)
    • one slot supports autoboot from Amiga formatted CF cards with RDB
    • no hotplug support
    • one slot supports FAT16/FAT32 formatted CF cards to allow data exchange with PCs (no software needed, FAT95 filesystem in ROM)
    • not all CF cards are working, try-and-error procedure may be necessary to find a working one
  • boot menu with the following options
    • select between Kickstart ROM installed in Amiga or one of the two Kickstarts in Flash ROM of ACA 500
    • floppy options - allows deactivation or no-click mode
    • switch between PAL and NTSC modes
    • load A1000 Kickstart disk
    • issue flash software update from CF card
    • store and select configuration profiles and a standard configuration
    • language selection (english or german)
  • A1200 compatible clock port
  • A1200 CPU port
  • 16 bit I/O expansion port
  • de-brick jumper, disables certain RAM and ROM functions to allow flashing a new ROM
  • compatibility jumper (J2)
    • disables RAM and certain IRQs
    • CF card slots, expansion and clock ports disabled
    • MapROM disabled
    • other features to increase compatibility
  • compatible with WHDLoad game software (Quit key is also supported), however due to limited amount of RAM on the card many games do not work

ACA 620
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2013
Amiga
A600
Interface
68000 socket
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 70
    processor
  • CPU: 68020 @ 16,7 MHz, QFP
  • processor is soldered to the board
    memory
  • 16 MB RAM, soldered to the board
  • no waitstates
  • 5 MB are autoconfigured, more can be added by software (ACAtune)
    • 1 MB RAM is always mapped to address 0x00c00000
  • up to 10.8 MB in total can be used as FastRAM
    notes
  • disable jumper, disables CPU and RAM
  • NMI connector for freezer function
    • if card is deactivated via disable jumper, it just raises a level 7 IRQ
  • MapROM function
  • compatible with A600 boards featuring Gayle v01
  • PCMCIA compatible

ACA 630
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2010
Amiga
A600
Interface
68000 socket
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 69
    processor
  • CPU: 68030 @ 25 / 30 MHz, PGA
    • 30 MHz version features an underclocked 33 MHz CPU
    memory
  • 25 MHz version: 32 MB
  • 30 MHz version: 64 MB
  • autoconfiguration of memory
    notes
  • asynchronous design
  • fast 2-1-1-1 burst timing
  • can be installed together with Indivision ECS and A603
  • disable jumper
  • large heat sink that doubles as carrier for the hard disk
  • boot selector jumper: if set, disables the internal disk drive (external drives start at df0:)
    • useful when A603 and Indivision ECS are installed, as the latter would conflict with an internal disk drive
  • 'no disk' jumper: if set, all drives appear empty
  • Z2 memory range stays free (PCMCIA friendly)
  • no RTC (present on A603)
  • not compatible with A300 board (Gayle v02 is needed)
  • MapROM function
Manual

ACA 630 (Prototype)
Prototype
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2006
Amiga
A600
Interface
68000 socket
    processor
  • 68030 @ 33 MHz clocked at 40 MHz, PGA
  • no FPU option
    memory
  • one 72 pin SIMM socket accept up to 128 MB RAM
  • 512 kB flash memory
  • PCMCIA friendly
  • memory disable jumper
    notes
  • connects onto the top of the 68000 CPU
  • low-heat design
  • card has never been sold due to the SIMM socket not being RoHS compliant - the whole charge of cards had to be recycled

BigRAM Plus
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2012
Amiga
A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro III
Autoconfig ID
3643 / 32
    memory expansion
  • 256 MB FastRAM, not expandable
  • SD-RAM interface
  • Zorro III interface (doesn't work in Zorro II slots)
  • supports DMA (if Buster 11 is installed)
  • asynchronous design
  • memory autoconfiguration

