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Connecting the CPC to a VGA monitor - CPC2VGA

2024-11-07T23:22:39Z

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Most VGA monitors won't support the CPCs signal directly and require an [[LCD_monitor_and_LCD_TV_Solution_(RGB)#Converter_options|active converter/scan doubler]] but some monitors are accepting a 15.6kHz signal like provided by the CPC.

In the late 80s and 90s there were a couple of CRT multisync monitors like the NEC Multisync series. For modern LCD monitors the support of 15.6kHz is rare but there are a couple of monitors that are known to work well: https://15khz.miraheze.org/wiki/Main_Page

If you own such a monitor you can easily connect the VGA monitor to the CPC. For most of them, all you need is to connect 5 pins of the CPCs 6pin DIN connector to the right pins of a VGA connector - and that's it.

{|
|-
| [[File:CPCVGAconnectorPinouts.png|thumbnail|none|CPC and Plus to VGA - pinouts]] || [[File:ModernLCD CPC2VGA1.JPG|thumbnail|none|CPC to VGA (female) adapter]] || [[File:ModernLCD CPC2VGA2.JPG|thumbnail|none|CPC to VGA cable]]
|}

Unfortunately, although the [https://pinoutguide.com/Video/VGAVesaDdc_pinout.shtml VGA standard should accept Csync on pin 13], some monitors expect separate v-sync and h-sync signals. The NEC LCD 1970NX, which is often referred to as the perfect monitor for Amigas or Atari STs would be an example. In those cases, an adapter, that splits c-sync into h-sync and v-sync would be required.

== Open Source CPC2VGA PCB ==

A simple circuit based on the LM1881 to split the Composite Sync signal into H- and V-Sync could be this:

{|
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| [[File:CPC2VGAschematics.png|thumbnail|none|CPC2VGA LM1881 schematics]] || [[File:Cpc2vga_plain.jpg|thumbnail|none|CPC2VGA - PCB fully built]]|| -
|}

* [[Media:Gerber CPC2VGA LM1881 240905.zip|Gerber Files]]

== Other solutions ==

If your VGA monitor does not support the 15.6kHz modes you will need an additional active adapter that adapts the frequency (scan double or scaler):

[[LCD monitor and LCD TV Solution (RGB)]]

ROM List

2024-10-14T14:25:31Z

SerErris:

This is a set of lists of known [[ROM]]-based software.

== Lower ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_464.zip|CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 Modified OS]]||19xx|| ? ||Commodore 64 replica ROMs||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:C64_replica_ROMs.zip|C64 replica ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS Danish]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os464 (Danish).rom|Danish CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS French AZERTY]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os464 (French AZERTY).rom|French AZERTY CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS Spanish]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Os464_(Spanish).rom|Spanish CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 664 OS]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_664.zip|CPC 664 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS_6128_PLUS.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS (Spanish)]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 ES [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS6128ES.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM (Spanish)]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS (French) AZERTY]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 FR [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS6128FR.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM (French)]]
|-
||CPC 464+ Plus A2||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||||Cart|| [[media:CPC464PlusA2.zip|CPC464+ A2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS English]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_6128.zip|CPC 6128 OS English ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Danish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Danish_6128_Firmware_Rom.zip|CPC 6128 OS Danish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Finnish/Swedish (hack)]]||1985||||Use English BASIC ROM with this||1|||lower ROM|| [[Media:6128_Finnish_Swedish_OS.zip|CPC 6128 OS Finnish/Swedish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS French]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:French 6128 ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 OS French ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Spanish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Spanish_6128_ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 OS Spanish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS MegaFlash]]||2013||[[Redbox|Redbox]]||Initialises ROMs 0-31 when used with the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_6128_patched_megaflash.zip|CPC 6128 OS MegaFlash]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Spanish MegaFlash]]||2013||[[zup|zup (based in RedBox version)]]||Initialises ROMs 0-31 when used with the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os6128sp(mod).zip|CPC 6128 OS Spanish MegaFlash]]
|-
||[[CPC FutureOS lower ROM|CPC FutureOS lower ROM]]||2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Lower-ROM replacement which directly starts FutureOS||1||lower ROM|| [[CPC FutureOS lower ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware 3.1|Firmware 3.1]]||2012-2014||[[TotO|TotO]] and [[SyX|SyX]]||Lower replacement + expansion with ROM Flash & RAM Drive RSXs||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:FW315.zip|Firmware 3.15 ROMs]]
|-
||[https://github.com/llopis/amstrad-diagnostics Amstrad Diagnostics v1.4L]||2021-2024||[[llopis|llopis]]||Lower Rom Diagnostics ROM||1||lower ROM||[[Media:AmstradDiag1.4L.zip|AmstradDiag1.4L.zip]]
|}

== BASIC ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 464 Basic]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.0||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_1.0.zip|CPC 464 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 664 Basic]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from CPC 664||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_664.zip|CPC 664 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 464+ and 6128+ Basic]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_PLUS.zip|CPC 6128+ Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic English]]||1986||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from CPC 6128||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_1.1.zip|CPC 6128 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic French]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||0|| [[Media:French 6128 ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 Basic French ROMs]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic Spanish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC1.1_(6128_Spanish).ROM‎|CPC 6128 Basic Spanish]]
|}

== DOS / RAMdisc ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[AMSDOS|AMSDOS 0.5]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||Dumped from CPC 6128||1||7|| [[Media:AMSDOS_0.5.zip|AMSDOS 0.5 ROM]]
|-
||[[AMSDOS|AMSDOS 0.7]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||1||7|| [[Media:AMSDOS_0.7.zip|AMSDOS 0.7 ROM]]
|-
||AMSDOS 720K||19xx||?||||1||7|| [[media:Amsdos720.zip|AMSDOS 720K ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Amspat++]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||Patched AMSDOS ROM for Plus machines - makes them compatible with Classic CPC AMSDOS||1||7|| [[media:AMSPAT.zip|Amspat++ ROM]]
|-
||[[BOS|BOS v2.1]]||1987||[[Vortex_Computersysteme|Vortex GmbH]]||||1||7|| [[Media:Bos10.zip|BOS ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxidos|Jm MaxiDOS v1.2]]||19xx||[[Nemesis|Nemesis]]||||1||7|| [[Media:JMMAXIDOS.zip|JM Maxidos ROM]]
|-
||[[NigDOS|NigDOS 2.24]]||1988||Unknown||Replacement for AMSDOS with Silicon Disk support||1||7|| [[media:nigdos.zip|NigDOS 2.24 ROM]]
|-
||[[ParaDOS|ParaDOS]]||1997||[[Executioner|Executioner]]||||1||7 or Lower|| [http://www.winape.net/download/Parados.zip ParaDOS 1.1]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.11]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS211.zip|RODOS 2.11 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.13]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS213.ZIP|RODOS 2.13 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.15]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS215.zip|RODOS 2.15 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.19]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS219.zip|RODOS 2.19 ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS]]||1988||[[KDS|Kds Electronics]]||||1||7|| [[media:RomDOS .zip|ROM DOS ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS XL v4.0]]||1992||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software Ltd]] - [[KDS|Kds Electronics]]||||1||7|| [[media:Rdosxl40.zip|ROM DOS XL 4.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS XL v4.88]]||1993||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software Ltd]]||||1||7|| [[media:Rdosxl48.zip|ROM DOS XL 4.88 ROM]]
|-
||[[S-DOS|S-DOS 2.10]]||1993||[[STS|STS Software]]||||1||7|| [[media:SDOS210.ROM|S-DOS 2.10 ROM]]
|-
||[[UniDOS|UniDOS]]||2021||[[Futurs']]||AMSDOS compatible DOS which provides support for additional hardware/software drives through plugins ROMs called DOS nodes||1 + DOS nodes||Any (7 recommended)|| [https://unidos.cpcscene.net UniDOS official web site]
|-
||[[VaraDOS|VaraDOS]]||2013||[[Amstrad]], [[Executioner]], [[TFM]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats on A and B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:VaraDOS.ROM| VaraDOS ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 1.0]]||1985||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:Vortex10.zip| V-DOS 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 2.0]]||1985||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:Vortex20.zip| V-DOS 2.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 2.11]]||1986||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on A,B,C,D||1||7 or Lower|| [[File:VDOS_decoded_TFM.ROM]]
|-
||[[XD-DOS|XD-DOS 1.11]]||1987||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats||1||7 or Lower||[[Media:Xddos111.zip| XD-DOS 1.11 ROM]]
|-
||[[XD-DOS|XD-DOS 2.10]]||1990||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats and hard disc support||1||7 or Lower||[[Media:XDDOS210.ROM|XD-DOS 2.10 ROM]]
|}

== Alternative OS ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[CP/M|CPM+]]||1988||Graduate Software - [[Digital_Research|Digital Research]] - [[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||||2||1-15(31)|| [[media:Cpmp.zip|CP/M+ ROMs]]
|-
||[[CPM Accessory ROM 1|CPM Accessory ROM 1]]||1988||Graduate Software||Requires CPM+ to be installed||1||1-15|| [[media:Cpmacc1.zip|CPM Accesory ROM 1]]
|-
||[[CPM Plus ROM|CPM Plus ROM by Vorax]]||19xx||Graduate - Vorax||||2||1-15(31)|| [[media:voraxcpm.zip|Vorax CPM Plus ROMs]]
|-
||[[Desktop_Environment_System|DES - Desktop Environment System]]||1994||Michael Beckett - [[Campursoft|Campursoft]]||||2||1-15(31)||[[media:desr.zip|DES Desktop Environment System ROMs]]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS]]||1989- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Advanced OS for CPC6128 and 6128Plus||4||ROM A: 0-15(31) / B-D: 1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM for M4]]||2022- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Mass storage support for M4||1||1-255||[http://www.FutureOS.de FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM ROM management]]||2016- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||[[ROManager]] 2.34 on ROM||1||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROMs for Wallpapers]]||2016- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Wallpapers on ROM||3||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM Tools]]||2016- 2022||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Applications on ROM||1||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM FutureTex]]||2019- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Comprehensive text editor, character designer and keys manager for FutureOS||1||0-255||[http://www.FutureOS.de FutureOS]
|-
||[[Symbos|SymbOS]]||2007- 2016||[[Prodatron|Prodatron]]||||4||1-15|| [http://www.symbos.de/download/symbos-cpc.zip SymbOS ROMs]
|}

== Background Utility ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[https://github.com/llopis/amstrad-diagnostics Amstrad Diagnostics v1.4L]||2021-2024||[[llopis|llopis]]||Upper Rom Diagnostics ROM||1||upper ROM||[[Media:AmstradDiag1.4L.zip|AmstradDiag1.4L.zip]]
|-
||[[Amstrad Toolkit|Amstrad Toolkit v1.1]]||1985||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:TOOLK11.ROM|Amstrad Toolkit 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Amstrad Toolkit|Amstrad Toolkit v1.4]]||1986||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Toolkit.zip|Amstrad Toolkit 1.4 ROM]]
|-
||[[Amsback De Luxe|Amsback De Luxe]]||1985||[[Henrik Torp|Henrik Torp]]||||1||-|| [[media:Amsback.rom|Amsback De Luxe ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|BAS-CHE]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||BASGEN and Cheese Cruncher||1||-|| [[media:BAS-CHE.zip| BAS-CHE ROM]]
|-
||[[Inicron_ROM-RAM-Box|Booster ROM]]||1996|| [[WSX|WSX]] ||Initialises ROMs 16-31||1||15|| [[media:BOOSTER.zip|Booster ROM]]
|-
||CATRUN||2023||[[Norecess|Norecess]]||a simple tool for the Amstrad CPC machines to fasten the process of disc's content discovery / launch a program.||1||-||http://norecess464.weebly.com/catrun.html
|-
||[[Copymate Plus|Copymate+ v3.2]]||1990||Marco Vieth||||1||-|| [[media:copymate.zip| Copymate+ v3.2 ROM]]
|-
||CTWA ROM||1987||[[Computing with the Amstrad]]||Generated from source code included in [http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/tech/cpc/CWTA-writing-ROMs.html tutorial on writing ROM software]||1||-|| [[media:CWTA.zip| CWTA ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc Demon|Disc Demon v1.1]]||1986||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Ddemon11.zip|Disc Demon 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Disc O' Magic 4.1]]||1993||[[WSX|WSX]]||Disc/File Copier||1||-|| [[media:MAGIC.zip| Disc O' Magic 4.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc Power|Disc Power]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:Discpower.zip|Disc Power ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology Disccopier]]||1987||Meridien Software||Unofficial conversion to ROM by T3m||1||-|| [[media:Discolog.zip|Discology Disccopier ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology Filecopier]]||19xx||Unknown||French||1||-|| [[media:Discfile.zip|Discology Filecopier ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology v6.0]]||19xx||Meridien Software||Transferred to ROM by Vorax. Supposedly for Plus, but works on a normal CPC?||1||-|| [[media:Discology6.zip|Discology 6.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc_User's_Utilities_(Micro_Power_Ltd.)|Disc User's Utilities]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro_Power_Ltd]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Disc User's Utilities (Micro Power Ltd.) (1985).zip|Disc Users Utilites ROM]]
|-
||[[DOS_Copy_Crime|DOS Copy v1.3 and Crime v1.3]]||1991||Crown of Beng||PC to CPC copier and Disc copier||1||-|| [[media:Doscrime.zip|DOS Copy/Crime 1.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dragonbreed|Dragon Breed Rom 1]]||19xx||Dragon Breed||This ROM requires CP/M to be installed||1||-|| [[media:Dbreed1.zip|Dragon Breed 1 ROM]]
|-
||[[DSKTEST|DSKTEST Rom]]||2015||Pacomix|| ||1||-|| [[media:DSKTEST.ROM|DSKTEST ROM]]
|-
||[[John_Morrison|Extended BASIC v1.1]]||1986||[[John_Morrison|John Morrison]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Extended Basic v1.1 (1986)(John Morrison)(EXBASIC.ROM).zip|JM Extended BASIC ROM ]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V4.0]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||English Version||1||-|| [[Media:HackItV4.zip|HackIt ROM v4.00]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V4.79]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||French Version||1||-|| [[Media:HACKEUR.zip|Le Hackeur ROM v4.79]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V7.0]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||French Version||1||-|| [[Media:HackItV7.zip|Le Hackeur ROM v7.00]]
|-
||[[JL_Utilities|JL Utilities v1.2]]||19xx||[[JLCS|J0rn Lorentzen-JLCS]]||||1||-|| [[media:JLUtilities 12.zip‎|JL Utilities 1.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[JL_Utilities|JL Utilities v2.1]]||19xx||[[JLCS|J0rn Lorentzen-JLCS]]||Memory monitor and disassembler||1||-||[[media:Jlutilit21.zip‎|JL Utilities 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[KNS ROM|Kns ROM 6128 v1.01]]||1989||MFW||||1||-|| [[media:knsrom.zip|KNS ROM]]
|-
||[[Locksmith|Lock Smith]]||1985||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Locksmith.zip|Locksmith ROM]]
|-
||[[Masterfile_III|Master File 128 v2.2]]||19xx||[[Campbell_Systems|Campbell Systems]] and [[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark]]||||1||-|| [[media:mfile128.zip|Masterfile 128 ROM]]
|-
||[[Masterfile_464|Master File 464 v1.1]]||1984||[[Campbell_Systems|Campbell Systems]] and [[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Master File 464 v1.1 (1984)(Campbell Systems and Amsoft)(MFILE464.ROM).zip|Master File 464 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Master Save]]||1993||Meridien Informatique||Disc Copier||1||-|| [[Media:Mastsave.zip|Master Save ROM]]
|-
||[[Micro Style ROM|Micro Style ROM v2.11]]||1989||[[Microstyle|Micro Style]] - PotPlant Systems||Printer + Screen Utilities (plus some small games!)||1||-|| [[media:stylerom.zip|Microstyle Style ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Muzak]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||Soundtracker Player||1||-|| [[media:MUZAK.zip| Muzak ROM]]
|-
||[[Nirvana|Nirvana 1.1]]||1990||[[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Nirvana 1.1 (1990)(GoldMark Systems)(NIRVANA.ROM).zip|Nirvana 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Nirvana|Nirvana 1.21+]]||1991||[[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:NIRVANA21Plus.ZIP|Nirvana 1.21+ ROM]]
|-
||[[NWC_Utilities|Nwc Utilities 1.1]]||19xx||[[NWC|Nwc]]||||1||-|| [[media:Nwcutili.zip|NWC Utilities 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Oddjob|Odd Job 2.2]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]] - [[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark]]||||1||-|| [[media:Oddjob22.zip| Odd Job 2.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[CPC_Procopy|Pro Skey - Procopy v1.2 and Speed Key]]||1990||[[Nemesis|Nemesis]]||||1||-|| [[media:Proskey.zip|Procopy 1.2 Speedkey ROM]]
|-
||[[Programmers Toolbox|Programmer's Toolbox 1.0a]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:Toolbox10.zip|Programmers Toolbox 1.0a]]
|-
||[[Programmers Toolbox|Programmers Tool Box v1.2a]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:pt12a.zip|Programmers Toolbox 1.2a]]
|-
||[[QuickCMD|QuickCMD V2.1]]||2011||norecess||Adds enhancements to working with discs, like TAB-autocomplete and running with a simple filename||1||-|| [[Media:Quickcmd-v21.zip|QuickCMD 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[RH-DMON|RH-DMON V3]]||1986||C.Hoesle-Kienzlen||Diskeditor in German||1||-|| [[media:RH-DMON3.zip|RH-DMON 3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Ruck Zuck Copy|Ruck Zuck Copy]]||1996||[[Doc Bartoc|Doc Bartoc]]||||1||-|| [[media:Ruckzuk.rom|Ruck Zuck Copy ROM]]
|-
||[[Superpower_Mailing_List_(Micro_Power_Ltd.)|Super Power Mailing List]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Super Power Mailing List (1985)(Micro Power Ltd)(MAIL.ROM).zip|Superpower Mailing ROM]]
|-
||[[Super ROM|Super Rom v1.0]]||1991||Vorax||||1||-|| [[Media:Super.zip|Super ROM 1.0]]
|-
||[[Super_Romplus|Super ROMplus]]||1986||[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Auto Rom Control System 1.6||1||-|| [[media:SuperRplus.zip|Super ROM Plus 1.6]]
|-
||[[System_X|System X v2.1]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Sysx21.zip|System X 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[T3m|T3m ROM]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:T3mrom.zip|T3m ROM]]
|-
||[[Transmat|Transmat v2.1]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Tmat21.zip|Transmat 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[UNCR|UNCR v2.4]]||1988||Graduate Software||Cruncher Accessory ROM for CPM||1||-|| [[media:Cpmcrch.zip|UNCR 2.4 ROM]]
|-
||[[Utility Suite|Utility Suite]]||19xx||Unknown||||||7|| [[media:Rob3rom.zip|Utility Suite ROM]]
|-
||[[Utopia|Utopia]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:ArnorUtopia.zip|Utopia ROM]]
|-
||[[Utopia|Utopia 1.07]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:UTOP107.ROM|Utopia 1.07 ROM]]
|-
||[[WriteDSK|WriteDisk]]||2005||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||PC to CPC Disk Copier||1||-|| [[Media:Writedsk.rom‎|Writedisk ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|WSX Utilities]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||CRTC, Disc, RAM and ROM utilities (some utilities will only work with the Inicron RAM-ROM Box)||1||-|| [[media:WSXUTILITY.zip| WSX Utility ROM]]
|-
||[[YANCC|Yet Another Norton-Commander Clone]]||2016||[[SOS|SOS]]||Norton-Commander Clone-for AMSDOS+ACMEDOS, M4DOS follows - [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/applications/yet-another-norton-commander-clone/ newer Versions]||1||-|| [[media:YANCC220916b.zip|YANCC ROM]]
|}

