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Connector:Monitor

2020-03-04T20:13:04Z

CloudStrife: /* Amstrad PLUS Monitor port pinout */

== Amstrad CPC Monitor port pinout ==

[[Image:Cpc monitor pinout.jpg|300px|right]]

{|
|-
| ''Pin No.''
| ''Signal Name''
| ''Description''
|-
| 1
| R
| Red analogue signal
|-
| 2
| G
| Green analogue signal
|-
| 3
| B
| Blue analogue signal
|-
| 4
| Sync
| RGB switching control
|-
| 5
| GND
| Common
|-
| 6
| LUM
| Luminance
|}

This covers the CPC's RGB signal through the 6 pin DIN socket.

== Amstrad PLUS Monitor port pinout ==

[[Image:Plus monitor pinout.jpg|300px|right]]

{|
|-
| ''Pin No.''
| ''Signal Name''
| ''Description''
|-
| 1
| Sync
| RGB switching control
|-
| 2
| G
| Green analogue signal
|-
| 3
| LUM
| Luminance
|-
| 4
| R
| Red analogue signal
|-
| 5
| B
| Blue analogue signal
|-
| 6
| L
| Left audio signal
|-
| 7
| R
| Right audio signal
|-
| 8
| GND
| Common
|}

This covers the PLUS's RGB signal through the 8 pin DIN socket, that also includes stereo audio output.

As indicated in the [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/manuals/Service%20Manual%20Amstrad%20Plus.zip Service Manual], the connector used is a CSK150-81-30-244, a circular "DIN" style connector in 8-pin "U" shape configuration.

== Aleste Video ==
The [[Aleste 520EX]] has a 7pin DIN female connector
1 SYNC __ __
2 GND / - \
3 R |7 6|
4 B |3 1|
5 G \5_2_4/
6 SOUND (mono)
7 LUM
Shield GND

== GX4000 and KC Compact SCART Video Connector ==

The GX4000 and [[KC Compact]] have a standard Scart connector
Pin KC Compact GX 4000 Scart Standard
1 Audio-Out R Audio-Out R Audio-Out R
2 NC NC Audio-In R
3 Audio-Out L Audio-Out L Audio-Out L
4 GND GND Audio GND
5 GND GND RGB-GND Blue
6 NC NC Audio-In L
7 RGB-Out Blue RGB-Out Blue RGB-Out Blue
8 +12V (Aux) +10V (Aux) Mode (9.5-12V=Aux Input, 5-8V=Widescreen, 0-2V=Normal TV)
9 GND GND RGB-GND Green
10 NC NC Data Clock
11 RGB-Out Green RGB-Out Green RGB-Out Green
12 NC NC Data Out
13 GND GND RGB-GND Red
14 GND NC Data GND
15 RGB-Out Red RGB-Out Red RGB-Out Red
16 +1V (RGB Mode) +5V (!!!) Mode (1-3V=RGB, 0V=Composite)
17 GND GND Composite GND
18 GND GND Mode GND
19 Composite/FBAS-Out Composite/Sync Composite Out (and RGB-Out Sync)
20 NC NC Composite In
21 Shield Shield (GND) Shield
* KC Compact Note: Aside from the above RGB/FBAS signal, the KC Compact additionally contains a UHF modulator (with PAL encoded colors & with Mono sound) (for whatever reason, PAL encoding is used, despite of SECAM being the East-German television standard)
* GX 4000 Note: The GX 4000 additionally has PAL modulator with TV output, too. However, there is none such in the French GX4000 (which would require a SECAM modulator), the french GX4000 outputs plain RGB. In french GX4000, scart Pin19 carries only Sync (unlike the PAL versions which have Composite+Sync on that pin).

[[Category:Peripherals]][[Category:CPC Internal Components]][[Category:Graphic]]

Connector:Monitor

2020-03-04T20:12:07Z

CloudStrife: /* Amstrad PLUS Monitor port pinout */

== Amstrad CPC Monitor port pinout ==

[[Image:Cpc monitor pinout.jpg|300px|right]]

{|
|-
| ''Pin No.''
| ''Signal Name''
| ''Description''
|-
| 1
| R
| Red analogue signal
|-
| 2
| G
| Green analogue signal
|-
| 3
| B
| Blue analogue signal
|-
| 4
| Sync
| RGB switching control
|-
| 5
| GND
| Common
|-
| 6
| LUM
| Luminance
|}

This covers the CPC's RGB signal through the 6 pin DIN socket.