Buddha & Buddha Flash
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
1997 / 1998
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 0
    IDE controller
  • uses polled I/O, not DMA transfer
  • two buffered IDE ports support up to four IDE devices
  • each port is compatible with IDE splitters allowing up to a maximum of eight drives
  • autoboot ROM
  • two LED port activity connectors - one for drives 0 to 3, the other for drives 4 to 7
  • software configurable IDE timing - even PIO mode 0 devices are compatible
  • raw transfer speed is limited by the Zorro II bus to 3.58 MB/s
  • supports hard disks larger than 4 GB
  • can mount GVP or AT-Apollo formatted hard disks
  • supported by Linux
  • 26 pin local expansion slot for the optional HyperCom 3 Plus I/O module with two serial and one parallel ports
  • Buddha Flash:
    • 64 kB FlashROM
    • clock port
      • allows using expansions initially designed for the A1200 clock port (the Buddha Flash gold edition has golden clock port pins)
      • when installed in Zorro slot, pin 40 of the card's clock port is towards the front side of the computer, pin 19 resp. pin 1 towards the rear side
      • marked wire of clock port expansions go to pin 19 or pin 40, depending on the manufacturer's definition - e.g. expansions made by Individual Computers are installed with the red stripe on pin 40 (to the left), expansions of E3B mark pin 19 / pin 1 (to the right)
Photos
Individual Computers Buddha & Buddha Flash - front side
front side
Individual Computers Buddha & Buddha Flash - back side
back side
Individual Computers Buddha & Buddha Flash - front side
front side
Individual Computers Buddha & Buddha Flash - back side
back side
Individual Computers Buddha & Buddha Flash - front side
front side
Individual Computers Buddha & Buddha Flash - back side
back side
Driver / Installation Disk
  • buddha.lha
    Individual Computers
    install disk
    280 kB
  • bflash.lha
    Individual Computers
    Buddha Flash updater
    74 kB

Buddha Flash "Phoenix Edition"
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2008
Amiga
A1000
A500
A2000, A3000, A4000

-
-
-
Interface
side expansion port,
side expansion port
Zorro II
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 0
    IDE controller
  • special edition of the Buddha Flash IDE controller that is intended to be used with the Phoenix A1000 motherboard, but can also be used with original A1000 as well as A500 and Zorro Amigas
  • differences to Buddha Flash:
    • smaller PCB
    • hardware redesign, 5 chips instead of 8
    • no 26 pin expansion slot
    • floppy power connector
  • the board can be installed in the following places:
    • Front Slot Phoenix Board
    • Side Expansion Port (Phoenix board, A1000 board, A500)
    • Zorro Slot
  • if the board shall be used at the A500, a special edition with a different mounted 86 pin connector is needed
  • the board must not be installed in the front slot of the A1000 board
  • when used at the Phoenix front slot, the INT6 signal has to be provided to the board as this signal is missing - the side expansion ports provide that signal, so the wire is not necessary when installed there
  • height of the board was chosen so that a laptop CD drive (14mm) can be fitted above the card in the A1000
  • when installed on the Phoenix board front slot, the L64 jumper has to be removed
  • 2.5" hard disks can not be powered by the board due to thin PCB tracks - making them thick enough for that purpose would have been resulted in a more expensive multilayer board
    • it is necessary to provide power to the board via floppy power connector
  • in conjunction with a Phoenix X-Surf a new Mach chip is needed (includes also a fix which prevented the Amiga from booting with Kickstart v1.3)
  • only one jumper on the board, next to the flash chip: open = flash write protected, closed = flashing possible
  • small header in the middle of the board with two LED connectors
  • clock port
    • allows using expansions initially designed for the A1200 clock port
    • when installed in Zorro slot, pin 40 of the card's clock port is towards the front side of the computer, pin 19 resp. pin 1 towards the rear side
    • marked wire of clock port expansions go to pin 19 or pin 40, depending on the manufacturer's definition - e.g. expansions made by Individual Computers are installed with the red stripe on pin 40 (to the left), expansions of E3B mark pin 19 / pin 1 (to the right)

Catweasel
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
1996
Amiga
A1200
A4000