== Language Compiler ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[BCPL|BCPL]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:ArnorBCPL.zip|BCPL ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.0]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Maxam(Rom).zip|Maxam 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.14]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:MAXAM114.ROM|Maxam 1.14 ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.5]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[media:Maxam15.zip|Maxam 1.5 ROM]]
|-
||[[PhrozenC|PhrozenC v1.1]]||2010||[[NoRecess|NoRecess]]||||1||-|| [http://www.norecess.net/uploads/6/0/2/5/6025013/phrozenc-11.zip PhrozenC 1.1 ROM]
|}

== Full Program ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[The_Advanced_OCP_Art_Studio|The Advanced OCP Art Studio]]||?||[[Rainbird_(software_house)|Rainbird]]||Unofficial Hack 1.0 - Based on v2.4, the features 'Printer Menu' 'Password' and 'Software Backup were removed to reduce the program size||3||-|| [[media:OCPROM.zip|The Advanced OCP Art Studio ROM]]
|-
||[[BrunWord|BrunWord]]||?||[[Brunning_Software|Brunning Software]]||||||-|| Link Required
|-
||[[Draughts|Draughts]]||1986||Unknown||Possibly a converted Basic Program||1||-|| [[media:DRAUGHTS.ROM|Draughts ROM]]
|-
||[[Micro-Music_Creator|Micro Music Creator]]||1988||First Byte||||2||-|| [[Media:MicroMusic.zip|Micro-Music Creator ROMs]]
|-
||[[Philosoft|Philosoft]]||1987||Philosoft||WordStar compatible text editor, 2-pass assembler, Z80 tester/debugger, Terminal program (incl. X-Modem protocol) - Roms in slot 4 and 12||2||-|| [[media:Philosoft roms.zip|Philosoft ROMs]]
|-
||[[Protext|Protext 1.20]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Word Processor||1||-|| [[Media:Protext_V1.20_(Rom).zip|Protext 1.20 ROM]]
|-
||[[Protext|Protext 1.22]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Word Processor||1||-|| [[Media:Protext(Rom).zip|Protext 1.22 ROM]]
|-
||[[Promerge_Plus|ProMerge Plus 1.0]]||1986||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Mail merge for [[Protext|Protext]] ||1||-|| [[Media:ProMergePlus(Rom).zip|Promerge Plus 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[ProPrint|ProPrint 1.52]]||1993||[[Campursoft|Campursoft]]||Print enhancer for [[Protext|Protext]] ||1||-|| [[Media:PROPR152.ROM|ProPrint 1.52 ROM]]
|-
||[[Prospell|ProSpell 1.04]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Spellchecking utility for [[Protext|Protext]]||1||-|| [[Media:PROSP104.ROM|Prospell 1.04 ROM]]
|-
||[[Prospell|ProSpell 1.10]]||1986||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Spellchecking utility for [[Protext|Protext]]||1||-|| [[Media:Prospell(Rom).zip|Prospell 1.10 ROM]]
|-
|[[STarKos|STarKos 1.21]]||?||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||Music Tracker||2-3||-|| [http://www.grimware.org/lib/exe/fetch.php/documentations/software/starkos/starkos.v1.21.rom.arkos.zip STarKos 1.21]
|}

== Hardware Dependent ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[AMRAM2|Amram 2]]||19xx||[[Silicon_Systems|Silicon Systems]]||Sideways RAM toolkit ROM||1||-|| [[media:amram2.zip|AMRAM 2 ROM]]
|-
||[[ANTA_64|Anta 64]]||Unknown||||||||-|| Link Required
|-
||Arkos ROM Pack||2006||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||RSXs need CPC Booster||2||-|| [http://www.julien-nevo.com/arkos/tools/Arkos%20ROM%20Pack%20v1.1%20Files%20(arkos).zip Arkos ROM Pack 1.1]
|-
||[[Disc_Wizard|Disc Wizard]]||Unknown||[[Evesham_Micros|Evesham Micros]]||||1||-|| [[Media:DiscWizard12.zip|DiscWizard v1.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Fleet_EPROM_Programmer|Amstrad Eprom Programmer]]||19xx||Fleet Microsystems Ltd & F.Kup||||1||-|| [[Media:Amstrad Eprom Programmer (19xx)(Fleet Microsystems Ltd & F.Kup)(FLTEPRM.ROM).zip| Fleet EPROM ROM]]
|-
||[[Spectre_Comms_Serial_Interface|Cage Comms v1.1]]||19xx||[[Aspects_BBS|D. Gorski and I. Hoare]]||||1||-|| [[Media:CageCommsRom11.zip|Cage Comms ROM v1.1]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|Cage Comms v1.21]]||1987||[[Aspects_BBS|D. Gorski and I. Hoare]]||For the K.D.S. Serial Interface||1||-|| [[Media:CAGE121.ZIP|Cage Comms ROM v1.21]]
|-
||[[Panda_Electronics_Communications_Interface_Unit|Communication Interface Unit Driver Softare 1.5]]||1986||Panda Electronics Ltd||||1||-|| [[Media:Panda Electronics Communication Interface Unit Interface Driver v1.5.zip|Panda Comms ROM]]
|-
||[[Amstrad_Serial_Interface|Comstar v1.25]]||1986||[[HoneySoft|Honeysoft]] - [[PACE|Pace]]||||2||-|| [[Media:AmstradPaceSerialInterfaceCommstarRomImage.zip|ROM Image for Pace version]]
|-
||[[Copy Lock|Copy Lock v6.0]]||1988||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||-|| [[media:copyl60.zip|Copy Lock 6.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_Lightpen|Dk'Tronics Lightpen ROM]]||19xx||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Dk'tronicsLightPenRomImage.zip|Dk'tronics Lightpen ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 64K 0.3 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-||[[Media:SiliconDisc64.zip|DK'Tronics 64Kb Silicon Disc 0.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 1.3 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-||[[Media:Dk'tronicsSiliconDiscRomImage.zip|DK'Tronics Silicon Disc 1.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 2.12 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:SD212.ROM|Dk'tronics Silicon Disc 2.12 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_Speech_Synthesizer|Dk'Tronics Speech ROM v1.1]]||19xx||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:DKSPEECH.ROM‎|DK'Tronics Speech ROM]]
|-
||[[HxC_Standalone_Floppy_Emulator|HxC Manager v2.2]]||2011||[[norecess|norecess]]||||1||-|| [http://www.norecess.net/uploads/6/0/2/5/6025013/hxc22.zip HxC 2.2 ROM]
|-
||[[John_Morrison|Jm EPROM Programmer]]||1985||[[John_Morrison|John Morrison]]||||1||-||[[Media:Jm Eprom Programmer (1985)(John Morrison)(JMPEPRM.ROM).zip|JM EPROM Prog ROM]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v4.2]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:KDS_RS232_4.2.zip|KDS Serial ROM v4.2]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v4.2B]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Kds serial interface rom.zip|KDS Serial ROM v4.2b]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v5.0]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:KDSCOM50.ZIP|KDS Serial ROM v5.0]]
|-
||[[LambdaSpeak III ROM]]||2019||[[FutureSoft]]||Lot's of RSX commands for the LambdaSpeak III expansion.||1||-|| [[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/LambdaSpeak_RSX_by_TFM.zip LambdaSpeak III RSX ROM]]
|-
||[[Ramcard_128|Madram/Overlanders]]||2004||Gerey Yves||Dams Assembler/Debugger and Burn software for RamCard||1||-|| [[Media:Ovl.zip‎|Overlanders ROM]]
|-
||[[MegaFlashROManager|MegaFlashROManager]]||2011 - 2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Management software for [[User:Bryce|Bryce's]] [[MegaFlash]]; similar to the ROManager||2||-||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/MF_ROManager.zip MegaFlashROManager]
|-
||[[Mirage_Imager|Mirage Imager V2]]||?||Mirage Computers Ltd.||||1||-|| [[Media:MirageImagerV2.zip|Mirage Image V2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Mirage_Imager|Mirage Imager V3.2]]||1987||Mirage Computers Ltd.||||1||-|| [[Media:MirageImagerV32.zip|Mirage Image V3.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1986||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For Original AMSDOS||1||-|| [[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.86.zip|Multiface 86 ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1988||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For Original AMSDOS (See [[Multiface|Multiface 2 Page]] for differences) ||1||-|| [[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.0e.zip|Multiface 0E ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1990||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For CPC Plus AMSDOS|||1||-||[[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.8b.zip|Multiface CPC Plus ROM]]
|-
||[[RDOS|RDOS]]||1988||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides a 444 KB RAM disc on Dobbertin RAM Expansion||1||7|| [[Media:RDOS-EXT.ROM‎|RDOS ROM]]
|-
||[[Roman|Roman]]||2013||[[PNG|PNG]]||ROM Management for the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||-|| [[Media:ROMAN10-DSKHFE.zip‎|ROMAN 1.0]]
|-
||[[ROManager|ROManager]]||2005 - 2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Management software for the [[SYMBiFACE_II|SYMBiFACE II]]; similar to the MegaFlashROManager||2||-|| [http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/SF_ROManager.zip SFII ROManager]
|-
||[[ROManager|ROManager ALL]]||2005 - 2019||[[FutureSoft]]||Management software for ALL Pseudo-ROM expansions: FG, M4, MF, SF2, SF3, X-MEM etc.; ROManager on FutureOS XROM||1||0-255|| [http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/ROManager_ALL.zip ROManager for FutureOS]
|-
||[[Softbrenner 1.27|Softbrenner 1.27]]||?||[[WSX|WSX]]||for ROM-RAM-Box||1||-|| [[media:SB127.zip|Softbrenner 1.27 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dobbertin Smart Watch|TIME ROM+]]||?||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides RSX commands to use the [[Dobbertin Smart Watch|Dobbertin SmartWatch RTC]] under BASIC||1||-|| [[media:TIMEROM+.ROM|TIME ROM+]]
|-
||[[VIDI_digitizer|VIDI Digitizer 2.02 ROM]]||1986||[[Rombo_Productions|Rombo Productions]]||||||-|| [[media:VIDIR202.ROM|VIDI Digitizer 2.02 ROM]]
|-
||[[Vortex_Expansions_RAM_card|Vortex RAM - Expansion Card ID]]||19xx||[[Vortex_Computersysteme|Vortex]]||||1||-|| [[media:vramid.zip|Vortex RAM ID ROM]]
|-
||[[X-ROM|X-ROM Eprommer v1.16]]||1986||[[Timatic_Systems|Timatic Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:XROM Eprommer v1.16 (1986)(Timatic Systems)(XROM.ROM).zip|X-ROM ROM]]
|}

== Game ROMs ==
(most files taken from [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/index.php?topic=7854.msg60349#msg60349 this forum thread here] )