== Amstrad PLUS Monitor port pinout ==

[[Image:Plus monitor pinout.jpg|300px|right]]

{|
|-
| ''Pin No.''
| ''Signal Name''
| ''Description''
|-
| 1
| Sync
| RGB switching control
|-
| 2
| G
| Green analogue signal
|-
| 3
| LUM
| Luminance
|-
| 4
| R
| Red analogue signal
|-
| 5
| B
| Blue analogue signal
|-
| 6
| L
| Left audio signal
|-
| 7
| R
| Right audio signal
|-
| 8
| GND
| Common
|}

This covers the PLUS's RGB signal through the 8 pin DIN socket, that also includes stereo audio output.

As indicated in the [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/manuals/Service%20Manual%20Amstrad%20Plus.zip|Service Manual], the connector used is a CSK150-81-30-244, a circular "DIN" style connector in 8-pin "U" shape configuration.

== Aleste Video ==
The [[Aleste 520EX]] has a 7pin DIN female connector
1 SYNC __ __
2 GND / - \
3 R |7 6|
4 B |3 1|
5 G \5_2_4/
6 SOUND (mono)
7 LUM
Shield GND

== GX4000 and KC Compact SCART Video Connector ==

The GX4000 and [[KC Compact]] have a standard Scart connector
Pin KC Compact GX 4000 Scart Standard
1 Audio-Out R Audio-Out R Audio-Out R
2 NC NC Audio-In R
3 Audio-Out L Audio-Out L Audio-Out L
4 GND GND Audio GND
5 GND GND RGB-GND Blue
6 NC NC Audio-In L
7 RGB-Out Blue RGB-Out Blue RGB-Out Blue
8 +12V (Aux) +10V (Aux) Mode (9.5-12V=Aux Input, 5-8V=Widescreen, 0-2V=Normal TV)
9 GND GND RGB-GND Green
10 NC NC Data Clock
11 RGB-Out Green RGB-Out Green RGB-Out Green
12 NC NC Data Out
13 GND GND RGB-GND Red
14 GND NC Data GND
15 RGB-Out Red RGB-Out Red RGB-Out Red
16 +1V (RGB Mode) +5V (!!!) Mode (1-3V=RGB, 0V=Composite)
17 GND GND Composite GND
18 GND GND Mode GND
19 Composite/FBAS-Out Composite/Sync Composite Out (and RGB-Out Sync)
20 NC NC Composite In
21 Shield Shield (GND) Shield
* KC Compact Note: Aside from the above RGB/FBAS signal, the KC Compact additionally contains a UHF modulator (with PAL encoded colors & with Mono sound) (for whatever reason, PAL encoding is used, despite of SECAM being the East-German television standard)
* GX 4000 Note: The GX 4000 additionally has PAL modulator with TV output, too. However, there is none such in the French GX4000 (which would require a SECAM modulator), the french GX4000 outputs plain RGB. In french GX4000, scart Pin19 carries only Sync (unlike the PAL versions which have Composite+Sync on that pin).

[[Category:Peripherals]][[Category:CPC Internal Components]][[Category:Graphic]]

Links

2017-12-21T22:35:15Z

CloudStrife: /* Chat */

[[Category:Websites| ]][[Category:Network| ]][[Category:Scene group| ]][[Category:Wiki| ]][[Category:Hardware| ]][[Category:Software| ]][[Category:CPC History|**]]