-
-
Interface
clock port
IDE header
    floppy controller
  • supported disk formats (sector by sector)
    • Amiga 3.5" 880 / 1760 kB
    • Apple Macintosh 3.5" 400 / 800 / 720 / 1440 kB
    • MS DOS 3.5" 720 / 1440 kB
    • MS DOS 5.25" 360 / 720 / 800 / 1200 kB
    • Atari ST 3.5" 720 / 800 / 1440 kB
    • Apple II 5.25" 140 kB
    • Commodore 1541 5.25" 170 kB
    • Commodore 1571 5.25" 170 / 341 kB
    • Commodore 1581 3.5" 800 kB
    • Catweasel Extra 3.5" 1160 / 2380 kB
  • supported file systems
    • Amiga OFS / FFS
    • PC FAT12 / FAT16 / VFAT12 / VFAT16
    • CBM 1541 / 1571
  • uses standard 3.5" / 5.25" PC floppy drives for all formats
  • spins HD disks at 300 rpm instead of 150 rpm
    • speeds up Amiga HD disk access by 1.3 times
    • speeds up PC HD disk access by 2.15 times
  • 34 pin floppy header
  • the floppy drives attached to the Catweasel are not bootable
  • does not use DMA
  • enhanced error correction
  • supported by Linux
    Catweasel 1200
  • connects to the 44 pin IDE header, the 44 pin IDE port is passed through
  • an optional adapter board allows connecting to the clock port
  • by using the IDE connection the board is not compatible with IDE splitters
  • the clock port connection leaves the the A1200 IDE port free, so it's compatible with IDE splitters
  • clock port pin 40 is marked
    Catweasel 4000
  • connects to the 40 pin IDE header, the 40 pin IDE port is passed through
  • not compatible with IDE splitters
Photos
Individual Computers Catweasel - A4000 version front side
A4000 version, front side
Individual Computers Catweasel - A1200 version front side
A1200 version, front side
Individual Computers Catweasel - A1200 version back side
A1200 version, back side
Driver / Installation Disk
  • cwdisk0100.lha
    Individual Computers
    install disk
    multidisk.device v3.48
    361 kB
  • mdisk362.lha
    Individual Computers
    multidisk.device v3.62
    22 kB

Catweasel Mk2
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
1997
Amiga
A1200
A4000

-
-
Interface
clock port
IDE header
    floppy controller
  • supports all disk formats, file systems, floppy drives and features as the Catweasel Mk1
  • smaller than the original Catweasel thus fits easier inside a desktop A1200
  • 26 pin local expansion slot for the optional HyperCom 3 Plus I/O module with two serial and one parallel ports
  • can be connected to a 40 pin IDE header - the IDE port is passed through, but IDE splitters and the 26 pin local expansion slot are ruled out
  • by connecting to a clock port, IDE splitters can be used and the local expansion port is enabled
    • clock port pin 40 is marked
  • a floppy style power connector is provided for powering the board when installed into an A4000
Photos
Individual Computers Catweasel Mk2 - 10 Year Anniversary Limited Edition front side
10 Year Anniversary Limited Edition, front side
Individual Computers Catweasel Mk2 - 10 Year Anniversary Limited Edition back side
10 Year Anniversary Limited Edition, back side
Individual Computers Catweasel Mk2 - front side
front side
Individual Computers Catweasel Mk2 - back side
back side
Individual Computers Catweasel Mk2 - front side
front side
Individual Computers Catweasel Mk2 - front side
front side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
  • cwdisk0100.lha
    Individual Computers
    install disk
    multidisk.device v3.48
    361 kB
  • mdisk362.lha
    Individual Computers
    multidisk.device v3.62
    22 kB

Catweasel Mk3
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2002
Amiga
A1200
A2000, A3000, A4000


-
-
-
Interface
clock port
Zorro II
PCI
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 66
    floppy controller
  • can be installed either into any platform's PCI slot, into an Amiga Zorro II slot or to the A1200 clock port
    • clock port pin 40 is marked
  • the main purpose is to allow access to non-standard disks using normal 3.5" / 5.25" PC floppy drives without the need for a completely different computer
  • supports the same disk formats and file systems as the previous Catweasel versions
  • does not use DMA
  • the floppy drives attached to the Catweasel are not bootable
  • 34 pin floppy header
    emulation support
  • two DB9 connectors for Amiga/Atari/C64 digital joysticks and analogue paddles
  • mini-DIN connector for an A4000 keyboard
  • optional C64 SID playback support - socket for a 6581 or 8580
  • RCA audio output connector and internal CD audio header
Photos
Individual Computers Catweasel Mk3 - front side
front side
Individual Computers Catweasel Mk3 - slot cover front side
slot cover, front side
Driver / Installation Disk
  • cwdisk0100.lha
    Individual Computers
    install disk
    multidisk.device v3.48
    361 kB
  • mdisk362.lha
    Individual Computers
    multidisk.device v3.62
    22 kB

Catweasel Z-II
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
1997
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 42
  • combination of the Catweasel floppy controller and the Buddha IDE controller built into one device
  • features all Buddha functions plus an additional IDE port for up to six IDE devices
  • features all Catweasel functions plus a boot ROM which allows booting from floppy drives attached to it
  • three 40 pin IDE headers
  • 34 pin floppy header
  • 26 pin local expansion slot for the optional HyperCom 3 Plus I/O module with two serial and one parallel ports
  • not guaranteed to work with A1200 Zorro busboards - Winner Z4 board works properly, RMB boards fail
  • supplied with the software packages of Buddha and Catweasel
  • supported by Linux
Photos
Individual Computers Catweasel Z-II - front side
front side
Individual Computers Catweasel Z-II - back side
back side
Driver / Installation Disk
  • cwdisk0100.lha
    Individual Computers
    install disk
    multidisk.device v3.48
    361 kB
  • mdisk362.lha
    Individual Computers
    multidisk.device v3.62
    22 kB