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[Ahhh|Ahhh]]||1988||[[CRL|CRL Group PLC.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Ahhh.rom|Ahhh ROM]]
|-
||[[Air_Traffic_Control|Air Traffic Control]]||1984||[[Hewson_Consultants|Hewson Consultants]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Air Traffic Control.rom|Air Traffic Control ROM]]
|-
||[[Airwolf|Airwolf]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Elite_Systems|Elite Systems]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Airwolf.rom|Airwolf ROM]]
|-
||[[Alex_Higgins_World_Snooker|Alex Higgins World Snooker]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Gem_Software|Gem Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Alex_Higgins_World_Snooker.rom|Alex Higgins World Snooker ROM]]
|-
||[[Anarchy|Anarchy]]||1988||[[Hewson|Hewson]]/[[Rack-It|Rack-It]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Anarchy.rom|Anarchy ROM]]
|-
||[[Android One|Android One]]||1985||[[Vortex Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||1||-||[[media:android_one.rom|Android One ROM]]
|-
||[[Arkanoid|Arkanoid]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>ARKANOID||1||-||[[media:Arkanoid.rom|Arkanoid ROM]]
|-
||[[Astro_Attack|Astro Attack]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Astro Attack.rom|Astro Attack ROM]]
|-
||[[Atlants|Atlantis]]||1985||[[Cobra_Soft|Cobra Soft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Atlantis.rom|Atlantis ROM]]
|-
||[[Avenger|Avenger]]||1986||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:AvengerROMs.zip|Avenger ROMs]]
|-
||[[Blagger|Blagger]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Alligata_Software|Alligata Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Blagger.rom|Blagger ROM]]
|-
||[[Bomb Jack|Bomb Jack I & II]]||1986-7||[[Elite Systems]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||3||-||[[media:Bomb_jack_1_y_2.zip|Bomb Jack I & II ROMs]]
|-
||[[Boulder_Dash|Boulder Dash]]||1985||[[Mirrorsoft|Mirrorsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Boulderdash.rom|Boulder Dash ROM]]
|-
||[[Braxx_Bluff|Braxx Bluff]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>BRAXX||1||-||[[media:BRAXX.ROM|Braxx Bluff ROM]]
|-
||[[Bruce_Lee|Bruce Lee]]||1984||[[Americana|Americana]]/[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Bruce Lee.rom|Bruce Lee ROM]]
|-
||[[Chuckie_Egg|Chuckie Egg]]||1985||[[A&F Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-|| [[media:EGGRSX.ROM|Chuckie Egg ROM]]
|-
||[[Classic_Axiens|Classic Axiens]]||1986||[[Bubble_Bus_Software|Bubble Bus Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by TFM||1||-|| [[media:AXIENS.ROM|Classic Axiens ROM]]
|-
||[[Classic Invaders|Classic Invaders]]||1986||[[Bubble_Bus_Software|Bubble Bus Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Classic Invaders.rom|Classic Invaders ROM]]
|-
||[[Chopper_Squad|Chopper Squad]]||1984||[[Interceptor_Software|Interceptor Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Chopper Squad.rom|Chopper Squad ROM]]
|-
||[[Codename_MAT|Codename MAT]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>CODEMAT||2||-||[[media:Codename_MAT_ROMs.zip|Codename MAT ROMs]]
|-
||[[CPC_Invaders|CPC Invaders]]||1993||[[STS|STS Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:CPCInvad.rom|CPC Invaders ROM]]
|-
||[[Cyber_Huhn|Cyber Huhn]]||2013||TFM, MacDeath, Tom&Jerry||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Cyberhuhn.zip|Cyber Huhn ROM]]
|-
||[[Dead_on_Time|Dead on Time]]||2010||[[Psytronik_Software|Psytronik]]/[[Paul_Kooistra|Paul Kooistra]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>DOT||2||-||[[media:Dead_on_Time_ROMs.zip|Dead on Time ROMs]]
|-
||[[Defend_or_Die|Defend or Die]]||1985||[[Alligata_Software|Alligata Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by arnoldemu||1||-||[[media:Defend or Die.rom|Defend or Die ROM]]
|-
||[[Donkey_Kong|Donkey Kong]]||1986||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Donkey Kong.rom|Donkey Kong ROM]]
|-
||[[Don't_Panic|Don't Panic]]||1985||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Don't Panic.rom|Don't Panic ROM]]
|-
||[[Dragon's_Gold|Dragon's Gold]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Dragon's_Gold.rom|Dragon's Gold ROM]]
|-
||[[Electro_Freddy|Electro Freddy]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Softspot|Softspot]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Electro Freddy.rom|Electro Freddy ROM]]
|-
||[[Equinox]]||1986||[[Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Equinox rom.rar|Equinox ROMs]]
|-
||[[Everyone's_A_Wally|Everyone's a Wally]]||1985||[[Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Everyones_a_Wally.rar|Everyone's a Wally ROMs]]
|-
||[[Finders_Keepers|Finders Keepers]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Finders Keepers.rom|Finders Keepers ROM]]
|-
||[[Fire_Ant|Fire Ant]]||1984||[[Mogul_Communications|Mogul Communications]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Fire Ant.rom|Fire ant ROM]]
|-
||[[Frost_Byte|Frost byte]]||1986||[[MikroGen|MikroGen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Frost Byte.rom|Frost Byte ROM]]
|-
||[[Fu-Kung_in_Las_Vegas|Fu-Kung In Las Vegas]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Romik|Romik]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Fu-Kung_In_Las_Vegas.rom|Fu-Kung In Las Vegas ROM]]
|-
||[[Game_Of_Dragons|Game Of Dragons]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Game Of Dragons.rom|Game Of Dragons ROM]]
|-
||[[Gauntlet_(Defender Clone)|Gauntlet (Defender Clone)]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Gauntlet.rom|Gauntlet ROM]]
|-
||[[Ghouls|Ghouls]]||1984||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Ghouls.rom|Ghouls ROM]]
|-
||[[Gilligan's Gold|Gilligan's Gold]]||1984||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Gilligan's Gold.rom|Gilligan's Gold ROM]]
|-
||[[Glider_Rider|Glider Rider]]||1986||[[Quicksilva]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Glider.rar|Glider Rider ROMs]]
|-
||[[Grand_Prix_Driver|Grand Prix Driver]]||1984||[[Amsoft]]/[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:GPDriver.rom|Grand Prix Driver ROM]]
|-
||[[Grand_Prix_Rally_II|Grand Prix Rally II]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Loriciels|Loriciels]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Rally2.rom|Grand Prix Rally II ROM]]
|-
||[[Great_Gurianos|Great Gurianos]]||1987||[[Hit_Pak|Hit Pak]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Great_Gurianos.rar|Great Gurianos ROMs]]
|-
||[[Hagar|Hagar]]||????||[[The Black System|The Black System]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Hagar.rom|Hagar ROM]]
|-
||[[Harrier_Attack|Harrier Attack]]||1984||[[Amsoft]]/[[Durell Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-|| [[media:Harrier.rom|Harrier Attack ROM]]
|-
||[[Harvey_Headbanger|Harvey Headbanger]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>HARVEY||1||-||[[media:Harvey_Headbanger.rom|Harvey Headbanger ROM]]
|-
||[[Head Over Heels|Head Over Heels]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||3||9, 16 and 17|| [[media:hoh_roms.zip|Head Over Heels ROMs]]
|-
||[[Herberts_Dummy_Run|Herbert's Dummy Run]]||1985||[[Mikron-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Herberts_Dummy_Run.rar‎|Herbert's Dummy Run ROMs]]
|-
||[[Highway_Encounter|Highway Encounter]]||1985||[[Vortex_Software|Vortex Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||2||-|| [[media:Highway_Encounter.zip|Highway Encounter ROMs]]
|-
||[[Home_Runner|Home Runner]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Home Runner.rom|Home Runner ROM]]
|-
||[[House_Of_Usher|House Of Usher]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Indescomp|Indescomp]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:House Of Usher.rom|House Of Usher ROM]]
|-
||[[Hunchback|Hunchback]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Hunchback.rom|Hunchback ROM]]
|-
||[[Into_Oblivion|Into Oblivion]]||1986||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Oblivion.rom|Into Oblivion ROM]]
|-
||[[Jammin|Jammin]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Jammin.rom|Jammin ROM]]
|-
||[[Karl's_Treasure_Hunt|Karl's Treasure Hunt]]||1984||[[Software_Projects|Software Projects Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Karl's Treasure Hunt.rom|Karl's Treasure Hunt ROM]]
|-
||[[Killer Gorilla|Killer Gorilla]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Killer Gorilla.rom|Killer Gorilla ROM]]
|-
||[[Knight_Lore|Knight Lore]]||1985||[[Ultimate|Ultimate Play The Game]]||Converted to launch from ROM by MiguelSky||2||-||[[media:KnightLore.zip|Knight Lore ROMs]]
|-
||[[Kong_Strikes_Back|Kong Strikes Back]]||1984||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-||[[media:Kong Strikes Back.rom|Kong Strikes Back ROMs]]
|-
||[[Krakout|Krakout]]||1987||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-|| [[media:KrakoutROMs.zip|Krakout ROMs]]
|-
||[[Lab_Escape|Lab Escape]]||2013||[[EgoTrip|EgoTrip]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Lab Escape.rom|Lab Escape ROM]]
|-
||[[Light_Force|Light Force]]||1986||[[FTL|FTL]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>LIGHTFORCE||2||-||[[media:Light_Force_ROMs.zip|Light Force ROMs]]
|-
||[[Livingstone, I Presume]]|| 1987 || [[Opera_Soft|Opera Soft]] || Converted by VincentGR ||2|| - || [[Media:Lingivstone.zip| Linvingstone, I Presume?]]
|-
||[[Loom_Preview|Loom (Preview)]]||?||[[Epsilon|Epsilon]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Loom Preview.rom|Loom Preview ROM]]
|-
||[[Manic_Miner|Manic Miner]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Software_Projects|Software Projects]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Manic Miner.rom|Manic Miner ROM]]
|-
||[[Monty_On_The_Run|Monty on the Run]]||1986||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Monty_on_the_Run.rar‎|Monty on the Run ROMs]]
|-
||[[Moon_Buggy|Moon Buggy]]||1985||[[Anirog|Anirog Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Moon_Buggy.rom|Moon Buggy ROM]]
|-
||[[Mutant_Monty|Mutant Monty]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Artic_Computing|Artic Computing]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Mutant Monty.rom|Mutant Monty ROM]]
|-
||[[Nemesis_the_Warlock|Nemesis the Warlock]]||1987||[[Martech]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Nemesis_the_Warlock.rar‎|Nemesis the Warlock ROMs]]
|-
||[[Nebulus|Nebulus]]||1988||[[HEWSON]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Nebulus_ROM.zip|Nebulus ROMs]]
|-
||[[Oh Mummy|Oh Mummy]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-||[[media:Ohmummy.rom|Oh Mummy ROM]]
|-
||[[One_Man_And_His_Droid|One Man And His Droid]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:One Man And His Droid.rom|One Man And His Droid ROM]]
|-
||[[Overkoban|Overkoban]]||2013||Tom&Jerry, Supersly, Eldrik||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Overkoban.zip|Overkoban ROM]]
|-
||[[Pac-Man|Pac-Man]]||1986||T and T||Converted to launch from ROM by Nilquader||1||-||[[media:pacman-rom.zip|Pacman ROM]]
|-
||[[Punchy|Punchy]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Mr._Micro|Mr. Micro]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Punchy.rom|Punchy ROM]]
|-
||[[Pyjamarama]]||1985||[[Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Pyjamarama ROM.rar|Pyjamarama ROMs]]
|-
||[[Relentless|Relentless]]||2013||Axelay, Rexbeng, Tom&Jerry||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Relentless.zip|Relentless ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_Ahoy!|Roland Ahoy!]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Computersmith|Computersmith]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Ahoy.rom|Roland Ahoy! ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_goes_Digging|Roland Goes Digging]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Goes Digging.rom|Roland Goes Digging ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_goes_Square_Bashing|Roland Goes Square Bashing]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Goes Square Bashing.rom|Roland Goes Square Bashing ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_on_the_Ropes|Roland On The Ropes]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Indescomp|Indescomp]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland On The Ropes.rom|Roland On The Ropes ROM]]
|-
||[[Ruff and Reddy|Ruff and Reddy]]||????||[[Nicholas_Campbell|Nick Campbell]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:RuffandReddyROMs.zip|Ruff and Reddy ROMs]]
|-
||[[Satellite_Warrior|Satellite Warrior]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>SATWAR||2||-||[[media:Satellite_Warrior_ROMs.zip|Satellite Warrior ROMs]]
|-
||[[Sentinel|Sentinel]]||1987||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>SENTINEL||1||-||[[media:Sentinel.ROM|Sentinel ROM]]
|-
||[[Space_Hawks|Space Hawks]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Durell Software|Durell Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:SpaceHwk.rom|Space Hawks ROM]]
|-
||[[Space_Mania|Space Mania]]||1986||[[Neil Kolban (ACU)]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Space Mania.rom|Space Mania ROM]]
|-
||[[Spannerman|Spannerman]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Gem_Software|Gem Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Spannerman.rom|Spannerman ROM]]
|-
||[[Speed_King|Speed King]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Speed King.rom|Speed King ROM]]
|-
||[[Spy_vs_Spy|Spy vs Spy]]||1985||[[First_Star|First Star]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Spy_vs_Spy.rar‎|Spy vs Spy ROMs]]
|-
||[[Star Firebirds|Star Firebirds]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-|| [[media:Starfire.rom|Star Firebirds ROM]]
|-
||[[Subtera_Puzlo|Subtera Puzlo]]||2013||EgoTrip, Redbox||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Subterapuzlo.zip|Subtera Puzlo ROM]]
|-
||[[Tapper|Tapper]]||1986||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Bally Midway]]/[[Sega|Sega]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tapper.rom|Tapper ROM]]
|-
||[[Tempest|Tempest]]||1986||[[Activision|Activision]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tempest.rom|Tempest ROM]]
|-
||[[Three Weeks in Paradise|Three Weeks in Paradise]]||1986||[[Mikro-Gen|Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:3_Weeks_in_Paradise.rar‎|3 Weeks in Paradise ROMs‎]]
|-
||[[The_Prize|The Prize]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Arcade_Software|Arcade Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:The Prize.rom|The Prize ROM]]
|-
||[[The Curse of Sherwood|The Curse of Sherwood]]||1987||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-|| [[media:TheCurseofSherwoodROMs.zip|The Curse of Sherwood ROMs]]
|-
||[[Thrust|Thrust]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Thrust.rom|Thrust ROM]]
|-
||[[Trashman|Trashman]]||1986||[[Virgin_Games|Virgin Games]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Trashman.rom|Trashman ROM]]
|-
||[[Tribble Trouble|Tribble Trouble]]||????||[[????]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tribble Trouble.rom|Tribble Trouble ROM]]
|-
||[[Uridium|Uridium]]||1986||[[Hewson_Consultants|Hewson Consultants]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Uridium.rom|Uridium ROM]]
|-
||[[WEC_Le_Mans|WEC Le Mans]]||1988||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>WEC||2||-||[[media:WEC_Le_Mans.zip|WEC Le Mans ROMs]]
|-
||[[West_Bank|West Bank]]||1986||[[Dinamic|Dinamic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by MiguelSky||2||-||[[media:WestBank.zip|West Bank ROMs]]
|-
||[[Wriggler_(Blaby)|Wriggler (Blaby)]]||1985||[[Blaby_Computer_Games|Blaby Computer Games]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Wriggler (Blaby).rom|Wriggler (Blaby) ROM]]
|-
||[[ZblastSD|ZblastSD]]||2005||[[Nicholas_Campbell|Nicholas Campbell]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:ZBlastSD.rom|ZblastSD ROM]]
|-
|}

[[Category:Expansion ROM| ]][[Category:Software| ]][[Category:Operating System| ]][[Category:Programming software| ]][[Category:DATA Storage| ]][[Category:CPC Internal Components]]

ROM List

2024-10-14T14:24:48Z

SerErris: Added download of Diagnostic ROM

This is a set of lists of known [[ROM]]-based software.

== Lower ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_464.zip|CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 Modified OS]]||19xx|| ? ||Commodore 64 replica ROMs||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:C64_replica_ROMs.zip|C64 replica ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS Danish]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os464 (Danish).rom|Danish CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS French AZERTY]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os464 (French AZERTY).rom|French AZERTY CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464 OS Spanish]]||1984||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Os464_(Spanish).rom|Spanish CPC 464 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 664 OS]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_664.zip|CPC 664 OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS_6128_PLUS.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS (Spanish)]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 ES [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS6128ES.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM (Spanish)]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 464+ and 6128+ OS (French) AZERTY]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||Dumped from 6128 FR [[Plus System Cartridge]]||||Cart|| [[Media:OS6128FR.zip|CPC 6128+ OS ROM (French)]]
|-
||CPC 464+ Plus A2||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||||Cart|| [[media:CPC464PlusA2.zip|CPC464+ A2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS English]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_6128.zip|CPC 6128 OS English ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Danish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Danish_6128_Firmware_Rom.zip|CPC 6128 OS Danish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Finnish/Swedish (hack)]]||1985||||Use English BASIC ROM with this||1|||lower ROM|| [[Media:6128_Finnish_Swedish_OS.zip|CPC 6128 OS Finnish/Swedish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS French]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:French 6128 ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 OS French ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Spanish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:Spanish_6128_ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 OS Spanish ROMs]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS MegaFlash]]||2013||[[Redbox|Redbox]]||Initialises ROMs 0-31 when used with the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:OS_6128_patched_megaflash.zip|CPC 6128 OS MegaFlash]]
|-
||[[Firmware|CPC 6128 OS Spanish MegaFlash]]||2013||[[zup|zup (based in RedBox version)]]||Initialises ROMs 0-31 when used with the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:os6128sp(mod).zip|CPC 6128 OS Spanish MegaFlash]]
|-
||[[CPC FutureOS lower ROM|CPC FutureOS lower ROM]]||2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Lower-ROM replacement which directly starts FutureOS||1||lower ROM|| [[CPC FutureOS lower ROM]]
|-
||[[Firmware 3.1|Firmware 3.1]]||2012-2014||[[TotO|TotO]] and [[SyX|SyX]]||Lower replacement + expansion with ROM Flash & RAM Drive RSXs||1||lower ROM|| [[Media:FW315.zip|Firmware 3.15 ROMs]]
|-
||[https://github.com/llopis/amstrad-diagnostics Amstrad Diagnostics v1.4L]||2021||[[llopis|llopis]]||Lower Rom Diagnostics ROM||1||lower ROM||[[Media:AmstradDiag1.4L.zip|AmstradDiag1.4L.zip]]
|}

== BASIC ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 464 Basic]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.0||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_1.0.zip|CPC 464 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 664 Basic]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from CPC 664||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_664.zip|CPC 664 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 464+ and 6128+ Basic]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_PLUS.zip|CPC 6128+ Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic English]]||1986||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||[[Locomotive BASIC]] 1.1 - Dumped from CPC 6128||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC_1.1.zip|CPC 6128 Basic ROM]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic French]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||0|| [[Media:French 6128 ROMs.zip|CPC 6128 Basic French ROMs]]
|-
||[[Locomotive_BASIC|CPC 6128 Basic Spanish]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]] - [[Locomotive_Software|Locomotive]]||||1||0|| [[Media:BASIC1.1_(6128_Spanish).ROM‎|CPC 6128 Basic Spanish]]
|}