==== Software-related ====
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*[http://www.cpczone.net CPC Zone] ***NOW DEAD*** Home of the Gamebase, the ultimate collection of information (with screenshots, coverscans, reviews etc) on all games CPC. Also home of the Zone Forum.
*[http://www.phenixinformatique.com PhenixInformatique] French forum and much more(French)
*[http://www.cpc-power.com/ CPC-Power], a great French site with links and info on all your favorite games - and many more besides :)
*[http://tacgr.emuunlim.com/ The Amstrad Computer Game Resource]
*[http://www.amstrad.es/ Amstrad ESP (ES)] All about the Spanish software for CPC. RUA Magazine and ESP Soft links.
*[http://www.cpcgamereviews.com/ CPC Game Reviews] - CPC Game Reviews is a website which, as its name suggests, contains reviews of games for the Amstrad CPC computer - hundreds of them, in fact. It also contains a collection of advertisements which have been scanned from Amstrad CPC magazines.
*[http://computeremuzone.com/amstrad/ Amstrad Zone]
*[http://www.prodatron.net/ Prodatron's page] ([[Prodatron|Prodatrons]] homepage includes the infos and downloads of his productions as well as a lot of downloads for CPC Digitracker modules (MDL), OCP Art Studio pictures and Scene demos)
*[http://bestofcpc.webcindario.com/ Best of CPC] (ES)
*[http://arkos.cpcscene.com/ Arkos Demogroup] - The page of [[Arkos|Arkos]], with some great demos, diskmags, games and tools.
*[http://www.cpc-hardware.com/ CPC Hardware] - ***DEAD*** (F) Forum, nice downloads, hardware projects; also an online store for hardware stuff like [[RS232|RS232]] interfaces etc.
*[http://www.FutureOS.de/ FutureOS homepage] - Official homepage of the operating system [[FutureOS|FutureOS]] for the CPC6128 and CPCPlus.
*[http://cpcgamescd.cpcwiki.eu/ CPCGamesCD homepage]
*[http://optimus.demoscene.gr/cpcscene/ The CPC Demoscene] Optimus website about the CPC demoscene with a list of some of the best CPC demos with reviews and screenshots.
*[http://amstrad.cpc.free.fr Amstradeus] Lots of interviews, manuals for download and much more. (French)
*[http://www.amibay.com/forumdisplay.php?f=47 AMIBAY - Software For Sale]
*[http://www.amibay.com/forumdisplay.php?f=53 AMIBAY - Wanted Software]

 

==== Hardware-related ====
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*[http://www.symbos.de SymbOS] (includes the website of the two new hardware projects [[SYMBiFACE II|SYMBiFACE II]] and [[CPC TREX|CPC TREX]])
*[http://www.terra.es/personal/diegovp Various Amstrad stuff] - Including instructions on how to fit or connect a 3.5" drive, hot to connect your CPC to your PC and how to transfer files, among others.
*[http://www.cpc-hardware.com/ CPC Hardware] - (F) Forum, nice downloads, hardware projects; also an online store for hardware stuff like [[RS232|RS232]] interfaces etc.
*[http://www.zock.com/8-Bit/D_CPCguide.HTML G.o.St.-SOFT's CPC-Hardwareführer at 8-Bit-Nirvana (German)]
*[http://8bit.yarek.pl/index.html 8bit Projects for Everyone] - Hardware updates for 8-bit computers, also for CPC.
*[http://www.amstradtoday.com/ Amstrad Today] - Many Tips for Amstrad CPC
*[http://www.amibay.com/forumdisplay.php?f=44 AMIBAY - Hardware For Sale]
*[http://www.amibay.com/forumdisplay.php?f=50 AMIBAY - Wanted Hardware]

 

==== Document resources ====
----

*[http://www.cpctech.org.uk/ Unofficial WWW Amstrad Resource]

 

==== FTP sites ====
----

*[ftp://ftp.nvg.unit.no/pub/cpc/ NVG]
*[ftp://ftp.demon.co.uk/pub/cpm/ CPM] - related Amstrad things

 

==== Commercial sites ====
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*[http://www.retrogames.co.uk/ Retrogames - for where you can get your CPC Goods]
*[http://www.retroscene.co.uk/amstrad-c-11.html Retroscene - Amstrad Games, Computers & Consoles for Sale]

 

==== User Groups ====
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*[news://comp.sys.amstrad.8bit CSA8]
*[http://www.cpczone.net/boards CPC Zone Forum]: ***NOW DEAD*** The most popular and active (? maybe some french forum is more active) forum on the net.
*[http://www.cpc-forum.de CPC-Forum.de]: The new most important discussion forum for the German-speaking part of the CPC scene.
*[http://www.wacci.org.uk/ WACCI] (Worldwide Amstrad Computer Club Incorporated) - WACCI was a UK based user group that supported the Amstrad CPC computer. It was a subscription-only, printed English magazine published bi-monthly and available throughout the world. The current issues of the magazine are now reproduced on this website.