Catweasel Z-II "S-Class"
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
1998
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 42
  • combination of the Catweasel Mk2 floppy controller and the Buddha Flash IDE controller built into one device
  • features all Buddha Flash and Catweasel Z-II Mk2 functions
  • works with all A1200 Zorro busboards
Photos
Individual Computers Catweasel Z-II
front side
Individual Computers Catweasel Z-II
back side
Driver / Installation Disk
  • cwdisk0100.lha
    Individual Computers
    install disk
    multidisk.device v3.48
    361 kB
  • mdisk362.lha
    Individual Computers
    multidisk.device v3.62
    22 kB

Catweasel Z-II Mk2
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
1997
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 42
  • combination of the Catweasel Mk2 floppy controller and the Buddha IDE controller built into one device
  • uses the non-Zorro Catweasel Mk2 as a piggyback module
  • features all Catweasel Z-II and Catweasel Mk2 functions
  • each IDE port has its own activity LED connector
Photos
Individual Computers Catweasel Z-II Mk2 - without Catweasel board front side
without Catweasel board, front side
Individual Computers Catweasel Z-II Mk2 - front side
front side
Individual Computers Catweasel Z-II Mk2 - with Catweasel board installed front side
with Catweasel board installed, front side
Individual Computers Catweasel Z-II Mk2 - Catweasel board back side
Catweasel board, back side
Driver / Installation Disk
  • cwdisk0100.lha
    Individual Computers
    install disk
    multidisk.device v3.48
    361 kB
  • mdisk362.lha
    Individual Computers
    multidisk.device v3.62
    22 kB

Delfina Flipper
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2003
Amiga
A1200
A2000, A3000, A4000


-
-
-
Interface
clock port
Zorro II
PCI
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 8,9
    DSP
  • Motorola DSP56002 @ 67.73 MHz (overclocked from 66 MHz)
  • 24 bit data bus
    memory
  • 96 kB, 24 bit SRAM, not expandable
  • zero-waitstate, 12 ns
    audio
  • sample frequencies up to 48 kHz at 16 bit
  • unlike previous Delfinas, other frequencies are played back without resampling, freeing up DSP resources
  • three stereo inputs with regular intensity
  • one stereo input with increased sensitivity for a microphone
  • one stereo output (RCA)
  • full duplex recording and playback
  • AHI driver
    Delfina module
  • carries the DSP, memory and the analog inputs and outputs
  • can be connected to the clock port of the A1200, or to the 26 pin expansion port that is available on all Individual Computer's cards
    • clock port pin 40 is marked
    optional Flipper module
  • simply attaches to the Delfina module
  • expands the Delfina with digital SP-DIF connectors
  • MIDI In and MIDI Out connectors - can be programmed independently of each other
  • Zorro II and PCI connectors
Photos
Individual Computers Delfina Flipper - front side
front side
Individual Computers Delfina Flipper - back side
back side
Individual Computers Delfina Flipper - front side
front side
Individual Computers Delfina Flipper - front side
front side
Manual

Graffiti
Manufacturer
BSC / Individual Computers, Germany
Date
1995
Amiga
any Amiga
Interface
RGB port
Autoconfig ID
2092 / 33,34
  • changes the Amiga bitplaned graphics into chunky pixel mode
  • allows specially adapted software to display 256 colors out of 262144, even on an A1000
  • maximum resolution is 768×576 pixels on AGA Amigas or 384×576 pixels on OCS / ECS Amigas
  • the image is stored in Amiga Chip RAM
  • graphics is generated by a VGA RAMDAC
  • attaches to the DB23 RGB port, the display is connected to the Graffiti
  • PAL and NTSC compatible
Photos
BSC / Individual Computers Graffiti - Exterior front side
Exterior, front side
BSC / Individual Computers Graffiti - Exterior bottom side
Exterior, bottom side
BSC / Individual Computers Graffiti - Exterior top side
Exterior, top side
BSC / Individual Computers Graffiti - PCB front side
PCB, front side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk

IDE-Fix Express
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
1998
Amiga
A1200
Interface
IDE header, Gayle
    Fast EIDE controller
  • consists of a standard-looking IDE splitter and a small board connecting to Gayle
  • three IDE headers
    • two 40 pin, 3.5" (primary and secondary)
    • one 44 pin, 2.5" (primary)
  • disable jumper
  • the two ports does not behave as though they were separate interfaces, accessing them simultaneously causes slowdown
  • units on the secondary port don't signal the drive light
  • 20% slower than the Power Flyer Junior
Photos
Individual Computers IDE-Fix Express - front side
front side
Individual Computers IDE-Fix Express - back side
back side
Driver / Installation Disk

Indivision AGA 1200 / Indivision AGA 4000
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
Photos
Individual Computers Indivision AGA 1200 / Indivision AGA 4000 - Indivision AGA 1200 front side
Indivision AGA 1200, front side
Individual Computers Indivision AGA 1200 / Indivision AGA 4000 - Indivision AGA 1200 back side
Indivision AGA 1200, back side
Individual Computers Indivision AGA 1200 / Indivision AGA 4000 - Indivision AGA 4000 Prototype Board front side
Indivision AGA 4000 Prototype Board, front side
Individual Computers Indivision AGA 1200 / Indivision AGA 4000 - Indivision AGA 4000 Prototype Board back side
Indivision AGA 4000 Prototype Board, back side

Indivision AGA MK2 / Indivision AGA MK2cr
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2012/2013
Amiga
A1200, A4000T, A4000, CD32
Interface
Lisa chip
    flicker-fixer
  • 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
  • DVI-I 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)
    • Xtreme (1280×1024)
    • SuperPlus (800×600)
  • config tool provided to update flash memory and make adjustments to the output
  • the socket on the board had to be machined to fit properly on the Lisa chip
  • compared to the predecessor, the board features a faster FPGA, faster memory and more flexible pixel clocks - however the main features stay the same
    Indivision AGA MK2 1200 / A4000T (2012)
  • DVI connector is located on a small PCB
    Indivision AGA MK2 4000 / CD32 (2012)
  • DVI connector is located on a small PCB
  • has a different board layout to fit in A4000D and CD32, but has the same features as Indivision AGA MK2 1200 / A4000T
    Indivision AGA MK2cr 1200 / A4000T (2013)
  • cost reduced version:
    • the components from the auxiliary PCB were moved to the Indivision board
    • custom made DVI-I connector (molded type) connects to the board
  • doesn't fit into the A4000T without modification: due to the changed connector for the DVI ouput, the board interferes with the electrolytic capacitor CE164C in the A4000T - this has to be replaced by a lower profile ceramic type to be able to fit the board
  • custom tooling for the socket pins results in a firmer hold on the Lisa chip

Indivision ECS
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2009
Amiga
A1000, A500, A500+, A600, A2000, A3000, A3000T
Interface
Denise socket
    flicker-fixer
  • 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 (can be reduced to 50 Hz to avoid tearing effects)
  • can output ECS screen modes even with an OCS denise installed, as long as a ECS Agnus is installed
  • scanline emulation for non-interlaced modes
  • built-in Graffiti emulation
  • stacked operation of two Indivision ECS allows a dual screen setup (with different content on each screen)
  • PAL and NTSC screen supported
  • supports border blanking
  • HD15 VGA connector
    • header on the board to attach the ribbon cable with the VGA connector
  • installs in the Denise socket, the Denise is replaced onto the board
  • grounding connection is recommended, a cable (with cable lugs) is provided
  • no driver needed, however additional screenmodes are supported:
    • HighGFX (1024×786)
    • HD720 (1280×720)
    • SuperPlus (800×600) - 16 colors out of 4096
  • with Picasso96 driver, 256 colors can be displayed on workbench screen
  • config tool provided to update flash memory and make adjustments to the output
  • suitable for all OCS and ECS Amigas, however acessories or modifications may be required:
    • A1000: adapter required due to the power supply being in the way
    • A500: no modification necessary
    • A500+: no modification necessary
    • A600: A603, A604 or A604n memory expansion required, metal shield (if present) has to be removed or cut
    • A2000: only for Rev. 4.1/4.3, one electrolytic capacitor (C225) must either be moved or replaced by a flatter version
    • A3000: RTC battery has to be moved or removed
    • A3000T: card has to be lifted with at least two additional sockets, covers the video slot and interferes with full-length Zorro cards in the uppermost slot
    • CDTV: no modification necessary