== DOS / RAMdisc ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[AMSDOS|AMSDOS 0.5]]||1985||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||Dumped from CPC 6128||1||7|| [[Media:AMSDOS_0.5.zip|AMSDOS 0.5 ROM]]
|-
||[[AMSDOS|AMSDOS 0.7]]||1990||[[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||Dumped from 6128 [[Plus System Cartridge]]||1||7|| [[Media:AMSDOS_0.7.zip|AMSDOS 0.7 ROM]]
|-
||AMSDOS 720K||19xx||?||||1||7|| [[media:Amsdos720.zip|AMSDOS 720K ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Amspat++]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||Patched AMSDOS ROM for Plus machines - makes them compatible with Classic CPC AMSDOS||1||7|| [[media:AMSPAT.zip|Amspat++ ROM]]
|-
||[[BOS|BOS v2.1]]||1987||[[Vortex_Computersysteme|Vortex GmbH]]||||1||7|| [[Media:Bos10.zip|BOS ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxidos|Jm MaxiDOS v1.2]]||19xx||[[Nemesis|Nemesis]]||||1||7|| [[Media:JMMAXIDOS.zip|JM Maxidos ROM]]
|-
||[[NigDOS|NigDOS 2.24]]||1988||Unknown||Replacement for AMSDOS with Silicon Disk support||1||7|| [[media:nigdos.zip|NigDOS 2.24 ROM]]
|-
||[[ParaDOS|ParaDOS]]||1997||[[Executioner|Executioner]]||||1||7 or Lower|| [http://www.winape.net/download/Parados.zip ParaDOS 1.1]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.11]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS211.zip|RODOS 2.11 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.13]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS213.ZIP|RODOS 2.13 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.15]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS215.zip|RODOS 2.15 ROM]]
|-
||[[RODOS|RoDOS v2.19]]||19xx||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||7|| [[Media:RODOS219.zip|RODOS 2.19 ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS]]||1988||[[KDS|Kds Electronics]]||||1||7|| [[media:RomDOS .zip|ROM DOS ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS XL v4.0]]||1992||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software Ltd]] - [[KDS|Kds Electronics]]||||1||7|| [[media:Rdosxl40.zip|ROM DOS XL 4.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[ROMDOS|Rom DOS XL v4.88]]||1993||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software Ltd]]||||1||7|| [[media:Rdosxl48.zip|ROM DOS XL 4.88 ROM]]
|-
||[[S-DOS|S-DOS 2.10]]||1993||[[STS|STS Software]]||||1||7|| [[media:SDOS210.ROM|S-DOS 2.10 ROM]]
|-
||[[UniDOS|UniDOS]]||2021||[[Futurs']]||AMSDOS compatible DOS which provides support for additional hardware/software drives through plugins ROMs called DOS nodes||1 + DOS nodes||Any (7 recommended)|| [https://unidos.cpcscene.net UniDOS official web site]
|-
||[[VaraDOS|VaraDOS]]||2013||[[Amstrad]], [[Executioner]], [[TFM]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats on A and B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:VaraDOS.ROM| VaraDOS ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 1.0]]||1985||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:Vortex10.zip| V-DOS 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 2.0]]||1985||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on B||1||7 or Lower|| [[Media:Vortex20.zip| V-DOS 2.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[VDOS|V-DOS 2.11]]||1986||[[Vortex|Vortex]]||Provides 0.7 MB on A,B,C,D||1||7 or Lower|| [[File:VDOS_decoded_TFM.ROM]]
|-
||[[XD-DOS|XD-DOS 1.11]]||1987||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats||1||7 or Lower||[[Media:Xddos111.zip| XD-DOS 1.11 ROM]]
|-
||[[XD-DOS|XD-DOS 2.10]]||1990||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides 0.7 MB formats and hard disc support||1||7 or Lower||[[Media:XDDOS210.ROM|XD-DOS 2.10 ROM]]
|}

== Alternative OS ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[CP/M|CPM+]]||1988||Graduate Software - [[Digital_Research|Digital Research]] - [[Amstrad|Amstrad]]||||2||1-15(31)|| [[media:Cpmp.zip|CP/M+ ROMs]]
|-
||[[CPM Accessory ROM 1|CPM Accessory ROM 1]]||1988||Graduate Software||Requires CPM+ to be installed||1||1-15|| [[media:Cpmacc1.zip|CPM Accesory ROM 1]]
|-
||[[CPM Plus ROM|CPM Plus ROM by Vorax]]||19xx||Graduate - Vorax||||2||1-15(31)|| [[media:voraxcpm.zip|Vorax CPM Plus ROMs]]
|-
||[[Desktop_Environment_System|DES - Desktop Environment System]]||1994||Michael Beckett - [[Campursoft|Campursoft]]||||2||1-15(31)||[[media:desr.zip|DES Desktop Environment System ROMs]]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS]]||1989- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Advanced OS for CPC6128 and 6128Plus||4||ROM A: 0-15(31) / B-D: 1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM for M4]]||2022- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Mass storage support for M4||1||1-255||[http://www.FutureOS.de FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM ROM management]]||2016- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||[[ROManager]] 2.34 on ROM||1||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROMs for Wallpapers]]||2016- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Wallpapers on ROM||3||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM Tools]]||2016- 2022||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Applications on ROM||1||1-255||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/FutureOS_System_.8.zip FutureOS]
|-
||[[FutureOS|FutureOS XROM FutureTex]]||2019- 2023||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Comprehensive text editor, character designer and keys manager for FutureOS||1||0-255||[http://www.FutureOS.de FutureOS]
|-
||[[Symbos|SymbOS]]||2007- 2016||[[Prodatron|Prodatron]]||||4||1-15|| [http://www.symbos.de/download/symbos-cpc.zip SymbOS ROMs]
|}

== Background Utility ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[https://github.com/llopis/amstrad-diagnostics Amstrad Diagnostics v1.4L]||2021||[[llopis|llopis]]||Upper Rom Diagnostics ROM||1||upper ROM||[[Media:AmstradDiag1.4L.zip|AmstradDiag1.4L.zip]]
|-
||[[Amstrad Toolkit|Amstrad Toolkit v1.1]]||1985||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:TOOLK11.ROM|Amstrad Toolkit 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Amstrad Toolkit|Amstrad Toolkit v1.4]]||1986||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Toolkit.zip|Amstrad Toolkit 1.4 ROM]]
|-
||[[Amsback De Luxe|Amsback De Luxe]]||1985||[[Henrik Torp|Henrik Torp]]||||1||-|| [[media:Amsback.rom|Amsback De Luxe ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|BAS-CHE]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||BASGEN and Cheese Cruncher||1||-|| [[media:BAS-CHE.zip| BAS-CHE ROM]]
|-
||[[Inicron_ROM-RAM-Box|Booster ROM]]||1996|| [[WSX|WSX]] ||Initialises ROMs 16-31||1||15|| [[media:BOOSTER.zip|Booster ROM]]
|-
||CATRUN||2023||[[Norecess|Norecess]]||a simple tool for the Amstrad CPC machines to fasten the process of disc's content discovery / launch a program.||1||-||http://norecess464.weebly.com/catrun.html
|-
||[[Copymate Plus|Copymate+ v3.2]]||1990||Marco Vieth||||1||-|| [[media:copymate.zip| Copymate+ v3.2 ROM]]
|-
||CTWA ROM||1987||[[Computing with the Amstrad]]||Generated from source code included in [http://www.cantrell.org.uk/david/tech/cpc/CWTA-writing-ROMs.html tutorial on writing ROM software]||1||-|| [[media:CWTA.zip| CWTA ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc Demon|Disc Demon v1.1]]||1986||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Ddemon11.zip|Disc Demon 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Disc O' Magic 4.1]]||1993||[[WSX|WSX]]||Disc/File Copier||1||-|| [[media:MAGIC.zip| Disc O' Magic 4.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc Power|Disc Power]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:Discpower.zip|Disc Power ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology Disccopier]]||1987||Meridien Software||Unofficial conversion to ROM by T3m||1||-|| [[media:Discolog.zip|Discology Disccopier ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology Filecopier]]||19xx||Unknown||French||1||-|| [[media:Discfile.zip|Discology Filecopier ROM]]
|-
||[[Discology|Discology v6.0]]||19xx||Meridien Software||Transferred to ROM by Vorax. Supposedly for Plus, but works on a normal CPC?||1||-|| [[media:Discology6.zip|Discology 6.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Disc_User's_Utilities_(Micro_Power_Ltd.)|Disc User's Utilities]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro_Power_Ltd]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Disc User's Utilities (Micro Power Ltd.) (1985).zip|Disc Users Utilites ROM]]
|-
||[[DOS_Copy_Crime|DOS Copy v1.3 and Crime v1.3]]||1991||Crown of Beng||PC to CPC copier and Disc copier||1||-|| [[media:Doscrime.zip|DOS Copy/Crime 1.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dragonbreed|Dragon Breed Rom 1]]||19xx||Dragon Breed||This ROM requires CP/M to be installed||1||-|| [[media:Dbreed1.zip|Dragon Breed 1 ROM]]
|-
||[[DSKTEST|DSKTEST Rom]]||2015||Pacomix|| ||1||-|| [[media:DSKTEST.ROM|DSKTEST ROM]]
|-
||[[John_Morrison|Extended BASIC v1.1]]||1986||[[John_Morrison|John Morrison]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Extended Basic v1.1 (1986)(John Morrison)(EXBASIC.ROM).zip|JM Extended BASIC ROM ]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V4.0]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||English Version||1||-|| [[Media:HackItV4.zip|HackIt ROM v4.00]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V4.79]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||French Version||1||-|| [[Media:HACKEUR.zip|Le Hackeur ROM v4.79]]
|-
||[[Hackit|Hack It / Le Hackeur V7.0]]||19xx||[[Siren_Software|Siren Software]])||French Version||1||-|| [[Media:HackItV7.zip|Le Hackeur ROM v7.00]]
|-
||[[JL_Utilities|JL Utilities v1.2]]||19xx||[[JLCS|J0rn Lorentzen-JLCS]]||||1||-|| [[media:JLUtilities 12.zip‎|JL Utilities 1.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[JL_Utilities|JL Utilities v2.1]]||19xx||[[JLCS|J0rn Lorentzen-JLCS]]||Memory monitor and disassembler||1||-||[[media:Jlutilit21.zip‎|JL Utilities 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[KNS ROM|Kns ROM 6128 v1.01]]||1989||MFW||||1||-|| [[media:knsrom.zip|KNS ROM]]
|-
||[[Locksmith|Lock Smith]]||1985||[[Beebugsoft|Bee Bug Soft]]||||1||-|| [[media:Locksmith.zip|Locksmith ROM]]
|-
||[[Masterfile_III|Master File 128 v2.2]]||19xx||[[Campbell_Systems|Campbell Systems]] and [[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark]]||||1||-|| [[media:mfile128.zip|Masterfile 128 ROM]]
|-
||[[Masterfile_464|Master File 464 v1.1]]||1984||[[Campbell_Systems|Campbell Systems]] and [[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Master File 464 v1.1 (1984)(Campbell Systems and Amsoft)(MFILE464.ROM).zip|Master File 464 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Master Save]]||1993||Meridien Informatique||Disc Copier||1||-|| [[Media:Mastsave.zip|Master Save ROM]]
|-
||[[Micro Style ROM|Micro Style ROM v2.11]]||1989||[[Microstyle|Micro Style]] - PotPlant Systems||Printer + Screen Utilities (plus some small games!)||1||-|| [[media:stylerom.zip|Microstyle Style ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|Muzak]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||Soundtracker Player||1||-|| [[media:MUZAK.zip| Muzak ROM]]
|-
||[[Nirvana|Nirvana 1.1]]||1990||[[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Nirvana 1.1 (1990)(GoldMark Systems)(NIRVANA.ROM).zip|Nirvana 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Nirvana|Nirvana 1.21+]]||1991||[[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:NIRVANA21Plus.ZIP|Nirvana 1.21+ ROM]]
|-
||[[NWC_Utilities|Nwc Utilities 1.1]]||19xx||[[NWC|Nwc]]||||1||-|| [[media:Nwcutili.zip|NWC Utilities 1.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[Oddjob|Odd Job 2.2]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]] - [[Goldmark_Systems|GoldMark]]||||1||-|| [[media:Oddjob22.zip| Odd Job 2.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[CPC_Procopy|Pro Skey - Procopy v1.2 and Speed Key]]||1990||[[Nemesis|Nemesis]]||||1||-|| [[media:Proskey.zip|Procopy 1.2 Speedkey ROM]]
|-
||[[Programmers Toolbox|Programmer's Toolbox 1.0a]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:Toolbox10.zip|Programmers Toolbox 1.0a]]
|-
||[[Programmers Toolbox|Programmers Tool Box v1.2a]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:pt12a.zip|Programmers Toolbox 1.2a]]
|-
||[[QuickCMD|QuickCMD V2.1]]||2011||norecess||Adds enhancements to working with discs, like TAB-autocomplete and running with a simple filename||1||-|| [[Media:Quickcmd-v21.zip|QuickCMD 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[RH-DMON|RH-DMON V3]]||1986||C.Hoesle-Kienzlen||Diskeditor in German||1||-|| [[media:RH-DMON3.zip|RH-DMON 3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Ruck Zuck Copy|Ruck Zuck Copy]]||1996||[[Doc Bartoc|Doc Bartoc]]||||1||-|| [[media:Ruckzuk.rom|Ruck Zuck Copy ROM]]
|-
||[[Superpower_Mailing_List_(Micro_Power_Ltd.)|Super Power Mailing List]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Super Power Mailing List (1985)(Micro Power Ltd)(MAIL.ROM).zip|Superpower Mailing ROM]]
|-
||[[Super ROM|Super Rom v1.0]]||1991||Vorax||||1||-|| [[Media:Super.zip|Super ROM 1.0]]
|-
||[[Super_Romplus|Super ROMplus]]||1986||[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Auto Rom Control System 1.6||1||-|| [[media:SuperRplus.zip|Super ROM Plus 1.6]]
|-
||[[System_X|System X v2.1]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Sysx21.zip|System X 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[T3m|T3m ROM]]||19xx||Unknown||||1||-|| [[media:T3mrom.zip|T3m ROM]]
|-
||[[Transmat|Transmat v2.1]]||1985||[[Pride_Utilities|Pride Utilities]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Tmat21.zip|Transmat 2.1 ROM]]
|-
||[[UNCR|UNCR v2.4]]||1988||Graduate Software||Cruncher Accessory ROM for CPM||1||-|| [[media:Cpmcrch.zip|UNCR 2.4 ROM]]
|-
||[[Utility Suite|Utility Suite]]||19xx||Unknown||||||7|| [[media:Rob3rom.zip|Utility Suite ROM]]
|-
||[[Utopia|Utopia]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:ArnorUtopia.zip|Utopia ROM]]
|-
||[[Utopia|Utopia 1.07]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:UTOP107.ROM|Utopia 1.07 ROM]]
|-
||[[WriteDSK|WriteDisk]]||2005||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||PC to CPC Disk Copier||1||-|| [[Media:Writedsk.rom‎|Writedisk ROM]]
|-
||[[WSX|WSX Utilities]]||19xx||[[WSX|WSX]]||CRTC, Disc, RAM and ROM utilities (some utilities will only work with the Inicron RAM-ROM Box)||1||-|| [[media:WSXUTILITY.zip| WSX Utility ROM]]
|-
||[[YANCC|Yet Another Norton-Commander Clone]]||2016||[[SOS|SOS]]||Norton-Commander Clone-for AMSDOS+ACMEDOS, M4DOS follows - [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/applications/yet-another-norton-commander-clone/ newer Versions]||1||-|| [[media:YANCC220916b.zip|YANCC ROM]]
|}

== Language Compiler ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[BCPL|BCPL]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:ArnorBCPL.zip|BCPL ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.0]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Maxam(Rom).zip|Maxam 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.14]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[Media:MAXAM114.ROM|Maxam 1.14 ROM]]
|-
||[[Maxam|Maxam 1.5]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||||1||-|| [[media:Maxam15.zip|Maxam 1.5 ROM]]
|-
||[[PhrozenC|PhrozenC v1.1]]||2010||[[NoRecess|NoRecess]]||||1||-|| [http://www.norecess.net/uploads/6/0/2/5/6025013/phrozenc-11.zip PhrozenC 1.1 ROM]
|}

