Amiga Hardware DatabaseManufacturer “Michael Lamm Computersysteme”
13 expansions in database
Manufacturer Michael Lamm Computersysteme, Germany | Date 1989 | Amiga any Amiga | Interface RGB port |
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1989-11
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1989-12
Manufacturer Michael Lamm Computersysteme, Germany | Date 1989 | Amiga any Amiga | Interface RGB port |
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1989-11
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1989-12
Manufacturer Michael Lamm Computersysteme, Germany | Date 1991 | Amiga any Amiga | Interface RGB port |
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1991-09
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1992-02
Manufacturer Michael Lamm Computersysteme, Germany | Date 1987 | Amiga A1000 | Interface trapdoor slot |
- Memory Expansion
- 768 kB RAM expansion - expands the A1000 to 512 kB ChipRAM and 512 kB Ranger RAM (slow FastRAM)
- 24 64k×4 DIPs
- supports two different address ranges for the 512 kB FastRAM:
- $080000 - $0fffff - 1 MB contiguous RAM in total
- $180000 - $1fffff - results in two separate 512 kB blocks
- with a soldered in SPDT switch, the two address ranges can be easily changed
- the A1000 front slot lacks the required amount of signals for addressing 768 kB, so 14 wires (ribbon cable) to four ICs have to be soldered in the A1000
- supports PAL and NTSC A1000, i.e. with and without daughterboard
- with Kickstart 1.1, the memory has to be added via AddMem command
- with Kickstart 1.2, the FastRAM is detected as ChipRAM by the Amiga, therefore a command has to be executed to change it to FastRAM, after that the memory has to be added via AddMem command as well
- a special Kickstart disk ('MegaKick 1.2') was available as an option which automatically enables the additional 512 kB
- connects to the front panel expansion slot - slim expansion, fits under the original front cover
- supports disable switch, needs to be soldered in
- expansion was available without RAMs, to be added by the user
Advert (DE)
1987-06
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1987-11
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1988-02
Manufacturer Michael Lamm Computersysteme, Germany | Date 1988 | Amiga A2000 | Interface RGB port |
- Video Encoder
- converts RGB video to composite video
- 1× BNC Video output connector
- 1× DB23 RGB passthrough port
- external module, plugs into the Amigas RGB port
- for the A500, the Video 500 was offered
Advert (DE)
1988-09
Advert (DE)
1988-02
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1988-07
Manufacturer Michael Lamm Computersysteme, Germany | Date 1987 | Amiga any Amiga | Interface RGB port |
- No description available.
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1987-06
Manufacturer Michael Lamm Computersysteme, Germany | Date 1987,1988,1989 | Amiga any Amiga | Interface RGB port |
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1988-09
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1989-06
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1989-10
Advert (DE)
1988-02
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1988-07
Manufacturer Michael Lamm Computersysteme, Germany | Date 1988 | Amiga any Amiga | Interface RGB port |
- Genlock
- a professional, studio quality genlock in a 19" 1U rack mount enclosure
- intended for 3/4" U-matic tape format (high band / low band), VHS, SuperBeta, Video 8 and others
- connectors for video input and output (2× BNC)
- RGB monitor passthrough port (1× DB23)
- connects to Amiga with a fixed RGB cable with an included external RGB board
- green 'Sync' LED indicates the presence of a video signal
- red 'Color' LED indicates the lock of the PAL modulator (presence of color signal)
- superimpose (blue box) and crossfade controls at the front panel
- invert switch for superimpose effect
- no color controls
- integrated power supply
Advert (DE)
1988-02
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1988-07
Manufacturer Michael Lamm Computersysteme, Germany | Date 1988 | Amiga any Amiga | Interface RGB port |
- No description available.
