Manufacturer “Silicon Springs Development”
4 expansions in database
Manufacturer
Hypertek / Silicon Springs Development, Canada
Date
1987
Amiga
any Amiga
Interface
serial port
    MIDI Interface
  • MIDI ports: 1× MIDI-IN, 1× MIDI-THRU, 1× MIDI-OUT/-THRU
  • front panel switch to select MIDI-OUT or -THRU for port 3
  • connects to the Amiga via the serial port, provides serial interface pass-through (selectable by front panel switch)
  • specific models for A1000 and A500/A2000 due to different serial port pinout on these models
Hypertek / Silicon Springs Development Amiga MIDI Interface -  top side
top side

Manufacturer
Hypertek / Silicon Springs Development, Canada
Date
1988
Amiga
any Amiga
Interface
serial port
    MIDI Interface
  • MIDI ports: 1× MIDI-IN, 2× MIDI-OUT/-THRU
  • front panel switch to select MIDI-OUT or -THRU for port 2/3
  • connects to the Amiga via the serial port, provides serial interface pass-through (selectable by front panel switch)
  • specific models for A1000 and A500/A2000 due to different serial port pinout on these models

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1988-01

Manufacturer
Hypertek / Silicon Springs Development, Canada
Date
1988
Amiga
any Amiga
Interface
Paula socket
No description available.

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1988-08

Manufacturer
Hypertek / Silicon Springs Development, Canada
Date
1988
Amiga
any Amiga
Interface
RGB port
    Graphics Adapter
  • provides flicker-free output on monochrome monitors
  • supported monitors: Commodore 1901 TTL PC monitor (green), Magnavox Monitor 80 (Model BM7622, amber)
  • RGB pass-through to attach a color monitor
  • includes disk with special Workbench font
    Notes
  • the Commodore 1901 TTL PC Monitor from 1985, which is supported by this expansion, is not be confused with the later introduced Commodore 1901 RGB Color Monitor which was often used with C64/C128

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1988-01