== Full Program ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[The_Advanced_OCP_Art_Studio|The Advanced OCP Art Studio]]||?||[[Rainbird_(software_house)|Rainbird]]||Unofficial Hack 1.0 - Based on v2.4, the features 'Printer Menu' 'Password' and 'Software Backup were removed to reduce the program size||3||-|| [[media:OCPROM.zip|The Advanced OCP Art Studio ROM]]
|-
||[[BrunWord|BrunWord]]||?||[[Brunning_Software|Brunning Software]]||||||-|| Link Required
|-
||[[Draughts|Draughts]]||1986||Unknown||Possibly a converted Basic Program||1||-|| [[media:DRAUGHTS.ROM|Draughts ROM]]
|-
||[[Micro-Music_Creator|Micro Music Creator]]||1988||First Byte||||2||-|| [[Media:MicroMusic.zip|Micro-Music Creator ROMs]]
|-
||[[Philosoft|Philosoft]]||1987||Philosoft||WordStar compatible text editor, 2-pass assembler, Z80 tester/debugger, Terminal program (incl. X-Modem protocol) - Roms in slot 4 and 12||2||-|| [[media:Philosoft roms.zip|Philosoft ROMs]]
|-
||[[Protext|Protext 1.20]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Word Processor||1||-|| [[Media:Protext_V1.20_(Rom).zip|Protext 1.20 ROM]]
|-
||[[Protext|Protext 1.22]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Word Processor||1||-|| [[Media:Protext(Rom).zip|Protext 1.22 ROM]]
|-
||[[Promerge_Plus|ProMerge Plus 1.0]]||1986||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Mail merge for [[Protext|Protext]] ||1||-|| [[Media:ProMergePlus(Rom).zip|Promerge Plus 1.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[ProPrint|ProPrint 1.52]]||1993||[[Campursoft|Campursoft]]||Print enhancer for [[Protext|Protext]] ||1||-|| [[Media:PROPR152.ROM|ProPrint 1.52 ROM]]
|-
||[[Prospell|ProSpell 1.04]]||1985||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Spellchecking utility for [[Protext|Protext]]||1||-|| [[Media:PROSP104.ROM|Prospell 1.04 ROM]]
|-
||[[Prospell|ProSpell 1.10]]||1986||[[Arnor|Arnor]]||Spellchecking utility for [[Protext|Protext]]||1||-|| [[Media:Prospell(Rom).zip|Prospell 1.10 ROM]]
|-
|[[STarKos|STarKos 1.21]]||?||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||Music Tracker||2-3||-|| [http://www.grimware.org/lib/exe/fetch.php/documentations/software/starkos/starkos.v1.21.rom.arkos.zip STarKos 1.21]
|}

== Hardware Dependent ROMs ==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[AMRAM2|Amram 2]]||19xx||[[Silicon_Systems|Silicon Systems]]||Sideways RAM toolkit ROM||1||-|| [[media:amram2.zip|AMRAM 2 ROM]]
|-
||[[ANTA_64|Anta 64]]||Unknown||||||||-|| Link Required
|-
||Arkos ROM Pack||2006||[[Arkos|Arkos]]||RSXs need CPC Booster||2||-|| [http://www.julien-nevo.com/arkos/tools/Arkos%20ROM%20Pack%20v1.1%20Files%20(arkos).zip Arkos ROM Pack 1.1]
|-
||[[Disc_Wizard|Disc Wizard]]||Unknown||[[Evesham_Micros|Evesham Micros]]||||1||-|| [[Media:DiscWizard12.zip|DiscWizard v1.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Fleet_EPROM_Programmer|Amstrad Eprom Programmer]]||19xx||Fleet Microsystems Ltd & F.Kup||||1||-|| [[Media:Amstrad Eprom Programmer (19xx)(Fleet Microsystems Ltd & F.Kup)(FLTEPRM.ROM).zip| Fleet EPROM ROM]]
|-
||[[Spectre_Comms_Serial_Interface|Cage Comms v1.1]]||19xx||[[Aspects_BBS|D. Gorski and I. Hoare]]||||1||-|| [[Media:CageCommsRom11.zip|Cage Comms ROM v1.1]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|Cage Comms v1.21]]||1987||[[Aspects_BBS|D. Gorski and I. Hoare]]||For the K.D.S. Serial Interface||1||-|| [[Media:CAGE121.ZIP|Cage Comms ROM v1.21]]
|-
||[[Panda_Electronics_Communications_Interface_Unit|Communication Interface Unit Driver Softare 1.5]]||1986||Panda Electronics Ltd||||1||-|| [[Media:Panda Electronics Communication Interface Unit Interface Driver v1.5.zip|Panda Comms ROM]]
|-
||[[Amstrad_Serial_Interface|Comstar v1.25]]||1986||[[HoneySoft|Honeysoft]] - [[PACE|Pace]]||||2||-|| [[Media:AmstradPaceSerialInterfaceCommstarRomImage.zip|ROM Image for Pace version]]
|-
||[[Copy Lock|Copy Lock v6.0]]||1988||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||||1||-|| [[media:copyl60.zip|Copy Lock 6.0 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_Lightpen|Dk'Tronics Lightpen ROM]]||19xx||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Dk'tronicsLightPenRomImage.zip|Dk'tronics Lightpen ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 64K 0.3 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-||[[Media:SiliconDisc64.zip|DK'Tronics 64Kb Silicon Disc 0.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 1.3 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-||[[Media:Dk'tronicsSiliconDiscRomImage.zip|DK'Tronics Silicon Disc 1.3 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_memory_expansion|Dk'Tronics Silicon Disc 2.12 ROM]]||1986||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:SD212.ROM|Dk'tronics Silicon Disc 2.12 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dk'tronics_Speech_Synthesizer|Dk'Tronics Speech ROM v1.1]]||19xx||[[Dk'tronics|Dk'Tronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:DKSPEECH.ROM‎|DK'Tronics Speech ROM]]
|-
||[[HxC_Standalone_Floppy_Emulator|HxC Manager v2.2]]||2011||[[norecess|norecess]]||||1||-|| [http://www.norecess.net/uploads/6/0/2/5/6025013/hxc22.zip HxC 2.2 ROM]
|-
||[[John_Morrison|Jm EPROM Programmer]]||1985||[[John_Morrison|John Morrison]]||||1||-||[[Media:Jm Eprom Programmer (1985)(John Morrison)(JMPEPRM.ROM).zip|JM EPROM Prog ROM]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v4.2]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:KDS_RS232_4.2.zip|KDS Serial ROM v4.2]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v4.2B]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:Kds serial interface rom.zip|KDS Serial ROM v4.2b]]
|-
||[[KDS_Electronics_Serial_Interface|K.D.S Serial Interface & Comms Pack 5 v5.0]]||19xx||[[KDS|K.D.S. Electronics]]||||1||-|| [[Media:KDSCOM50.ZIP|KDS Serial ROM v5.0]]
|-
||[[LambdaSpeak III ROM]]||2019||[[FutureSoft]]||Lot's of RSX commands for the LambdaSpeak III expansion.||1||-|| [[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/LambdaSpeak_RSX_by_TFM.zip LambdaSpeak III RSX ROM]]
|-
||[[Ramcard_128|Madram/Overlanders]]||2004||Gerey Yves||Dams Assembler/Debugger and Burn software for RamCard||1||-|| [[Media:Ovl.zip‎|Overlanders ROM]]
|-
||[[MegaFlashROManager|MegaFlashROManager]]||2011 - 2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Management software for [[User:Bryce|Bryce's]] [[MegaFlash]]; similar to the ROManager||2||-||[http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/MF_ROManager.zip MegaFlashROManager]
|-
||[[Mirage_Imager|Mirage Imager V2]]||?||Mirage Computers Ltd.||||1||-|| [[Media:MirageImagerV2.zip|Mirage Image V2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Mirage_Imager|Mirage Imager V3.2]]||1987||Mirage Computers Ltd.||||1||-|| [[Media:MirageImagerV32.zip|Mirage Image V3.2 ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1986||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For Original AMSDOS||1||-|| [[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.86.zip|Multiface 86 ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1988||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For Original AMSDOS (See [[Multiface|Multiface 2 Page]] for differences) ||1||-|| [[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.0e.zip|Multiface 0E ROM]]
|-
||[[Multiface|Multiface 2]]||1990||[[Romantic_Robot|Romantic Robot]]||For CPC Plus AMSDOS|||1||-||[[Media:Multiface.two.romantic.robot.8b.zip|Multiface CPC Plus ROM]]
|-
||[[RDOS|RDOS]]||1988||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides a 444 KB RAM disc on Dobbertin RAM Expansion||1||7|| [[Media:RDOS-EXT.ROM‎|RDOS ROM]]
|-
||[[Roman|Roman]]||2013||[[PNG|PNG]]||ROM Management for the [[MegaFlash|MegaFlash]]||1||-|| [[Media:ROMAN10-DSKHFE.zip‎|ROMAN 1.0]]
|-
||[[ROManager|ROManager]]||2005 - 2012||[[FutureSoft|FutureSoft]]||Management software for the [[SYMBiFACE_II|SYMBiFACE II]]; similar to the MegaFlashROManager||2||-|| [http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/SF_ROManager.zip SFII ROManager]
|-
||[[ROManager|ROManager ALL]]||2005 - 2019||[[FutureSoft]]||Management software for ALL Pseudo-ROM expansions: FG, M4, MF, SF2, SF3, X-MEM etc.; ROManager on FutureOS XROM||1||0-255|| [http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/ROManager_ALL.zip ROManager for FutureOS]
|-
||[[Softbrenner 1.27|Softbrenner 1.27]]||?||[[WSX|WSX]]||for ROM-RAM-Box||1||-|| [[media:SB127.zip|Softbrenner 1.27 ROM]]
|-
||[[Dobbertin Smart Watch|TIME ROM+]]||?||[[Dobbertin|Dobbertin]]||Provides RSX commands to use the [[Dobbertin Smart Watch|Dobbertin SmartWatch RTC]] under BASIC||1||-|| [[media:TIMEROM+.ROM|TIME ROM+]]
|-
||[[VIDI_digitizer|VIDI Digitizer 2.02 ROM]]||1986||[[Rombo_Productions|Rombo Productions]]||||||-|| [[media:VIDIR202.ROM|VIDI Digitizer 2.02 ROM]]
|-
||[[Vortex_Expansions_RAM_card|Vortex RAM - Expansion Card ID]]||19xx||[[Vortex_Computersysteme|Vortex]]||||1||-|| [[media:vramid.zip|Vortex RAM ID ROM]]
|-
||[[X-ROM|X-ROM Eprommer v1.16]]||1986||[[Timatic_Systems|Timatic Systems]]||||1||-|| [[Media:XROM Eprommer v1.16 (1986)(Timatic Systems)(XROM.ROM).zip|X-ROM ROM]]
|}

== Game ROMs ==
(most files taken from [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/index.php?topic=7854.msg60349#msg60349 this forum thread here] )