 

==== Chat ====
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*[irc://irc.freenode.net/#cpc IRC-channel] #cpc on irc.freenode.net (a big IRC-network), one cpc-channel among many others out there on various networks.
*[irc://irc.freenode.net/#cpc-fr IRC-channel] #cpc-fr on irc.freenode.net, french scene channel (replacing #cpc on Neoxys and #cpc on Europnet)
*[irc://proxy.epiknet.org/#phenixinformatique IRC-channel] #phenixinformatique on proxy.epiknet.org, french channel.
*[http://cpc-live.com/chat Flash-chat] Browser chat in Flash.

 

==== Emulators ====
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* [[Emulators]]

 

==== Others ====
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*[http://www.pushnpop.net Push'n'Pop] Amstrad Demoscene.
*[http://thesnakebecomesthekey.wordpress.com/ The Snake Becomes the Key] is a very nicely-written blog with reviews and thoughts on various CPC games. Very well done but not updated any more.
*[http://cpcoxygen.fxwebdevelopment.com/ CPC Oxygen] - home of the same-name great fanzine and AA scan repository. Not updated in a long time.
*[http://genesis8.free.fr/index.php Genesis 8] - Genesis 8 is a spartan, but often-updated Amstrad-related news site.
*[http://www.cpcscene.com/ CPC Scene] - Various stuff. Of much interest: The [http://radio.cpcscene.com/ CPC online radio station]!
*[http://cpcrulez.free.fr/ CPC Rulez] ([http://cpcrulez.2ya.com/ Alternative Link]) (FR) A great french site, updated frequently, with software reviews, utilities, games, demos, hardware info. A treasure and a must-visit if you speak french (though not necessarily so).
*[http://www.frappr.com/cpcscene/ CPC scene map]
*[http://www.cepece.info/ CePeCe.info] (ES) - Spanish CPC portal and web-hosting facilities for your CPC webpage.
*[http://cpccrackers.free.fr CPCCRACKERS] - French site about crackers for the CPC.
*[http://www.cpc6128.eu CPC 6128 Europe] - European portal. - DEAD
*[http://www.octoate.de Octoate.de] - English site which features news, some articles and meeting pictures.
*[http://turpas3.angelfire.com/ Programming Turbo Pascal on a CPC!] - A collection of Turbo Pascal programs with some CPC Specific programs.
*[http://www.oldschool-gaming.com/view_index.php?4mat=9 Oldschool gaming] - Games reviews of recent games for the CPC!   
*[http://gx4000.co.uk/ GX4000.co.uk], a new site devoted to the hardware and software of the oft-neglected games console.
*[http://grimware.org/doku.php Grimware] is a really nice site with hardware info and hacks for the CPC machines... give it a try!
*[http://www.norecess.net NoRecess {the website}] is a Canadian site dealing with news related to NoRecess/Condense.
*[http://www.khisanth.com/podcast The Kilobyes Podcast] Home of the Kilobytes Podcast. Dedicated to playing chip tunes and covering the retro computing scene in general

Standard Memory Expansions

2017-11-28T13:17:58Z

CloudStrife:

The '''standard''' memory expansions are often credited to [[Dk'tronics]] and [[Dobbertin]] (not sure which company initially developed it though). There's also an '''extended standard''' which may be credited to probably [[RAM7]] (seen at least in comp.sys.amstrad.8bit FAQ v0.90, 11 september 1997) or [[Yarek]].

== Technical ==

The standard expansions are based on the RAM banking logic from the CPC6128. This is handled by a PAL16L8 but to the programmer it appears to be the fourth register in the [[Gate Array]].

The I/O decoding is different to the Gate-Array.
* PAL16L8 decodes A15=0 only
* Gate-Array decodes A15=0 and A14=1

To access the RAM and Gate-Array port 7fxx is used. In addition the RAM answers when the data has bit 7=1 and bit 6=1, which is unused in the Gate-Array.