ISDN Surfer
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2000
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 5
  • ISDN-In and ISDN-Out connectors
  • optional phone module
  • channel bundling (joining two 64k ISDN lines together for 128k access) is in development
  • parallel data and telephone calls
  • CE96 compliant driver
  • driver (isdnsurfer.device) emulates a Hayes compatible modem
  • 26 pin expansion port compatible with the one on the Buddha/Catweasel controllers
  • clock port
    • allows using expansions initially designed for the A1200 clock port
    • when installed in Zorro slot, pin 40 of the card's clock port is towards the front side of the computer, pin 19 resp. pin 1 towards the rear side
    • marked wire of clock port expansions go to pin 19 or pin 40, depending on the manufacturer's definition - e.g. expansions made by Individual Computers are installed with the red stripe on pin 40 (to the left), expansions of E3B mark pin 19 / pin 1 (to the right)
  • supported by NetBSD
Photos
Individual Computers ISDN Surfer - front side
front side
Individual Computers ISDN Surfer - back side
back side
Individual Computers ISDN Surfer - front side
front side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
  • isdnsurf.lha
    Individual Computers
    install disk
    36 kB
  • isdndev.lha
    Individual Computers
    isdnsurfer.device v1.944
    15 kB

Kickflash
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2004
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 10
    Flash ROM
  • 1 MB 32 bit flash ROM
  • two flash memory chips
  • uses 64 kB of the Zorro II address space for accessing the 512 kB / 1 MB FlashROM
  • allows storage of software which are run at startup of the Amiga
  • reprogrammable up to 100.000 times
  • extra clock port
    • allows using expansions initially designed for the A1200 clock port
    • the orientation of the port is geared toward expansions by Individual Computers (eg. the SilverSurfer), other expansions (eg. Melody 1200) do not fit correctly
    • when installed in Zorro slot, pin 40 of the card's clock port is towards the front side of the computer, pin 19 resp. pin 1 towards the rear side
    • marked wire of clock port expansions go to pin 19 or pin 40, depending on the manufacturer's definition - e.g. expansions made by Individual Computers are installed with the red stripe on pin 40 (to the left), expansions of E3B mark pin 19 / pin 1 (to the right)
  • optional 1 GB flash module is in development, will connect to the clock port
  • write protection jumper against unwanted reprogramming
Photos
Individual Computers Kickflash - front side
front side
Individual Computers Kickflash - back side
back side
Individual Computers Kickflash - front side
front side
Individual Computers Kickflash - back side
back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk

Kylwalda
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
1998
Amiga
A1200
Interface
floppy port
    floppy adaptor
  • connects to the floppy ribbon cable between the controller and drive
  • allows a cheap high density PC floppy drive to be connected to the Amiga's floppy controller
  • if a Catweasel is installed Kylwalda allows both controllers to share access to the same drive, permitting double-speed HD access through Catweasel, yet preserving access to protected disks through Paula
  • switches between controllers automatically, depending on which recognizes the format
  • no extra software is needed
  • for two internal floppy drives two Kylwaldas have to be used
  • three 34 pin floppy connectors (from motherboard, from Catweasel, to floppy drive)
  • two 4 pin floppy power connectors (from power supply, to floppy drive)
  • does not work with standard Amiga floppy drives, neither DD nor twin-speed HD variants
  • can also integrate an ISA Catweasel with a PC floppy controller
Photos
Individual Computers Kylwalda - front side
front side
Manual

Lyra
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Amiga
A1200
A2000, A3000, A4000

-
-
    keyboard adapter
  • allows the connection of PC a keyboard
  • translates PC keys to Amiga keys:
    • F11 and F12 - [ and ]
    • Print Screen - \
    • Insert - Help
    • Home - Shift + Left or Alt + Left
    • End - Shift + Right or Alt + Right
    • Page Up - Shift + Up or Alt + Up
    • Page Down - Shift + Down or Alt + Down
    • Left and Right Windows - Left and Right Amiga
  • external version:
    • connects directly between the A4000 keyboard port and the PC keyboard
    • requires a PS2 adapter when used with an A2000 or A3000
  • A1200 version:
    • connects internally onto the keyboard controller chip
    • the keyboard port is mounted on a backplane of a towercase

RapidRoad
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2014
Amiga
A1200
A2000, A3000, A4000