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! Category / Name
! Year
! Author
! Description / Comment
! Number of Roms
! ROM Position
! File
|-
||[[Ahhh|Ahhh]]||1988||[[CRL|CRL Group PLC.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Ahhh.rom|Ahhh ROM]]
|-
||[[Air_Traffic_Control|Air Traffic Control]]||1984||[[Hewson_Consultants|Hewson Consultants]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Air Traffic Control.rom|Air Traffic Control ROM]]
|-
||[[Airwolf|Airwolf]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Elite_Systems|Elite Systems]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Airwolf.rom|Airwolf ROM]]
|-
||[[Alex_Higgins_World_Snooker|Alex Higgins World Snooker]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Gem_Software|Gem Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Alex_Higgins_World_Snooker.rom|Alex Higgins World Snooker ROM]]
|-
||[[Anarchy|Anarchy]]||1988||[[Hewson|Hewson]]/[[Rack-It|Rack-It]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Anarchy.rom|Anarchy ROM]]
|-
||[[Android One|Android One]]||1985||[[Vortex Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||1||-||[[media:android_one.rom|Android One ROM]]
|-
||[[Arkanoid|Arkanoid]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>ARKANOID||1||-||[[media:Arkanoid.rom|Arkanoid ROM]]
|-
||[[Astro_Attack|Astro Attack]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Astro Attack.rom|Astro Attack ROM]]
|-
||[[Atlants|Atlantis]]||1985||[[Cobra_Soft|Cobra Soft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Atlantis.rom|Atlantis ROM]]
|-
||[[Avenger|Avenger]]||1986||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:AvengerROMs.zip|Avenger ROMs]]
|-
||[[Blagger|Blagger]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Alligata_Software|Alligata Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Blagger.rom|Blagger ROM]]
|-
||[[Bomb Jack|Bomb Jack I & II]]||1986-7||[[Elite Systems]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||3||-||[[media:Bomb_jack_1_y_2.zip|Bomb Jack I & II ROMs]]
|-
||[[Boulder_Dash|Boulder Dash]]||1985||[[Mirrorsoft|Mirrorsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Boulderdash.rom|Boulder Dash ROM]]
|-
||[[Braxx_Bluff|Braxx Bluff]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>BRAXX||1||-||[[media:BRAXX.ROM|Braxx Bluff ROM]]
|-
||[[Bruce_Lee|Bruce Lee]]||1984||[[Americana|Americana]]/[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Bruce Lee.rom|Bruce Lee ROM]]
|-
||[[Chuckie_Egg|Chuckie Egg]]||1985||[[A&F Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-|| [[media:EGGRSX.ROM|Chuckie Egg ROM]]
|-
||[[Classic_Axiens|Classic Axiens]]||1986||[[Bubble_Bus_Software|Bubble Bus Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by TFM||1||-|| [[media:AXIENS.ROM|Classic Axiens ROM]]
|-
||[[Classic Invaders|Classic Invaders]]||1986||[[Bubble_Bus_Software|Bubble Bus Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Classic Invaders.rom|Classic Invaders ROM]]
|-
||[[Chopper_Squad|Chopper Squad]]||1984||[[Interceptor_Software|Interceptor Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Chopper Squad.rom|Chopper Squad ROM]]
|-
||[[Codename_MAT|Codename MAT]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>CODEMAT||2||-||[[media:Codename_MAT_ROMs.zip|Codename MAT ROMs]]
|-
||[[CPC_Invaders|CPC Invaders]]||1993||[[STS|STS Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:CPCInvad.rom|CPC Invaders ROM]]
|-
||[[Cyber_Huhn|Cyber Huhn]]||2013||TFM, MacDeath, Tom&Jerry||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Cyberhuhn.zip|Cyber Huhn ROM]]
|-
||[[Dead_on_Time|Dead on Time]]||2010||[[Psytronik_Software|Psytronik]]/[[Paul_Kooistra|Paul Kooistra]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>DOT||2||-||[[media:Dead_on_Time_ROMs.zip|Dead on Time ROMs]]
|-
||[[Defend_or_Die|Defend or Die]]||1985||[[Alligata_Software|Alligata Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by arnoldemu||1||-||[[media:Defend or Die.rom|Defend or Die ROM]]
|-
||[[Donkey_Kong|Donkey Kong]]||1986||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Donkey Kong.rom|Donkey Kong ROM]]
|-
||[[Don't_Panic|Don't Panic]]||1985||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Don't Panic.rom|Don't Panic ROM]]
|-
||[[Dragon's_Gold|Dragon's Gold]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Dragon's_Gold.rom|Dragon's Gold ROM]]
|-
||[[Electro_Freddy|Electro Freddy]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Softspot|Softspot]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Electro Freddy.rom|Electro Freddy ROM]]
|-
||[[Equinox]]||1986||[[Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Equinox rom.rar|Equinox ROMs]]
|-
||[[Everyone's_A_Wally|Everyone's a Wally]]||1985||[[Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Everyones_a_Wally.rar|Everyone's a Wally ROMs]]
|-
||[[Finders_Keepers|Finders Keepers]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Finders Keepers.rom|Finders Keepers ROM]]
|-
||[[Fire_Ant|Fire Ant]]||1984||[[Mogul_Communications|Mogul Communications]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Fire Ant.rom|Fire ant ROM]]
|-
||[[Frost_Byte|Frost byte]]||1986||[[MikroGen|MikroGen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Frost Byte.rom|Frost Byte ROM]]
|-
||[[Fu-Kung_in_Las_Vegas|Fu-Kung In Las Vegas]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Romik|Romik]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Fu-Kung_In_Las_Vegas.rom|Fu-Kung In Las Vegas ROM]]
|-
||[[Game_Of_Dragons|Game Of Dragons]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Game Of Dragons.rom|Game Of Dragons ROM]]
|-
||[[Gauntlet_(Defender Clone)|Gauntlet (Defender Clone)]]||1985||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Gauntlet.rom|Gauntlet ROM]]
|-
||[[Ghouls|Ghouls]]||1984||[[Micro_Power_Ltd.|Micro Power Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Ghouls.rom|Ghouls ROM]]
|-
||[[Gilligan's Gold|Gilligan's Gold]]||1984||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Gilligan's Gold.rom|Gilligan's Gold ROM]]
|-
||[[Glider_Rider|Glider Rider]]||1986||[[Quicksilva]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Glider.rar|Glider Rider ROMs]]
|-
||[[Grand_Prix_Driver|Grand Prix Driver]]||1984||[[Amsoft]]/[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:GPDriver.rom|Grand Prix Driver ROM]]
|-
||[[Grand_Prix_Rally_II|Grand Prix Rally II]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Loriciels|Loriciels]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Rally2.rom|Grand Prix Rally II ROM]]
|-
||[[Great_Gurianos|Great Gurianos]]||1987||[[Hit_Pak|Hit Pak]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Great_Gurianos.rar|Great Gurianos ROMs]]
|-
||[[Hagar|Hagar]]||????||[[The Black System|The Black System]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Hagar.rom|Hagar ROM]]
|-
||[[Harrier_Attack|Harrier Attack]]||1984||[[Amsoft]]/[[Durell Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-|| [[media:Harrier.rom|Harrier Attack ROM]]
|-
||[[Harvey_Headbanger|Harvey Headbanger]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>HARVEY||1||-||[[media:Harvey_Headbanger.rom|Harvey Headbanger ROM]]
|-
||[[Head Over Heels|Head Over Heels]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by SyX||3||9, 16 and 17|| [[media:hoh_roms.zip|Head Over Heels ROMs]]
|-
||[[Herberts_Dummy_Run|Herbert's Dummy Run]]||1985||[[Mikron-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Herberts_Dummy_Run.rar‎|Herbert's Dummy Run ROMs]]
|-
||[[Highway_Encounter|Highway Encounter]]||1985||[[Vortex_Software|Vortex Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||2||-|| [[media:Highway_Encounter.zip|Highway Encounter ROMs]]
|-
||[[Home_Runner|Home Runner]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Britannia_Software_Ltd|Britannia Software Ltd]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Home Runner.rom|Home Runner ROM]]
|-
||[[House_Of_Usher|House Of Usher]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Indescomp|Indescomp]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:House Of Usher.rom|House Of Usher ROM]]
|-
||[[Hunchback|Hunchback]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Hunchback.rom|Hunchback ROM]]
|-
||[[Into_Oblivion|Into Oblivion]]||1986||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Oblivion.rom|Into Oblivion ROM]]
|-
||[[Jammin|Jammin]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Jammin.rom|Jammin ROM]]
|-
||[[Karl's_Treasure_Hunt|Karl's Treasure Hunt]]||1984||[[Software_Projects|Software Projects Ltd.]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Karl's Treasure Hunt.rom|Karl's Treasure Hunt ROM]]
|-
||[[Killer Gorilla|Killer Gorilla]]||1987||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Killer Gorilla.rom|Killer Gorilla ROM]]
|-
||[[Knight_Lore|Knight Lore]]||1985||[[Ultimate|Ultimate Play The Game]]||Converted to launch from ROM by MiguelSky||2||-||[[media:KnightLore.zip|Knight Lore ROMs]]
|-
||[[Kong_Strikes_Back|Kong Strikes Back]]||1984||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-||[[media:Kong Strikes Back.rom|Kong Strikes Back ROMs]]
|-
||[[Krakout|Krakout]]||1987||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-|| [[media:KrakoutROMs.zip|Krakout ROMs]]
|-
||[[Lab_Escape|Lab Escape]]||2013||[[EgoTrip|EgoTrip]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Lab Escape.rom|Lab Escape ROM]]
|-
||[[Light_Force|Light Force]]||1986||[[FTL|FTL]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>LIGHTFORCE||2||-||[[media:Light_Force_ROMs.zip|Light Force ROMs]]
|-
||[[Livingstone, I Presume]]|| 1987 || [[Opera_Soft|Opera Soft]] || Converted by VincentGR ||2|| - || [[Media:Lingivstone.zip| Linvingstone, I Presume?]]
|-
||[[Loom_Preview|Loom (Preview)]]||?||[[Epsilon|Epsilon]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Loom Preview.rom|Loom Preview ROM]]
|-
||[[Manic_Miner|Manic Miner]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Software_Projects|Software Projects]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Manic Miner.rom|Manic Miner ROM]]
|-
||[[Monty_On_The_Run|Monty on the Run]]||1986||[[Gremlin_Graphics|Gremlin Graphics]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Monty_on_the_Run.rar‎|Monty on the Run ROMs]]
|-
||[[Moon_Buggy|Moon Buggy]]||1985||[[Anirog|Anirog Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Moon_Buggy.rom|Moon Buggy ROM]]
|-
||[[Mutant_Monty|Mutant Monty]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Artic_Computing|Artic Computing]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Mutant Monty.rom|Mutant Monty ROM]]
|-
||[[Nemesis_the_Warlock|Nemesis the Warlock]]||1987||[[Martech]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Nemesis_the_Warlock.rar‎|Nemesis the Warlock ROMs]]
|-
||[[Nebulus|Nebulus]]||1988||[[HEWSON]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Nebulus_ROM.zip|Nebulus ROMs]]
|-
||[[Oh Mummy|Oh Mummy]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM||1||-||[[media:Ohmummy.rom|Oh Mummy ROM]]
|-
||[[One_Man_And_His_Droid|One Man And His Droid]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:One Man And His Droid.rom|One Man And His Droid ROM]]
|-
||[[Overkoban|Overkoban]]||2013||Tom&Jerry, Supersly, Eldrik||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Overkoban.zip|Overkoban ROM]]
|-
||[[Pac-Man|Pac-Man]]||1986||T and T||Converted to launch from ROM by Nilquader||1||-||[[media:pacman-rom.zip|Pacman ROM]]
|-
||[[Punchy|Punchy]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Mr._Micro|Mr. Micro]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Punchy.rom|Punchy ROM]]
|-
||[[Pyjamarama]]||1985||[[Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Pyjamarama ROM.rar|Pyjamarama ROMs]]
|-
||[[Relentless|Relentless]]||2013||Axelay, Rexbeng, Tom&Jerry||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Relentless.zip|Relentless ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_Ahoy!|Roland Ahoy!]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Computersmith|Computersmith]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Ahoy.rom|Roland Ahoy! ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_goes_Digging|Roland Goes Digging]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Goes Digging.rom|Roland Goes Digging ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_goes_Square_Bashing|Roland Goes Square Bashing]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland Goes Square Bashing.rom|Roland Goes Square Bashing ROM]]
|-
||[[Roland_on_the_Ropes|Roland On The Ropes]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Indescomp|Indescomp]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Roland On The Ropes.rom|Roland On The Ropes ROM]]
|-
||[[Ruff and Reddy|Ruff and Reddy]]||????||[[Nicholas_Campbell|Nick Campbell]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:RuffandReddyROMs.zip|Ruff and Reddy ROMs]]
|-
||[[Satellite_Warrior|Satellite Warrior]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>SATWAR||2||-||[[media:Satellite_Warrior_ROMs.zip|Satellite Warrior ROMs]]
|-
||[[Sentinel|Sentinel]]||1987||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>SENTINEL||1||-||[[media:Sentinel.ROM|Sentinel ROM]]
|-
||[[Space_Hawks|Space Hawks]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Durell Software|Durell Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:SpaceHwk.rom|Space Hawks ROM]]
|-
||[[Space_Mania|Space Mania]]||1986||[[Neil Kolban (ACU)]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Space Mania.rom|Space Mania ROM]]
|-
||[[Spannerman|Spannerman]]||1984||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Gem_Software|Gem Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Spannerman.rom|Spannerman ROM]]
|-
||[[Speed_King|Speed King]]||1985||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-||[[media:Speed King.rom|Speed King ROM]]
|-
||[[Spy_vs_Spy|Spy vs Spy]]||1985||[[First_Star|First Star]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:Spy_vs_Spy.rar‎|Spy vs Spy ROMs]]
|-
||[[Star Firebirds|Star Firebirds]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Axelay||1||-|| [[media:Starfire.rom|Star Firebirds ROM]]
|-
||[[Subtera_Puzlo|Subtera Puzlo]]||2013||EgoTrip, Redbox||CPCWiki 16KB Game ROM competition 2013||1||-||[[media:Subterapuzlo.zip|Subtera Puzlo ROM]]
|-
||[[Tapper|Tapper]]||1986||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Bally Midway]]/[[Sega|Sega]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tapper.rom|Tapper ROM]]
|-
||[[Tempest|Tempest]]||1986||[[Activision|Activision]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tempest.rom|Tempest ROM]]
|-
||[[Three Weeks in Paradise|Three Weeks in Paradise]]||1986||[[Mikro-Gen|Mikro-Gen]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-||[[media:3_Weeks_in_Paradise.rar‎|3 Weeks in Paradise ROMs‎]]
|-
||[[The_Prize|The Prize]]||1985||[[Amsoft|Amsoft]]/[[Arcade_Software|Arcade Software]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:The Prize.rom|The Prize ROM]]
|-
||[[The Curse of Sherwood|The Curse of Sherwood]]||1987||[[Mastertronic|Mastertronic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||2||-|| [[media:TheCurseofSherwoodROMs.zip|The Curse of Sherwood ROMs]]
|-
||[[Thrust|Thrust]]||1986||[[Firebird|Firebird]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-|| [[media:Thrust.rom|Thrust ROM]]
|-
||[[Trashman|Trashman]]||1986||[[Virgin_Games|Virgin Games]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Trashman.rom|Trashman ROM]]
|-
||[[Tribble Trouble|Tribble Trouble]]||????||[[????]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Tribble Trouble.rom|Tribble Trouble ROM]]
|-
||[[Uridium|Uridium]]||1986||[[Hewson_Consultants|Hewson Consultants]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Uridium.rom|Uridium ROM]]
|-
||[[WEC_Le_Mans|WEC Le Mans]]||1988||[[Ocean|Ocean Software]]||Launch from ROM with <nowiki>|</nowiki>WEC||2||-||[[media:WEC_Le_Mans.zip|WEC Le Mans ROMs]]
|-
||[[West_Bank|West Bank]]||1986||[[Dinamic|Dinamic]]||Converted to launch from ROM by MiguelSky||2||-||[[media:WestBank.zip|West Bank ROMs]]
|-
||[[Wriggler_(Blaby)|Wriggler (Blaby)]]||1985||[[Blaby_Computer_Games|Blaby Computer Games]]||Converted to launch from ROM by Tastefulmrship||1||-||[[media:Wriggler (Blaby).rom|Wriggler (Blaby) ROM]]
|-
||[[ZblastSD|ZblastSD]]||2005||[[Nicholas_Campbell|Nicholas Campbell]]||Converted to launch from ROM by 00WReX||1||-||[[media:ZBlastSD.rom|ZblastSD ROM]]
|-
|}

[[Category:Expansion ROM| ]][[Category:Software| ]][[Category:Operating System| ]][[Category:Programming software| ]][[Category:DATA Storage| ]][[Category:CPC Internal Components]]

File:AmstradDiag1.4L.zip

2024-10-14T14:15:21Z

SerErris: Amstrad Diagnostic ROM Version 1.4L from https://github.com/llopis/amstrad-diagnostics created by llopis Noel Llopis 2021-2024

Amstrad Diagnostic ROM Version 1.4L from https://github.com/llopis/amstrad-diagnostics
created by llopis Noel Llopis 2021-2024

Schematics

2024-04-12T10:35:08Z

SerErris: Replacing Schematic for 464

== CPC Classic Schematics ==

<gallery caption="System Schematics">
File:464Schematic_new.png|Amstrad CPC464 (new)
File:Schaltplan_cpc_464.jpg|Amstrad CPC464 (scan)
File:CPC664_Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC664 (main)
File:CPC664 Disk Interface Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC664 (disc)
File:CPC6128_Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC6128 (main)
File:CPC6128 Disk Interface Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC6128 (disc)
File:CPC_Disc_Cassette_Schematic.gif|Disc And Cassette Schematics
</gallery>

# HighRes scalable version of the CPC464 Schematics: [[Media:464SchematicRedraw_white.pdf|464SchematicRedraw_white.pdf]]

# A full KiCad 6 schematic and pcb layout for the MC0020x CPC6128 boards (featuring the "new" gate array and 24-pin data separator IC) is available at https://github.com/pelrun/cpc-schematics

<gallery caption="Monitor Schematics">
File:GT64_Schematic.png|GT64
File:GT65_Schematic.png|GT65
File:CTM640_Schematic.png|CTM640
File:CTM644_Schematic.png|CTM644
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Disk Drive Interface Schematics">
File:DDI_Schematic.png|DDI
</gallery>

== CPC Plus Schematics ==

<gallery caption="Original Scans (high-resolution, with lots of blank space)">
File:CPC_Plus_CPU_Schematic.jpg|CPU Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Asic_Schematic.GIF|Asic Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Vid_Mem_Schematic.jpg|Video and Memory Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Cassette_Schematic.jpg|Cassette Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Edited (lower resolution, less blank space, more concentrated info)">
File:Edited CPC_Plus_CPU_Schematic.gif|CPU Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Asic_Schematic.gif|Asic Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Vid_Mem_Schematic.gif|Video and Memory Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Cassette_Schematic.gif|Cassette Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Monitor Schematics">
File:MM12_Schematic.gif|MM12 Schematic
File:CM14_Power_Sound_Schematic.gif|CM14 Power And Sound Schematic
File:CM14_Video_Schematic.gif|CM14 Video Schematic
</gallery>

== GX4000 Schematics ==

<gallery caption="System Schematics">
File:GX4000_CPU_Schematic.png|CPU Schematic
File:GX4000_ASIC_Schematic.png|Asic Schematic
File:GX4000_Memory_Video_Schematic.png|Video and Memory Schematic
File:GX4000_RGB_Schematic.png|RGB Conversion Schematic
File:GX4000_Power_Schematic.png|Power Supply Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="GX4000 - Edited version (lower resolution, less white space)">
File:Edited GX4000 ASIC Schematic.gif|ASIC Schematic
File:Edited GX4000 Vid Mem Cpu Schematic.gif|CPU Video Memory
File:Edited GX4000 RGB Power Schematic.gif|RGB and Power (PAL)
File:Edited GX4000 French Schematic.gif|RGB and Power (French)

</gallery>

== KC Compact Schematics (East German CPC clone) ==

<gallery>
File:Kcc schematic cpu io.gif|CPU and I/O Schematic
File:Kcc schematic memory.gif|Memory Schematic
File:Kcc schematic modulator.gif|Modulator Schematic
File:Kcc schematic video power.gif|Video and Power Schematic
File:Kcc block diagram.gif|Block Diagram
File:Kcc component map mainboard.gif|Component Map (Mainboard)
File:Kcc component map modulator.gif|Component Map (Modulator)
</gallery>

== Aleste 520EX Schematics (Russian CPC clone) ==

<gallery>
File:Aleste-Schematic1.gif|Schematic 1/4
File:Aleste-Schematic2.gif|Schematic 2/4
File:Aleste-Schematic3.gif|Schematic 3/4
File:Aleste-Schematic4.gif|Schematic 4/4
File:Aleste-Component-Map.gif|Component Map
</gallery>

For reference, the original '''unedited''' schematics are here:
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic1.gif|Sheet 1]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic2.gif|Sheet 2]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic3.gif|Sheet 3]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic4.gif|Sheet 4]], and
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Component-Map.gif|Component Map]]

== Additional Hardware ==
* [[3 1/2" & 5 1/4" Disk Drives]] (errr. no schematics here, no pinouts, nothing?)
* [[Peripherals]] (contains schematics - as far as any do exist)
* [[Joystick Y-cables]] (with schematics)
* [[TV Scart cable]] (with schematics)

* '''Note''' - Further schematics are found in the [[Service Manuals]].

[[Category:Hardware| ]][[Category:CPC Internal Components| ]][[Category:Amstrad CPC media]][[Category:Picture Gallery]][[Category:Electronic Component| ]][[Category:Clones|*]][[Category:CPC Plus|*]]

File:464Schematic new.png

2024-04-12T10:33:27Z

SerErris: The 464 Schematic in new format.

The 464 Schematic in new format.

File:Schematic464 new.png

2024-04-12T09:59:30Z

SerErris: The 464 Schematic in new format.

The 464 Schematic in new format.