External expansions have their own PAL or hardware which performs the same operation. Later CPC revisions with the costdown ASIC and the Plus have the RAM expansion logic inside their ASICs.

----

=== Simple 64K Expansion (CPC6128-style) ===

* Accessing a 64K expansion (or the first 64K of a bigger expansion) is compatible to the 128K in the CPC6128
* For full CPC6128 compatibility one may need some patches (eg. CP/M Plus will still refuse to work; because it "detects" the 128K by checking the BASIC ROMs version number)

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=== Standard 128K-512K Expansions (dk'tronics/dobbertin-style) ===

Expansions bigger than 64K combine the CPC6128-style mapping with some formerly unused bits in the value written to the RAM select:

Port 7Fxxh:
7-6 Must be both set to 1
5-3 Bank number in 64K units (for expansions bigger than 64K) (max = 512K)
2.0 RAM configuration as on CPC6128 taken from the selected bank

'''Caution''' - The 64K bank numbers don't always start at bank 0 (In the Dk'tronics 256K Silicon Disc, the 64K banks are numbered 4..7).

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=== Extended 1M-4M Expansions (RAM7/Yarek-style) ===

Expansions bigger than 512K extend that above standard. The LSBs of the 64K bank number is kept in D5-D3 data bits (as above), the MSBs of the 64K bank number are in A10-A8 address bits. Typically in inverted form (so the first 512K block is accessed via Port 7Fxxh, the next via 7Exxh, etc.

OUT [01111aaaxxxxxxxx],11bbbccc
aaa = upper bits of 64K bank selection (512K-step) (A8,A9,A10 bits)
bbb = lower bits of 64K bank selection (64K-step) (D3,D4,D5 bits)
ccc = configuration (as in CPC6128)
xxxxxxxx = should be set so that it doesn't conflict with other ports (*)

(*) For example 7B01h or 7B7Fh would be no good, because the FDC command register at FB7Fh is mirrored to these locations. Using 7B80h..7BFFh would fix that problem, but might conflict with other connected expansion hardware.

* '''Compatibility''' - The first 512K (Port 7Fxxh) are fully compatible with dk'tronics. Using the next 1.5MB (Port 7Exxh,7Dxxh,7Cxxh) should work without conflicting with the other hardware expansions.

* '''Compatibility Problems''' - The last 2MB (Port 7Bxxh,7Axxh,79xxh,78xxh) can conflict with other hardware. As workaround: Either leave them unused, or use values for "xx" that do not conflict with your hardware (which values are good for "xx" and which aren't good depends on what other hardware you have connected) (and obviously, different "xx" may be needed in 7Bxxh as in 7Axxh, for example).

== Capacity ==

Standard expansions can contain between 64K and 512K memory.

* A '''nnK expansion''' adds '''nn Kbytes''' to the internal '''64 Kbytes''' in the CPC. So the resulting total size is '''nn+64 Kbytes'''.
* That '''nn+64 Kbytes''' formula does in most (or all) cases also apply on the '''CPC 6128''':
** only 64 Kbytes of it's internal memory are used
** the 2nd half of internal memory is disabled and replaced by the expansion RAM
** so, the resulting size is only nn+64 Kbytes, not nn+128 Kbytes

== Standard Expansions ==

* [[Dk'tronics memory expansion|Dk'tronics Memory Expansion and Silicon Disc]] - 64K and 256K expansions
* [[Dobbertin Memory Expansion]]
* [[RAM BOX]]
* [[SYMBiFACE II]] - includes (among others) 512K RAM expansion
* [[X-MEM]]

== Extended-Standard Expansions ==

* [[RAM7 2MB memory expansion]] ([[RAM7]]) - compatible with standard 512 Kbyte expansion (plus extra extended-standard 1.5 MBbyte)
* [[CPC4MB]] ([[Yarek]]) (DIY) - compatible with standard 512 Kbyte expansion (plus extra extended-standard 3.5 MBbyte)

== Semi-Standard Expansions ==

* [[Aleste 520EX]] - a CPC clone that allows to access 256K (of its total 512K memory) in Inicron-style fashion (ie. as on a 64K computer with 192K expansion which can be mapped to 4000h..7FFFh).
* [[Inicron RAM-Box]] - not fully compatible with standard expansions (can map expansion RAM only to 4000h..7FFFh).