-
-
Interface
clock port
proprietary
    USB interface
  • provides two USB ports
  • isp1763 USB host controller chip
  • compatible to USB 1.1 and 2.0 specifications
  • supports USB 2.0 highspeed mode (480 Mpbs)
  • card features clock port and proprietary X-Surf 100 expansion connectors
  • two expansion variants exist that differ with regard to the connection options and the scope of delivery:
    1. Clock Port Model
      • both connectors active
      • shipped with earthing cable, floppy power cable, plastic cover and bracket with two USB connectors
      • more expensive than the other variant as the development effort was much higher due to the idiosyncrasies of the clock port
    2. X-Surf 100 Model
      • clock port connector disabled, expansion is only usable on the X-Surf 100
      • bare board with no protective cover or USB port bracket
  • two floppy power connectors on the card to supply power to the USB ports - the second port can be used for the floppy, thus an Y cable is not needed
    • this is only needed when used on a clock port (clock port doesn't provide enough power)
    • if power hungry devices are used, it is also recommended when installed on the X-Surf
  • supplies up to 1.5 ampere per USB port
  • only supports PIO (Programmed I/O) operation (no DMA), thus having higher load on the CPU during transfers
  • typical data rates: 7.5 MB/s (Zorro III), 2.5 MB/s (Zorro II), 700 kByte/s (Clock Port)
    notes
  • when installed on the X-Surf, their external USB ports are activated - the internal ports of the RapidRoad can only be used if the respective external port stays empty
  • white status LED on board indicates proper connection
  • benefits from the faster secondary clock port on the A604n
  • power on the USB ports is only switched on upon start of USB stack, this conformes to USB specification
  • shipped with Poseidon 4.5 OEM USB stack
    • requires at least 68020 processor, 2.5MB free FastRAM, MUI, OS3.0
    • driver for e.g. USB mouse and keyboard (HID devices), mass storage, parallel interface (printers) and USB-serial bridges
Manual
  • USB_module

    Individual Computers
    documentation (english), PDF manual (english/german)

RTC Module
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2011
Amiga
A1200
Interface
clock port
    clock
  • a simple battery backed up clock
  • connects to the internal clock port of the A1200
  • can also be used with the clock port present on A604 / A604n memory expansions and the processor cards ACA 1220 / ACA 1232
Photos
Individual Computers RTC Module - front side
front side
Individual Computers RTC Module - back side
back side

Silver Surfer
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
1999
Amiga
A600, A1200
Interface
clock port
    serial interface
  • California Microdevices 16C550 UART chip
  • 460800 bps transfer speed
  • connects to the clock port or to the Buddha Flash
    • clock port pin 40 is marked
  • compatible with the Melody 1200 audio board
  • optional adapter for A600 and old Buddha / Catweasel Zorro boards
  • FIFO buffer
  • MIDI compatible
  • 25 pin external connector
  • flat design, even fits under the BlizzardVisionPPC
  • compatible with the four clock ports of Power Computing's Z4 board
  • mechanical conflict with Mikronik and RBM Zorro-expansions
Photos
Individual Computers Silver Surfer - front side
front side
Individual Computers Silver Surfer - back side
back side
Individual Computers Silver Surfer - front side
front side
Driver / Installation Disk
  • silver.dms
    Individual Computers
    install disk
    36 kB
  • silver04.lha
    Individual Computers
    silversurfer.device v2.104
    8 kB

VarIO
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2001
Amiga
A1200
A2000, A3000, A4000

-
-
Interface
clock port
Zorro II
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 7
    serial interface
  • 460800 bps transfer speed
  • 16 byte FIFO buffer
  • MIDI compatible
  • DB9 serial connector
    parallel interface
  • 16 byte FIFO buffer
  • supports ECP mode (extended capabilities port)
  • DB25 parallel connector
    notes
  • can be installed in three ways:
    • into a Zorro II slot
    • to the 26 pin expansion port of a Buddha, Buddha Flash, Catweasel Z2, ISDN Surfer, X-Surf or another VarIO (Hypercom, ISDN-Blaster and Highway are incompatible)
    • to a clock port - only possible with a special version of the VarIO that is only manufactured on order (the difference is the voltage level converter)
      • clock port pin 40 is marked
  • if installed into a Zorro II slot the clock port or the 26 pin expansion port (only one of them at a time) can be used for expanding the VarIO
    • clock port allows using expansions initially designed for the clock port of the A1200
    • when installed in Zorro slot, pin 40 of the card's clock port is towards the front side of the computer, pin 19 resp. pin 1 towards the rear side
    • marked wire of clock port expansions go to pin 19 or pin 40, depending on the manufacturer's definition - e.g. expansions made by Individual Computers are installed with the red stripe on pin 40 (to the left), expansions of E3B mark pin 19 / pin 1 (to the right)
Photos
Individual Computers VarIO - front side
front side
Individual Computers VarIO - back side
back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
  • vario.lha
    Individual Computers
    install disk v37.19
    163 kB
  • SetupVarIO.zip
    Individual Computers
    Update of the SetupVarIO for A500 Users
    14 kB