Schematics

2024-04-11T13:21:55Z

SerErris: changed link to new schematic 464

== CPC Classic Schematics ==

<gallery caption="System Schematics">
File:Schaltplan_cpc_464.jpg|Amstrad CPC464
File:CPC664_Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC664 (main)
File:CPC664 Disk Interface Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC664 (disc)
File:CPC6128_Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC6128 (main)
File:CPC6128 Disk Interface Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC6128 (disc)
File:CPC_Disc_Cassette_Schematic.gif|Disc And Cassette Schematics
</gallery>

# HighRes scalable version of the CPC464 Schematics: [[Media:464SchematicRedraw_white.pdf|464SchematicRedraw_white.pdf]]

# A full KiCad 6 schematic and pcb layout for the MC0020x CPC6128 boards (featuring the "new" gate array and 24-pin data separator IC) is available at https://github.com/pelrun/cpc-schematics

<gallery caption="Monitor Schematics">
File:GT64_Schematic.png|GT64
File:GT65_Schematic.png|GT65
File:CTM640_Schematic.png|CTM640
File:CTM644_Schematic.png|CTM644
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Disk Drive Interface Schematics">
File:DDI_Schematic.png|DDI
</gallery>

== CPC Plus Schematics ==

<gallery caption="Original Scans (high-resolution, with lots of blank space)">
File:CPC_Plus_CPU_Schematic.jpg|CPU Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Asic_Schematic.GIF|Asic Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Vid_Mem_Schematic.jpg|Video and Memory Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Cassette_Schematic.jpg|Cassette Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Edited (lower resolution, less blank space, more concentrated info)">
File:Edited CPC_Plus_CPU_Schematic.gif|CPU Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Asic_Schematic.gif|Asic Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Vid_Mem_Schematic.gif|Video and Memory Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Cassette_Schematic.gif|Cassette Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Monitor Schematics">
File:MM12_Schematic.gif|MM12 Schematic
File:CM14_Power_Sound_Schematic.gif|CM14 Power And Sound Schematic
File:CM14_Video_Schematic.gif|CM14 Video Schematic
</gallery>

== GX4000 Schematics ==

<gallery caption="System Schematics">
File:GX4000_CPU_Schematic.png|CPU Schematic
File:GX4000_ASIC_Schematic.png|Asic Schematic
File:GX4000_Memory_Video_Schematic.png|Video and Memory Schematic
File:GX4000_RGB_Schematic.png|RGB Conversion Schematic
File:GX4000_Power_Schematic.png|Power Supply Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="GX4000 - Edited version (lower resolution, less white space)">
File:Edited GX4000 ASIC Schematic.gif|ASIC Schematic
File:Edited GX4000 Vid Mem Cpu Schematic.gif|CPU Video Memory
File:Edited GX4000 RGB Power Schematic.gif|RGB and Power (PAL)
File:Edited GX4000 French Schematic.gif|RGB and Power (French)

</gallery>

== KC Compact Schematics (East German CPC clone) ==

<gallery>
File:Kcc schematic cpu io.gif|CPU and I/O Schematic
File:Kcc schematic memory.gif|Memory Schematic
File:Kcc schematic modulator.gif|Modulator Schematic
File:Kcc schematic video power.gif|Video and Power Schematic
File:Kcc block diagram.gif|Block Diagram
File:Kcc component map mainboard.gif|Component Map (Mainboard)
File:Kcc component map modulator.gif|Component Map (Modulator)
</gallery>

== Aleste 520EX Schematics (Russian CPC clone) ==

<gallery>
File:Aleste-Schematic1.gif|Schematic 1/4
File:Aleste-Schematic2.gif|Schematic 2/4
File:Aleste-Schematic3.gif|Schematic 3/4
File:Aleste-Schematic4.gif|Schematic 4/4
File:Aleste-Component-Map.gif|Component Map
</gallery>

For reference, the original '''unedited''' schematics are here:
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic1.gif|Sheet 1]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic2.gif|Sheet 2]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic3.gif|Sheet 3]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic4.gif|Sheet 4]], and
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Component-Map.gif|Component Map]]

== Additional Hardware ==
* [[3 1/2" & 5 1/4" Disk Drives]] (errr. no schematics here, no pinouts, nothing?)
* [[Peripherals]] (contains schematics - as far as any do exist)
* [[Joystick Y-cables]] (with schematics)
* [[TV Scart cable]] (with schematics)

* '''Note''' - Further schematics are found in the [[Service Manuals]].

[[Category:Hardware| ]][[Category:CPC Internal Components| ]][[Category:Amstrad CPC media]][[Category:Picture Gallery]][[Category:Electronic Component| ]][[Category:Clones|*]][[Category:CPC Plus|*]]

MM12

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[[Image:MM12 side2.jpg|thumb|200px|Amstrad MM12 Monochrome Monitor]]

This was the amber monochrome monitor sold together with the [[Plus|CPC464plus/CPC6128plus computers]] as an alternative to the [[CM14]] colour monitor.
It was also available as an option to the GX4000 video console.

As the disk drive of the CPC6128plus didn't need 12V anymore, the monitor provided a 5V power supply only.
Unlike the predecessors [[CTM640/CTM644]] it also had built-in stereo speakers and thus a different connector for the signals.
It can therefore not be used for the [[CPC_old_generation|classic CPCs]] without an adaptor cable.

== Technical Specs. ==

{|
|-
| Tube diameter:
| 30.5cm/12"
|-
| Visible diameter:
| ??cm/??"
|-
| Input voltage:
| 220V~/50Hz
|-
| Power consumption:
| 42W / 0.22A 
|-
| Output voltage:
| 5V 2.4A
|}

The MM12 accepts a luminance, sync and ground signal in a similar way to the GT64/GT65. It also has inputs for stereo sound.
The luminance is generated by combining the R,G,B signals from the Gate-Array or ASIC using resistors. The range seems to be 0V-5V.

== Pictures ==

<gallery>
Image:mm1_front.png|MM12 front
Image:mm12_back.jpg|MM12 back (showing vhold dial)
Image:MM12_side.jpg|MM12 side (showing one speaker)
Image:MM12_side2.jpg|MM12 other side (showing the other speaker)
Image:MM12_back_info.jpg|MM12 back (showing information plate)
Image:MM12_front_dials.jpg|MM12 front (showing dials and power. Monitor is on it's side)
Image:Various 022.jpg|MM12 underneath
</gallery>

== Weblinks ==

== Notes ==

Not to be confused with the Schneider monitor with the same model name, as that one was the Hercules Monochrome monitor for the Schneider EuroPC and similar!

== User Manual ==

The procedure of setting up the CPCplus/GX4000 with the MM12 monitor is described in the CPC464plus/CPC6128plus and GX4000 [[User Manual]].

== Service Manual ==

* [https://www.cpcwiki.eu/manuals/Service%20Manual%20Amstrad%20Plus.zip Amstrad 464PLUS-6128PLUS-GX4000-MM12-CM14 Service Manual]

[[Category:CPC Plus]]
[[Category:Graphic]]
[[Category:Peripherals]][[Category:CPC Internal Components]][[Category:Amstrad Products]]

File:464SchematicRedraw white.pdf

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The 464 Schematic Redrawn in high resolution scalable format.

Schematics

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== CPC Classic Schematics ==

<gallery caption="System Schematics">
File:Schaltplan_cpc_464.jpg|Amstrad CPC464
File:CPC664_Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC664 (main)
File:CPC664 Disk Interface Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC664 (disc)
File:CPC6128_Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC6128 (main)
File:CPC6128 Disk Interface Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC6128 (disc)
File:CPC_Disc_Cassette_Schematic.gif|Disc And Cassette Schematics
</gallery>

# HighRes scalable version of the CPC464 Schematics: [[Media:464SchematicRedraw_white_1.02.pdf|464SchematicRedraw_white.pdf]]
# A full KiCad 6 schematic and pcb layout for the MC0020x CPC6128 boards (featuring the "new" gate array and 24-pin data separator IC) is available at https://github.com/pelrun/cpc-schematics

<gallery caption="Monitor Schematics">
File:GT64_Schematic.png|GT64
File:GT65_Schematic.png|GT65
File:CTM640_Schematic.png|CTM640
File:CTM644_Schematic.png|CTM644
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Disk Drive Interface Schematics">
File:DDI_Schematic.png|DDI
</gallery>

== CPC Plus Schematics ==

<gallery caption="Original Scans (high-resolution, with lots of blank space)">
File:CPC_Plus_CPU_Schematic.jpg|CPU Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Asic_Schematic.GIF|Asic Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Vid_Mem_Schematic.jpg|Video and Memory Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Cassette_Schematic.jpg|Cassette Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Edited (lower resolution, less blank space, more concentrated info)">
File:Edited CPC_Plus_CPU_Schematic.gif|CPU Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Asic_Schematic.gif|Asic Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Vid_Mem_Schematic.gif|Video and Memory Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Cassette_Schematic.gif|Cassette Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Monitor Schematics">
File:MM12_Schematic.gif|MM12 Schematic
File:CM14_Power_Sound_Schematic.gif|CM14 Power And Sound Schematic
File:CM14_Video_Schematic.gif|CM14 Video Schematic
</gallery>

== GX4000 Schematics ==

<gallery caption="System Schematics">
File:GX4000_CPU_Schematic.png|CPU Schematic
File:GX4000_ASIC_Schematic.png|Asic Schematic
File:GX4000_Memory_Video_Schematic.png|Video and Memory Schematic
File:GX4000_RGB_Schematic.png|RGB Conversion Schematic
File:GX4000_Power_Schematic.png|Power Supply Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="GX4000 - Edited version (lower resolution, less white space)">
File:Edited GX4000 ASIC Schematic.gif|ASIC Schematic
File:Edited GX4000 Vid Mem Cpu Schematic.gif|CPU Video Memory
File:Edited GX4000 RGB Power Schematic.gif|RGB and Power (PAL)
File:Edited GX4000 French Schematic.gif|RGB and Power (French)

</gallery>

== KC Compact Schematics (East German CPC clone) ==

<gallery>
File:Kcc schematic cpu io.gif|CPU and I/O Schematic
File:Kcc schematic memory.gif|Memory Schematic
File:Kcc schematic modulator.gif|Modulator Schematic
File:Kcc schematic video power.gif|Video and Power Schematic
File:Kcc block diagram.gif|Block Diagram
File:Kcc component map mainboard.gif|Component Map (Mainboard)
File:Kcc component map modulator.gif|Component Map (Modulator)
</gallery>

== Aleste 520EX Schematics (Russian CPC clone) ==

<gallery>
File:Aleste-Schematic1.gif|Schematic 1/4
File:Aleste-Schematic2.gif|Schematic 2/4
File:Aleste-Schematic3.gif|Schematic 3/4
File:Aleste-Schematic4.gif|Schematic 4/4
File:Aleste-Component-Map.gif|Component Map
</gallery>

For reference, the original '''unedited''' schematics are here:
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic1.gif|Sheet 1]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic2.gif|Sheet 2]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic3.gif|Sheet 3]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic4.gif|Sheet 4]], and
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Component-Map.gif|Component Map]]

== Additional Hardware ==
* [[3 1/2" & 5 1/4" Disk Drives]] (errr. no schematics here, no pinouts, nothing?)
* [[Peripherals]] (contains schematics - as far as any do exist)
* [[Joystick Y-cables]] (with schematics)
* [[TV Scart cable]] (with schematics)

* '''Note''' - Further schematics are found in the [[Service Manuals]].

[[Category:Hardware| ]][[Category:CPC Internal Components| ]][[Category:Amstrad CPC media]][[Category:Picture Gallery]][[Category:Electronic Component| ]][[Category:Clones|*]][[Category:CPC Plus|*]]

File:464SchematicRedraw white 1.02.pdf

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The Schematic of Amstrad CPC 464 redrawn in a scalable format. Print at any size you want.

File:464SchematicRedraw white 1.02.png

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PNG Version of the file.

Schematics

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== CPC Classic Schematics ==

<gallery caption="System Schematics">
File:Schaltplan_cpc_464.jpg|Amstrad CPC464
File:464SchematicRedraw_white_1.02.pdf|Amstrad CPC464 (scalable)
File:CPC664_Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC664 (main)
File:CPC664 Disk Interface Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC664 (disc)
File:CPC6128_Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC6128 (main)
File:CPC6128 Disk Interface Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC6128 (disc)
File:CPC_Disc_Cassette_Schematic.gif|Disc And Cassette Schematics
</gallery>

A full KiCad 6 schematic and pcb layout for the MC0020x CPC6128 boards (featuring the "new" gate array and 24-pin data separator IC) is available at https://github.com/pelrun/cpc-schematics

<gallery caption="Monitor Schematics">
File:GT64_Schematic.png|GT64
File:GT65_Schematic.png|GT65
File:CTM640_Schematic.png|CTM640
File:CTM644_Schematic.png|CTM644
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Disk Drive Interface Schematics">
File:DDI_Schematic.png|DDI
</gallery>

== CPC Plus Schematics ==

<gallery caption="Original Scans (high-resolution, with lots of blank space)">
File:CPC_Plus_CPU_Schematic.jpg|CPU Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Asic_Schematic.GIF|Asic Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Vid_Mem_Schematic.jpg|Video and Memory Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Cassette_Schematic.jpg|Cassette Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Edited (lower resolution, less blank space, more concentrated info)">
File:Edited CPC_Plus_CPU_Schematic.gif|CPU Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Asic_Schematic.gif|Asic Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Vid_Mem_Schematic.gif|Video and Memory Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Cassette_Schematic.gif|Cassette Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Monitor Schematics">
File:MM12_Schematic.gif|MM12 Schematic
File:CM14_Power_Sound_Schematic.gif|CM14 Power And Sound Schematic
File:CM14_Video_Schematic.gif|CM14 Video Schematic
</gallery>

== GX4000 Schematics ==

<gallery caption="System Schematics">
File:GX4000_CPU_Schematic.png|CPU Schematic
File:GX4000_ASIC_Schematic.png|Asic Schematic
File:GX4000_Memory_Video_Schematic.png|Video and Memory Schematic
File:GX4000_RGB_Schematic.png|RGB Conversion Schematic
File:GX4000_Power_Schematic.png|Power Supply Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="GX4000 - Edited version (lower resolution, less white space)">
File:Edited GX4000 ASIC Schematic.gif|ASIC Schematic
File:Edited GX4000 Vid Mem Cpu Schematic.gif|CPU Video Memory
File:Edited GX4000 RGB Power Schematic.gif|RGB and Power (PAL)
File:Edited GX4000 French Schematic.gif|RGB and Power (French)

</gallery>

== KC Compact Schematics (East German CPC clone) ==

<gallery>
File:Kcc schematic cpu io.gif|CPU and I/O Schematic
File:Kcc schematic memory.gif|Memory Schematic
File:Kcc schematic modulator.gif|Modulator Schematic
File:Kcc schematic video power.gif|Video and Power Schematic
File:Kcc block diagram.gif|Block Diagram
File:Kcc component map mainboard.gif|Component Map (Mainboard)
File:Kcc component map modulator.gif|Component Map (Modulator)
</gallery>

== Aleste 520EX Schematics (Russian CPC clone) ==

<gallery>
File:Aleste-Schematic1.gif|Schematic 1/4
File:Aleste-Schematic2.gif|Schematic 2/4
File:Aleste-Schematic3.gif|Schematic 3/4
File:Aleste-Schematic4.gif|Schematic 4/4
File:Aleste-Component-Map.gif|Component Map
</gallery>

For reference, the original '''unedited''' schematics are here:
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic1.gif|Sheet 1]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic2.gif|Sheet 2]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic3.gif|Sheet 3]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic4.gif|Sheet 4]], and
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Component-Map.gif|Component Map]]

== Additional Hardware ==
* [[3 1/2" & 5 1/4" Disk Drives]] (errr. no schematics here, no pinouts, nothing?)
* [[Peripherals]] (contains schematics - as far as any do exist)
* [[Joystick Y-cables]] (with schematics)
* [[TV Scart cable]] (with schematics)

* '''Note''' - Further schematics are found in the [[Service Manuals]].

[[Category:Hardware| ]][[Category:CPC Internal Components| ]][[Category:Amstrad CPC media]][[Category:Picture Gallery]][[Category:Electronic Component| ]][[Category:Clones|*]][[Category:CPC Plus|*]]

Schematics

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== CPC Classic Schematics ==

<gallery caption="System Schematics">
File:Schaltplan_cpc_464.jpg|Amstrad CPC464
Media:464SchematicRedraw_white_1.02.pdf|Amstrad CPC464 (scalable)
File:CPC664_Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC664 (main)
File:CPC664 Disk Interface Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC664 (disc)
File:CPC6128_Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC6128 (main)
File:CPC6128 Disk Interface Schematic.png|Amstrad CPC6128 (disc)
File:CPC_Disc_Cassette_Schematic.gif|Disc And Cassette Schematics
</gallery>

A full KiCad 6 schematic and pcb layout for the MC0020x CPC6128 boards (featuring the "new" gate array and 24-pin data separator IC) is available at https://github.com/pelrun/cpc-schematics

<gallery caption="Monitor Schematics">
File:GT64_Schematic.png|GT64
File:GT65_Schematic.png|GT65
File:CTM640_Schematic.png|CTM640
File:CTM644_Schematic.png|CTM644
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Disk Drive Interface Schematics">
File:DDI_Schematic.png|DDI
</gallery>

== CPC Plus Schematics ==

<gallery caption="Original Scans (high-resolution, with lots of blank space)">
File:CPC_Plus_CPU_Schematic.jpg|CPU Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Asic_Schematic.GIF|Asic Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Vid_Mem_Schematic.jpg|Video and Memory Schematic
File:CPC_Plus_Cassette_Schematic.jpg|Cassette Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Edited (lower resolution, less blank space, more concentrated info)">
File:Edited CPC_Plus_CPU_Schematic.gif|CPU Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Asic_Schematic.gif|Asic Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Vid_Mem_Schematic.gif|Video and Memory Schematic
File:Edited CPC_Plus_Cassette_Schematic.gif|Cassette Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="Monitor Schematics">
File:MM12_Schematic.gif|MM12 Schematic
File:CM14_Power_Sound_Schematic.gif|CM14 Power And Sound Schematic
File:CM14_Video_Schematic.gif|CM14 Video Schematic
</gallery>

== GX4000 Schematics ==

<gallery caption="System Schematics">
File:GX4000_CPU_Schematic.png|CPU Schematic
File:GX4000_ASIC_Schematic.png|Asic Schematic
File:GX4000_Memory_Video_Schematic.png|Video and Memory Schematic
File:GX4000_RGB_Schematic.png|RGB Conversion Schematic
File:GX4000_Power_Schematic.png|Power Supply Schematic
</gallery>

<gallery caption="GX4000 - Edited version (lower resolution, less white space)">
File:Edited GX4000 ASIC Schematic.gif|ASIC Schematic
File:Edited GX4000 Vid Mem Cpu Schematic.gif|CPU Video Memory
File:Edited GX4000 RGB Power Schematic.gif|RGB and Power (PAL)
File:Edited GX4000 French Schematic.gif|RGB and Power (French)

</gallery>

== KC Compact Schematics (East German CPC clone) ==

<gallery>
File:Kcc schematic cpu io.gif|CPU and I/O Schematic
File:Kcc schematic memory.gif|Memory Schematic
File:Kcc schematic modulator.gif|Modulator Schematic
File:Kcc schematic video power.gif|Video and Power Schematic
File:Kcc block diagram.gif|Block Diagram
File:Kcc component map mainboard.gif|Component Map (Mainboard)
File:Kcc component map modulator.gif|Component Map (Modulator)
</gallery>

== Aleste 520EX Schematics (Russian CPC clone) ==

<gallery>
File:Aleste-Schematic1.gif|Schematic 1/4
File:Aleste-Schematic2.gif|Schematic 2/4
File:Aleste-Schematic3.gif|Schematic 3/4
File:Aleste-Schematic4.gif|Schematic 4/4
File:Aleste-Component-Map.gif|Component Map
</gallery>

For reference, the original '''unedited''' schematics are here:
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic1.gif|Sheet 1]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic2.gif|Sheet 2]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic3.gif|Sheet 3]],
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Schematic4.gif|Sheet 4]], and
[[Media:Black-Aleste-Component-Map.gif|Component Map]]

== Additional Hardware ==
* [[3 1/2" & 5 1/4" Disk Drives]] (errr. no schematics here, no pinouts, nothing?)
* [[Peripherals]] (contains schematics - as far as any do exist)
* [[Joystick Y-cables]] (with schematics)
* [[TV Scart cable]] (with schematics)

* '''Note''' - Further schematics are found in the [[Service Manuals]].