== Non-Standard Expansions ==

* [[c't 512 KB internal RAM expansion]] - works similar to dk'tronics expansions, but, alltogether, there isn't much compatibility between c't and dk'tronics.
* [[Otten & Fecht 1 MB RAM-Disc]] - Accessed through I/O ports (RAM is not mapped to memory)
* [[Vortex Expansions RAM card]] - an older expansion, uses 32K-banks, not compatible with the later standard

== Expansions that are unknown how they work, and if they are standard or not ==

* [[Data Media Memory Expansion]] - an older thing, said to be not dk'tronics compatible, nothing else known
* [[Phoenix M64]] - all unknown

[[Category:Hardware]][[Category:Memory expansions| ]][[Category:DATA Storage]][[Category:Expansion ROM]][[Category:Peripherals|*]]

Yarek

2017-11-28T13:16:16Z

CloudStrife:

[[Yarek]] aka '''Jarek Adamski'''.

== Hardware ==

* [[CPC4MB]] - 4MB RAM expansion
* [[CPC.Flash]] - 4MB ROM expansion
* [[CPCISA by Yarek|CPCISA]] - ISA bus (for using PC ISA cards) (originally developed by [[Siou]])
* [[IDE8255]] - Harddisk Interface

Note: There is also something called [[YaPaDOS]], which seems to be [[Yarek]]'s (?) Patched Parados/Amsdos ROM for supporting his [[IDE8255]] (?) harddisk interface?

== Weblinks ==

* http://8bit.yarek.pl/index.html - homepage

MSX

2017-11-22T09:49:05Z

CloudStrife: correcting wikipedia link

'''MSX''' was a standardized range of Z80 based 8 bit computers developed by Microsoft and various (mostly) japanese producers to exploit... Microsoft Softwares.

MSX stands for "Machines with Software eXchangeability".

'''4 generations of MSX were produced''', each with it's own system specs upgrades and retro compatible with past specifications.

It was a serious technical concurrent to the '''Amstrad CPC''' range, later specifications being closer to 16bit computers than other 8bit systems.
Yet a lot of similarities and differences between the 2 systems.

Despite having the colour attributes logic (MSX1 mostly, the other through retro compatibility), it wasn't as bad as on the [[ZX Spectrum|Speccy]].
*the MSX1 attributes are 8x1 pixels instead of 8x8 pixels (Speccy or even C64).
*the machine includes proper 1bpp Hardware Sprites, which enable to have no attribute clashes compared to software sprites.
*The machine has a proper VRAM, sort of proper graphical card as comparable to IBM PC.

As a Z80 based computer, many European Sofware developers did those awful scrappy [[Speccy Port|Speccy Ports]], which Japanese couldn't understand

"why do they have so sclappy glaphics ?")

Later MSX standards (MSX2, MSX2+ and turboR) included a large panel of extra video modes without the colours clashes.

But it wasn't until the MSX2+ that the MSX could do proper smooth Scrollings, the Video card having trouble to do smooth software Scrolling, MSX2+ and later specs got a proper smooth Hardware Scrolling implemented.

The MSX was perhaps to Japan what the CPC was to France (keeping to the proportions of course).
Or what the ZX Speccy was to England or eastern Europe (Speccy clones mostly...)

A "serious" computer mostly used as home computer for gaming purpose by kids.

[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSX Wikipedia page]

[[Category:Non CPC Computers]]

PulkoTronics

2016-02-25T15:53:35Z

CloudStrife: Created page with "PulkoTronics is an French group specialized in conception and construction of hardware extensions for CPC and other 80's area computer. == Members == * PulkoMandy == Har..."

PulkoTronics is an French group specialized in conception and construction of hardware extensions for CPC and other 80's area computer.