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1988-02
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1988-07
Manufacturer Michael Lamm Computersysteme, Germany | Date 1988 | Amiga any Amiga | Interface RGB port |
- Genlock
- a professional, broadcast quality genlock in a 19" 1U rack mount enclosure
- intended for 1" tape format, Betacam and Umatic BVU
- improved version of the VCG Series Studio Genlock with higher bandwidth and signal-to-noise - resulting in better video quality
- fulfills 1" and EBU specifications
- video bandwidth: 6.5 MHz
- SNR: >82 dB
- VTR circuit for video stabilisation
- connectors for video input, output and preview (3× BNC)
- RGB input and monitor passthrough port (2× DB23)
- external black burst input (1× BNC)
- separate DSK output (1× BNC)
- 3 status LEDs at the front panel:
- green 'Sync' LED indicates the presence of a video signal
- red 'Color' LED indicates the lock of the PAL modulator (presence of color signal)
- yellow 'Remote' LED lights up if remote control is connected
- superimpose (blue box) and crossfade controls at the front panel
- invert switch for superimpose effect
- 12-step phase adjustment with 400-degree control range
- adjustable H/SC phase, signal delay and video / color level
- no color controls to avoid video quality degradation
- integrated power supply
- 8-pin remote control port - if unused, a blind plug has to be inserted
- only PAL is supported (no NTSC)
- as part of the VCG Series, the VCG Series Component Genlock provides S-VHS support with better video quality
- VCG Series Remote Control
- connects to the 8-pin remote control port of the genlock and provides the following functions:
- automatic fading
- automatic superimposing
- continuously adjustable crossfade speed
- manual fading / superimposing via keys
- superimpose invert key
- multi-function LED display
- VCG-Series.pdf
Bedienungshandbuch / User Manual (german)
6.4 MB
Advert (DE)
1988-09
Advert (DE)
1989-06
Advert (DE)
1989-10
Advert (DE)
1989-10
Manufacturer Michael Lamm Computersysteme, Germany | Date 1989 | Amiga any Amiga | Interface RGB port |
- Genlock
- a professional, broadcast quality genlock in a 19" 1U rack mount enclosure
- intended for Betacam-SP and S-VHS (Y/C) editing station
- improved version of the VCG Series Broadcast Genlock with higher bandwidth and signal-to-noise - resulting in better video quality
- compatible to BR-S610/810, HR-S5000, GR-S77 etc.
- video bandwidth: 6.2 MHz Standard, 8.0 MHz S-VHS
- SNR: >77 dB Standard, >86 dB S-VHS
- VTR circuit for video stabilisation
- connectors for video input, output and preview (3× BNC)
- BNC connectors for S-VHS video input and output
- RGB input and monitor passthrough port (2× DB23)
- 3 status LEDs at the front panel:
- green 'Sync' LED indicates the presence of a video signal
- red 'Color' LED indicates the lock of the PAL modulator (presence of color signal)
- yellow 'Remote' LED lights up if remote control is connected
- superimpose (blue box) and crossfade controls at the front panel
- invert switch for superimpose effect
- no color controls to avoid video quality degradation
- integrated power supply
- 8-pin remote control port - if unused, a blind plug has to be inserted
- only PAL is supported (no NTSC)
- the VCG Series Studio Genlock is part of the Genlock series for reduced studio requirements
- VCG Series Remote Control
- connects to the 8-pin remote control port of the genlock and provides the following functions:
- automatic fading
- automatic superimposing
- continuously adjustable crossfade speed
- manual fading / superimposing via keys
- superimpose invert key
- multi-function LED display
- VCG-Series.pdf
Bedienungshandbuch / User Manual (german)
6.4 MB
Advert (DE)
1989-06
Advert (DE)
1989-10
Advert (DE)
1989-10
Manufacturer Michael Lamm Computersysteme, Germany | Date 1988 | Amiga any Amiga | Interface RGB port |
- Genlock
- a professional, studio quality genlock in a 19" 1U rack mount enclosure
- intended for 3/4" U-matic tape format (high band / low band), VHS, SuperBeta, Video 8 and others
- video bandwidth: 6.2 MHz
- SNR: >77 dB
- VTR circuit for video stabilisation
- connectors for video input, output and preview (3× BNC)
- RGB input and monitor passthrough port (2× DB23)
- 3 status LEDs at the front panel:
- green 'Sync' LED indicates the presence of a video signal
- red 'Color' LED indicates the lock of the PAL modulator (presence of color signal)
- yellow 'Remote' LED lights up if remote control is connected
- superimpose (blue box) and crossfade controls at the front panel
- invert switch for superimpose effect
- no color controls to avoid video quality degradation
- integrated power supply
- 8-pin remote control port - if unused, a blind plug has to be inserted
- only PAL is supported (no NTSC)
- other genlocks of the VCG Series, VCG Series Broadcast Genlock and VCG Series Component Genlock, provide more features and better video quality
- VCG Series Remote Control
- connects to the 8-pin remote control port of the genlock and provides the following functions:
- automatic fading
- automatic superimposing
- continuously adjustable crossfade speed
- manual fading / superimposing via keys
- superimpose invert key
- multi-function LED display
- VCG-Series.pdf
Bedienungshandbuch / User Manual (german)
6.4 MB
Advert (DE)
1988-09
Advert (DE)
1989-06
Advert (DE)
1989-10
Advert (DE)
1989-10
Manufacturer Michael Lamm Computersysteme, Germany | Date 1987 | Amiga A500, A1000, A2000 | Interface RGB port |
- Video Encoder
- converts RGB video to composite video
- 1× BNC Video output connector
- 1× DB23 RGB passthrough port
- external module, plugs into the Amigas RGB port
- for the A2000, the PalVideo 2000 was offered
Advert (DE)
1987-06
Advert (DE)
1987-11