X-Surf
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2000
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 23
    Ethernet interface
  • Realtek 8019AS chipset
  • 10Base2 and 10BaseT connectors
  • automatic detection of the used connector
  • 10 Mbit transfer rate (20 Mbit fullduplex on twisted-pair)
  • 16 kB databuffer
  • autoprefetch
  • automatic polarity correction for 10BaseT
  • Noise Filter Bus Interface ensures proper function in heavy-loaded Zorro systems
  • SANA 2 driver (MNI driver is in development)
  • supported by NetBSD
    expansion ports
  • 26 pin expansion port compatible with the one on the Buddha/Catweasel controllers
  • two clock ports for A1200 expansions
  • two IDE ports: 3,5" and 2,5" - as free add-ons to the X-Surf
    • can be activated by the IDE-fix software package
    • autobooting is not possible with these ports
    • the timing is not configurable
    • preemptive use of IDE devices - necessary for CD-writers - is impossible
  • all expansion ports are independent from each other and can be used at the same time
Photos
Individual Computers X-Surf - front side
front side
Individual Computers X-Surf - back side
back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk
  • xsurf.lha
    Individual Computers
    Sana2 driver v1.2
    31 kB
  • xsurfide.lha
    Individual Computers
    IDE driver v1.04
    16 kB

X-Surf 100
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2013
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II, Zorro III
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 100
    Ethernet interface
  • Asix AX88796BLF Ethernet chip (NE2000 compatible)
  • 100 MBit/s transfer rate
  • RJ45 connector
  • 16 kB databuffer
  • Zorro III interface with Z2/Z3 auto sensing
  • SANA 2 and NetBSD drivers
    notes
  • jumper to force Zorro II mode
  • in systems with 68EC030/68030, the data caches must be disabled
  • for operation in Mediator PCI/Zorro daughterboard, the swap jumper must be closed
  • local expansion port (48 pin header) for the high-speed USB module RapidRoad that activates the external USB ports
  • very slim card, a finger hole in the board allows easier removal
  • only compatible with a Merlin graphics card that has the latest fixes installed
Driver / Installation Disk

X-Surf 2
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2002
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 23
    Ethernet interface
  • Realtek 8019AS chipset
  • 10BaseT connector
  • 10 Mbit transfer rate
  • fullduplex and supports auto-negotiation
  • 16 kB databuffer
  • autoprefetch
  • automatic polarity correction
  • Noise Filter Bus Interface ensures proper function in heavy-loaded Zorro systems
  • SANA 2 and PPPoE drivers (MNI driver is in development)
  • supported by NetBSD
    expansion ports
  • 26 pin expansion port compatible with the one on the Buddha/Catweasel controllers
  • two clock ports for A1200 expansions
  • two IDE ports: 3,5" and 2,5"
    • can be activated by the IDE-fix software package
    • autobooting is not possible with these ports
    • the timing is not configurable
    • preemptive use of IDE devices - necessary for CD-writers - is impossible
  • all expansion ports are independent from each other and can be used at the same time
Photos
Individual Computers X-Surf 2 - front side
front side
Individual Computers X-Surf 2 - back side
back side
Manual
Driver / Installation Disk

X-Surf 3
Manufacturer
Individual Computers, Germany
Date
2007
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II
Autoconfig ID
4626 / 23
    Ethernet interface
  • Realtek 8019AS chipset
  • 10Base2 and 10BaseT connectors
  • automatic detection of the used connector
  • 10 Mbit transfer rate (20 Mbit fullduplex on twisted-pair)
  • 16 kB databuffer
  • autoprefetch
  • automatic polarity correction for 10BaseT
  • Noise Filter Bus Interface ensures proper function in heavy-loaded Zorro systems
  • SANA 2 driver (MNI driver is in development)
  • supported by NetBSD
    expansion ports
  • 26 pin expansion port compatible with the one on the Buddha/Catweasel controllers
  • two clock ports for A1200 expansions
  • one IDE port: 3,5" (40 pin header) - as free add-on to the X-Surf
    • can be activated by the IDE-fix software package
    • autobooting is not possible with these ports
    • the timing is not configurable
    • preemptive use of IDE devices - necessary for CD-writers - is impossible
  • all expansion ports are independent from each other and can be used at the same time