== Members ==
* [[PulkoMandy]]

== Hardware ==
* [[FlashGordon]], a romboard derivated from the [[MegaFlash]].
* [[Albireo]], an USB/SD mass storage interface, a serial interface and an USB device interface.
* CPCSD, a very simple SD interface using printer port.
* AmiPS/2, a mouse adapter for Atari and Amiga.
And some other abandoned or stalling project.

Shinra team

2016-01-22T15:39:05Z

CloudStrife: /* Members */

[[Category:Scene group]]

The Shinra Team is a french demo group. Their homepage is [http://shinra.cpcscene.com shinra.cpcscene.com]

== Members ==
* [[CloudStrife]]
* [[PulkoMandy]]

==Prods==
* [[Rien]]
* [[TWiSTeR.PaS.CHeR]]
* [[costimus]]
* [[Flipster]]

The first prod is a cheatpart without a demo around it, the three other are 256bytes BASIC things meant to answer the 256bytes assembler code from Arkos.
Shinra members are now working on more interesting things, expect some news during the next meetings in france :)

User:CloudStrife

2006-10-10T16:05:36Z

CloudStrife: Redirecting to CloudStrife

#Redirect [[CloudStrife]]

CloudStrife

2006-10-10T16:03:50Z

CloudStrife:

'''CloudStrife''' is French, and nobody know what he does on CPC...
And he doesn't know himself...

[[Category:CPC scene members]]

CPC scene members

2006-10-10T16:02:53Z

CloudStrife: /* France */

This is an alphabetical list of '''CPC scene members''' sorted by the country they originally came from and which are (going to be) mentioned in this CPCWiki.

Feel free to add your own entry here.

== Austria ==
* [[EGS]]
* [[Hexenmeister]]
* [[Red Storm]]

== Denmark ==
* [[007]]
* [[ABC crackers]]
* [[Deltatronic]]
* [[JCP]]
* [[JLCS]]
* [[LFS]]
* [[Mr. Malonie]]
* [[Mr. Watson]]
* [[NWC]]
* [[Tyronesoft]]
* [[Underware]]

== France ==
* [[Antoine]] of [[POW]]
* [[AST]] of [[Ast System]]
* [[Baud]]
* [[Barjack]] of [[Futur's]]
* [[Beb]] of [[Overlanders]]
* [[C.A.C.H]]
* [[Cafe Kids Crackers]]
* [[Candy]] of [[Overlanders]]
* [[Celctic Gang]]
* [[Chany]] of [[NPS]]
* [[CloudStrife]]
* [[CMP]] of [[Paradox]]
* [[Demoniak]]
* [[Digit]] of [[Logon System]]
* [[Dr. Felix]]
* [[Dracula]] of [[Mortel]]
* [[Eliot]]
* [[Eros]] of [[Logon System]]
* [[Fefesse]]
* [[Fenyx Kell]]
* [[Fred Crazy]] of [[Logon System]]
* [[Gozeur]] of [[Contrast]]
* [[Grees]] of [[NPS]]
* [[Grim]] of [[Arkos]]
* [[Hydris]]
* [[Kaneda]] of [[Mortel]]
* [[KOD]]
* [[Longshot]] of [[Logon System]]
* [[Madram]] of [[Overlanders]]
* [[Naminu]] of [[Logon System]]
* [[Nicky One]]
* [[OffseT]] of [[Futur's]]
* [[One]]
* [[Overflow]] of [[Logon System]]
* [[Patrice Bruhat]]
* [[Pict]] of [[Logon System]]
* [[Poum]]
* [[PulkoMandy]]
* [[Ram 7]]
* [[Ramlaid]] of [[Arkos]]
* [[Ric]]
* [[Rubi]] of [[Logon System]]
* [[Shap]] of [[Overlanders]]
* [[Slash]] of [[Logon System]]
* [[Snn]] of [[Futur's]]
* [[Squat]] of [[Overlanders]]
* [[Stv]] of [[Overlanders]]
* [[Supersly]] of [[Les Sucres En Morceaux]]
* [[Targhan]] of [[Arkos]]
* [[TB Crackers]]
* [[Tenebros]] of [[GPA]]
* [[Tom & Jerry]] of [[GPA]]
* [[Tony]] of [[Futur's]]
* [[Tronic]] of [[GPA]]
* [[Two Mag]] of [[GPA]]
* [[XOR]]
* [[Ynexys]] of [[Paradox]]
* [[Zik]] of [[Futur's]]

