Manufacturer “ReadySoft”
2 expansions in database
Manufacturer
ReadySoft, Canada
Date
1989
Amiga
any Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000

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Interface
floppy port
Zorro II
    Apple Macintosh emulation
  • connects to the external floppy port
  • DB19 connector for a Macintosh floppy disk drive (only double side DD supported, no single side or HD)
  • two ROM sockets
  • A-Max v1.0 (1989)
    • Workbench 1.3 and floppy based
    • can use Apple 64 kB or 128 kB ROMs
    • works with up to System 6.0.3
    • support for three Amiga DD floppy drives and one Mac drive
    • clock support for A500 / A2000
    • conversion between the Apple ImageWriter and an Epson compatible 9 pin dot-matrix printer
  • A-Max v2.0 (A-Max II 1990)
    • accepts only 128 kB ROMs from Mac Plus or 512Ke
    • works with up to System 6.0.8
    • time clock enhancements
    • supports memory management units (MMU) on accelerator cards
    • supports the ECS chip set and Workbench 2.0
    • supports A-Max partitions on Amiga hard disks
    • supports SCSI devices
    • supports playing digitized sound
  • A-Max v2.5 (1992)
    • works with up to System 7.0
    • virtual scrolling screens up to 2048x2048
    • supports file transfers to Amiga FFS partitions
    • allows reading Mac floppies on Amiga drives
    • extended keyboard emulation
    • A1200 and A4000 compatible
ReadySoft A-Max & A-Max II - without cover front side
without cover, front side
ReadySoft A-Max & A-Max II - without cover back side
without cover, back side
ReadySoft A-Max & A-Max II - with cover top side
with cover, top side
ReadySoft A-Max & A-Max II - with cover bottom side
with cover, bottom side
ReadySoft A-Max & A-Max II - cover view bottom side
cover view, bottom side

Advert (US)
1989-05

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1990-08

Advert (US)
1992-12

Advert (US)
1993-01

Manufacturer
ReadySoft, Canada
Date
1992
Amiga
A2000, A3000, A4000
Interface
Zorro II
Autoconfig ID
8448 / 1
    Apple Macintosh emulation
  • two ROM sockets for 128 kB Apple ROMs
  • the Amiga floppy drive ribbon cable connects first to the board, then to the disk drive
  • two serial ports: a printer port and a modem / MIDI port
    • the printer port is used for AppleTalk
    • the modem or MIDI functionality can be switched on the back of the card
  • can use the internal Amiga ports but only two at one time
  • A-Max II Plus (1992) - v2.5 software (see A-Max v2.5)
  • A-Max IV (1993) - v4.0 software
    • multitasks with AmigaDOS
    • only System 7 support
    • supports colour and multiple screens
    • hardfile support
ReadySoft A-Max II Plus & IV -  front side
front side
ReadySoft A-Max II Plus & IV -  front side
front side

Advert (AU)
1994-01