== Germany ==
* [[Ablaze]]
* [[ACS]]
* [[Alien]]
* [[Amadeus]]
* [[Bad Error]]
* [[Batman]]
* [[Black Mission]]
* [[Blue-Ice]]
* [[Boris]] of [[Merlyn]]
* [[Brainblaster]]
* [[BSC]]
* [[Chilly]] of [[KKB]]
* [[Claas]]
* [[Collapse]]
* [[CPC-Mike]]
* [[Cherry-T.]]
* [[Crittersoap]]
* [[Dark Sector]]
* [[DJ Easy]]
* [[Doc Bartoc]]
* [[Domesdos]]
* [[Double A]]
* [[Dreadnought]]
* [[Dreamer]]
* [[Dr. Logo]]
* [[Dr.Zed]]
* [[DJH]]
* [[DSC]]
* [[Duck]]
* [[Electric Monk]]
* [[Excalibur]]
* [[Face Hugger]]
* [[Fraggle]]
* [[Gert Genial]]
* [[G.o.St.-SOFT]]
* [[Gremlin]]
* [[Groo]]
* [[GWM]]
* [[Hage]]
* [[Hitman]]
* [[Incognito V]]
* [[Jak Abe]]
* [[Jammet]]
* [[Jaysoft]]
* [[Jerry of ???]]
* [[Joker]]
* [[Joshua]]
* [[Juggler]]
* [[K-OS]]
* [[Kangaroo MusiQue]]
* [[KNS]]
* [[Koopa Troopa]]
* [[Leather Rebel]]
* [[Link]]
* [[LTP]]
* [[Marabu]]
* [[MCS]]
* [[Mickey]]
* [[Minisoft]]
* [[MOD]]
* [[Mr. Ams]]
* [[MTI]]
* [[Nurgle]]
* [[OAS]]
* [[Octoate]]
* [[Odiesoft]]
* [[Ogge]]
* [[Overload]]
* [[Pluton]]
* [[Pooh]]
* [[Prodatron]]
* [[Purple]]
* [[Schlumpf]]
* [[Section 8]]
* [[Section Jaguar]]
* [[Shining]]
* [[Siggi]]
* [[Sigma]]
* [[SJI]]
* [[Steve]]
* [[TFM]]
* [[The Cranium]]
* [[The Frog]]
* [[Thriller]]
* [[TobiFlex]]
* [[Tolkin]]
* [[Tom of ???]]
* [[Tom]] of [[KKB]]
* [[Treble A]]
* [[TSP]]
* [[Villain]]
* [[Weee!]]
* [[Woodman]]
* [[WSX]]
* [[Ythcal]]
* [[ZAQ]]

== Greece ==
* [[Antitec]]
* [[Gryzor]]
* [[Optimus]]
* [[Rex]]

== Switzerland ==

* [[Asterix]]
* [[Flynn]]
* [[TMP]]
* [[Warlock]]

== United Kingdom ==

* [[BoGGer!]]
* [[ChaRleyTroniC]]
* [[Doctor Fegg]]
* [[The Equalizor]]
* [[User:Executioner|Executioner]] (Australia/Great Britain)
* [[Hangman]]
* [[Jonty]]
* [[LDC]]
* [[Maniac]]
* [[Nich]]
* [[Ratz]]
* [[Roo-dolph]]
* [[Shades]]
* [[Trebmint]]
* [[Wulf]]
* [[Wild Thang]]

== Other countries ==
* [[Damir Petković]] (Croatia)
* [[Malfunction]] (Ireland)
* [[TIC]] (Ireland)
* Powerhouse of [[Dragonbreed]] (Netherlands)
* [[Freaksoft Ltd.]] (Netherlands)
* [[CNGSoft]] (Spain)
* [[KaosOverride]] (Spain)
* [[ACE]] (Spain)
* [[Antifaz & The Dog]] (Spain)

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User:CloudStrife

2006-10-10T15:58:53Z

CloudStrife:

'''CloudStrife''' is French, and nobody know what he does on CPC...
And he doesn't know himself...