[[Category:Hardware| ]][[Category:CPC Internal Components| ]][[Category:Amstrad CPC media]][[Category:Picture Gallery]][[Category:Electronic Component| ]][[Category:Clones|*]][[Category:CPC Plus|*]]

Schematics

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File:464SchematicRedraw white 1.02.pdf

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The Schematic redrawn in a scalable format. Print at any size you want.

Amsoft SOFT Numbers

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[[Category:CPC History]][[Category:Definitions]]
SOFT Numbers used by [[AMSOFT]].

{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|SOFT111 ||[[Teach Yourself Amstrad Basic - A Tutorial Guide - Part I]]
|-
|SOFT155 ||[[Pascal (HiSoft 4T)]]
|-
|SOFT156 ||[[Teach Yourself Amstrad Basic - A Tutorial Guide - Part II]]: More Basic
|-
|SOFT157 ||The Concise CPC464 BASIC Specification
|-
|SOFT158 ||[[Soft158: The Complete CPC 464 OS Firmware Specification|The Concise CPC464 Firmware Specification]]
|-
|SOFT158A ||[[Soft158A: DDI-1 Firmware - The Complete CPC 464 DOS ROM Specification]]
|-
|SOFT159 ||A guide to CP/M (2.2)
|-
|SOFT160 ||Guide to Logo
|-
|SOFT211 ||[[:File:Schneider_Basic_Lehrbuch_Teil1.jpg|Schneider CPC 464 Schneider Basic Lehrbuch Teil1]]
|-
|SOFT256 ||[[:File:Schneider_Basic_Lehrbuch_Teil2.jpg|Schneider CPC 464 Schneider Basic Lehrbucht Teil2]]
|-
|SOFT258 ||[[:File:Schneider_CPC464_Firmware_Handbuch.pdf|Das komplette CPC464 Betriebssystem Firmware Handbuch]]
|-
|SOFT925 ||Introducing Pascal
|-
|SOFT968 ||[[Soft968: CPC 464/664/6128 Firmware]]
|-
|SOFT971 ||Guide to CP/M Plus
|-
|SOFT981M ||[[:File:Amstrad Computer User8507 006.jpg|Amstrad Computer User T-Shirt]]
|-
|(SOFT-5001)||[[ACU Issue 01 (Aug/Sep 1984)|CPC464 User, Issue 1, Aug/Sep 1984]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft (would have been SOFT-5001, but didn't have a printed SOFT number)
|-
|(SOFT-5002)||[[ACU Issue 2, 1984|CPC464 User, Issue 2, Oct/Nov 1984]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft (would have been SOFT-5002, but didn't have a printed SOFT number)
|-
|SOFT-5003 ||[[ACU Issue 1, 1985|Amstrad CPC464 User, Issue 3, Jan/Feb 1985]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft
|-
|SOFT-5004 ||[[ACU Issue 3, 1985|Amstrad CPC464 User, Issue 4, March 1985]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft
|-
|... ||...
|-
|SOFT-5014 ||[[ACU Issue 1, 1986|Amstrad Computer User, Issue 14, January 1986]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft
|-
|SOFT-5015 ||[[ACU Issue 2, 1986|Amstrad Computer User, Issue 15, February 1986]] (c) Amstrad Computer User (no longer published by AMSOFT, but this issue still has an Amsoft-style SOFT number)
|-
|}

Note: Further SOFT numbers (for games/utilities) are found on the [[AMSOFT]] page.

Amsoft SOFT Numbers

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[[Category:CPC History]][[Category:Definitions]]
SOFT Numbers used by [[AMSOFT]].

{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|SOFT111 ||[[Teach Yourself Amstrad Basic - A Tutorial Guide - Part I]]
|-
|SOFT155 ||[[Pascal (HiSoft 4T)]]
|-
|SOFT156 ||[[Teach Yourself Amstrad Basic - A Tutorial Guide - Part II]]: More Basic
|-
|SOFT157 ||The Concise CPC464 BASIC Specification
|-
|SOFT158 ||[[Soft158: The Complete CPC 464 OS Firmware Specification|The Concise CPC464 Firmware Specification]]
|-
|SOFT158A ||[[Soft158A: DDI-1 Firmware - The Complete CPC 464 DOS ROM Specification]]
|-
|SOFT159 ||A guide to CP/M (2.2)
|-
|SOFT160 ||Guide to Logo
|-
|SOFT211 ||[[:File:File:Schneider_Basic_Lehrbuch_Teil1.jpg|Schneider CPC 464 Schneider Basic Lehrbuch Teil1]]
|-
|SOFT256 ||[[:File:Schneider_Basic_Lehrbuch_Teil2.jpg|Schneider CPC 464 Schneider Basic Lehrbucht Teil2]]
|-
|SOFT258 ||[[:File:Schneider_CPC464_Firmware_Handbuch.pdf|Das komplette CPC464 Betriebssystem Firmware Handbuch]]
|-
|SOFT925 ||Introducing Pascal
|-
|SOFT968 ||[[Soft968: CPC 464/664/6128 Firmware]]
|-
|SOFT971 ||Guide to CP/M Plus
|-
|SOFT981M ||[[:File:Amstrad Computer User8507 006.jpg|Amstrad Computer User T-Shirt]]
|-
|(SOFT-5001)||[[ACU Issue 01 (Aug/Sep 1984)|CPC464 User, Issue 1, Aug/Sep 1984]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft (would have been SOFT-5001, but didn't have a printed SOFT number)
|-
|(SOFT-5002)||[[ACU Issue 2, 1984|CPC464 User, Issue 2, Oct/Nov 1984]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft (would have been SOFT-5002, but didn't have a printed SOFT number)
|-
|SOFT-5003 ||[[ACU Issue 1, 1985|Amstrad CPC464 User, Issue 3, Jan/Feb 1985]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft
|-
|SOFT-5004 ||[[ACU Issue 3, 1985|Amstrad CPC464 User, Issue 4, March 1985]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft
|-
|... ||...
|-
|SOFT-5014 ||[[ACU Issue 1, 1986|Amstrad Computer User, Issue 14, January 1986]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft
|-
|SOFT-5015 ||[[ACU Issue 2, 1986|Amstrad Computer User, Issue 15, February 1986]] (c) Amstrad Computer User (no longer published by AMSOFT, but this issue still has an Amsoft-style SOFT number)
|-
|}

Note: Further SOFT numbers (for games/utilities) are found on the [[AMSOFT]] page.

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The Cover of Soft 211 book.

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Part two of the german Basic course.

Amsoft SOFT Numbers

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[[Category:CPC History]][[Category:Definitions]]
SOFT Numbers used by [[AMSOFT]].

{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|SOFT111 ||[[Teach Yourself Amstrad Basic - A Tutorial Guide - Part I]]
|-
|SOFT155 ||[[Pascal (HiSoft 4T)]]
|-
|SOFT156 ||[[Teach Yourself Amstrad Basic - A Tutorial Guide - Part II]]: More Basic
|-
|SOFT157 ||The Concise CPC464 BASIC Specification
|-
|SOFT158 ||[[Soft158: The Complete CPC 464 OS Firmware Specification|The Concise CPC464 Firmware Specification]]
|-
|SOFT158A ||[[Soft158A: DDI-1 Firmware - The Complete CPC 464 DOS ROM Specification]]
|-
|SOFT159 ||A guide to CP/M (2.2)
|-
|SOFT160 ||Guide to Logo
|-
|SOFT211 ||[[:File:Schneider_Basic_Lehrbucht_Teil1.jpg|Schneider CPC 464 Schneider Basic Lehrbuch Teil1]]
|-
|SOFT256 ||[[:File:Schneider_Basic_Lehrbuch_Teil2.jpg|Schneider CPC 464 Schneider Basic Lehrbucht Teil2]]
|-
|SOFT258 ||[[:File:Schneider_CPC464_Firmware_Handbuch.pdf|Das komplette CPC464 Betriebssystem Firmware Handbuch]]
|-
|SOFT925 ||Introducing Pascal
|-
|SOFT968 ||[[Soft968: CPC 464/664/6128 Firmware]]
|-
|SOFT971 ||Guide to CP/M Plus
|-
|SOFT981M ||[[:File:Amstrad Computer User8507 006.jpg|Amstrad Computer User T-Shirt]]
|-
|(SOFT-5001)||[[ACU Issue 01 (Aug/Sep 1984)|CPC464 User, Issue 1, Aug/Sep 1984]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft (would have been SOFT-5001, but didn't have a printed SOFT number)
|-
|(SOFT-5002)||[[ACU Issue 2, 1984|CPC464 User, Issue 2, Oct/Nov 1984]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft (would have been SOFT-5002, but didn't have a printed SOFT number)
|-
|SOFT-5003 ||[[ACU Issue 1, 1985|Amstrad CPC464 User, Issue 3, Jan/Feb 1985]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft
|-
|SOFT-5004 ||[[ACU Issue 3, 1985|Amstrad CPC464 User, Issue 4, March 1985]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft
|-
|... ||...
|-
|SOFT-5014 ||[[ACU Issue 1, 1986|Amstrad Computer User, Issue 14, January 1986]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft
|-
|SOFT-5015 ||[[ACU Issue 2, 1986|Amstrad Computer User, Issue 15, February 1986]] (c) Amstrad Computer User (no longer published by AMSOFT, but this issue still has an Amsoft-style SOFT number)
|-
|}

Note: Further SOFT numbers (for games/utilities) are found on the [[AMSOFT]] page.

File:Schneider Basic Lehrbuch Teil1.jpg

2022-12-23T23:21:38Z

SerErris: The Cover of Soft 211 book.

The Cover of Soft 211 book.

Amsoft SOFT Numbers

2022-12-23T23:19:36Z

SerErris: Added the German Versions of the Basic course.

[[Category:CPC History]][[Category:Definitions]]
SOFT Numbers used by [[AMSOFT]].

{|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}
|SOFT111 ||[[Teach Yourself Amstrad Basic - A Tutorial Guide - Part I]]
|-
|SOFT155 ||[[Pascal (HiSoft 4T)]]
|-
|SOFT156 ||[[Teach Yourself Amstrad Basic - A Tutorial Guide - Part II]]: More Basic
|-
|SOFT157 ||The Concise CPC464 BASIC Specification
|-
|SOFT158 ||[[Soft158: The Complete CPC 464 OS Firmware Specification|The Concise CPC464 Firmware Specification]]
|-
|SOFT158A ||[[Soft158A: DDI-1 Firmware - The Complete CPC 464 DOS ROM Specification]]
|-
|SOFT159 ||A guide to CP/M (2.2)
|-
|SOFT160 ||Guide to Logo
|-
|SOFT211 ||Schneider CPC 464 Schneider Basic Lehrbuch Teil1
|-
|SOFT256 ||Schneider CPC 464 Schneider Basic Lehrbucht Teil2
|-
|SOFT258 ||[[:File:Schneider_CPC464_Firmware_Handbuch.pdf|Das komplette CPC464 Betriebssystem Firmware Handbuch]]
|-
|SOFT925 ||Introducing Pascal
|-
|SOFT968 ||[[Soft968: CPC 464/664/6128 Firmware]]
|-
|SOFT971 ||Guide to CP/M Plus
|-
|SOFT981M ||[[:File:Amstrad Computer User8507 006.jpg|Amstrad Computer User T-Shirt]]
|-
|(SOFT-5001)||[[ACU Issue 01 (Aug/Sep 1984)|CPC464 User, Issue 1, Aug/Sep 1984]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft (would have been SOFT-5001, but didn't have a printed SOFT number)
|-
|(SOFT-5002)||[[ACU Issue 2, 1984|CPC464 User, Issue 2, Oct/Nov 1984]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft (would have been SOFT-5002, but didn't have a printed SOFT number)
|-
|SOFT-5003 ||[[ACU Issue 1, 1985|Amstrad CPC464 User, Issue 3, Jan/Feb 1985]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft
|-
|SOFT-5004 ||[[ACU Issue 3, 1985|Amstrad CPC464 User, Issue 4, March 1985]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft
|-
|... ||...
|-
|SOFT-5014 ||[[ACU Issue 1, 1986|Amstrad Computer User, Issue 14, January 1986]] (c) Amstrad/Amsoft
|-
|SOFT-5015 ||[[ACU Issue 2, 1986|Amstrad Computer User, Issue 15, February 1986]] (c) Amstrad Computer User (no longer published by AMSOFT, but this issue still has an Amsoft-style SOFT number)
|-
|}

Note: Further SOFT numbers (for games/utilities) are found on the [[AMSOFT]] page.

Gotek

2022-12-04T00:04:44Z

SerErris:

Gotek is a floppy simulator which works with the CPC. The drives are cheap.

The basic Gotek has a 7-segment 2 digit display which shows the currently selected disk image, a USB socket for a USB memory stick, and 2 buttons to choose previous and next image.

There are additional mods that can be bought:
* speaker (to simulate the sound of the read/write head stepping as heard in a real drive)
* eject button
* rotary dial (turn the dial to select the disc image)
* LCD/OLED display (this shows more information including the name of the image)

To be useful on the CPC they need:
* appropriate firmware uploaded to them (e.g. HxC or FlashFloppy)
* 5v power (an old PC power supply can be used)
* a ribbon cable to connect it to the CPC (e.g. an old PC floppy cable which has both 3.5" and 5.25" connectors).

If you have the technical ability then it's easy to install a firmware onto the Gotek, if not, then you can buy Gotek drives with pre-installed firmware.

CPC Disk images are put onto a USB drive which is then plugged into the front of the Gotek.

Now the Gotek behaves as if it is a normal drive connected to the CPC.

There is a difference compared to a real drive: the disc motor signal is not connected internally to the Gotek. This means the ready signal will be active even if the disc motor is off.

EDIT: This is true for the old models. The new model SFRKC30.AT4.35 can pass the motor signal and reacts (delayed if wanted) to it for the ready signal. See below for Flashfloppy firmware.

==HxC Floppy Emulator firmware==

There is a version of the HxC Floppy Emulator firmware that can be used on the Gotek. It must be purchased from the HxC website and can then be installed and used.

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats as well as the HFE v1 & v3 file formats.

Once the firmware has been installed into a Gotek it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

==FlashFloppy firmware==

FlashFloppy is a free firmware for the Gotek written by Keir Fraser. Although free, Keir welcomes donations to [https://www.macmillan.org.uk/ Macmillan Cancer Support charity in the UK].

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats.

As of today the firmware can be installed via a special USB cable into a Gotek and it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

To best attach the Gotek to any CPC, use the following FF.cfg setting:

<pre>
# Floppy-drive interface mode
interface = shugart

# Host platform
host = unspecified

# Pins 2 & 34 output (drive->host) manual configuration
pin02 = high
pin34 = rdy

# Rotational offset of disk after a track change
track-change = realtime

# Rotational offset of disk after draining a write to Flash
write-drain = realtime

# Index pulses suppressed when RDATA and WDATA inactive?
index-suppression = yes

# Milliseconds from head-step start to RDATA active.
head-settle-ms = 12

# Milliseconds delay from motor-on to drive ready.
motor-delay = 200
</pre>

The rest of the settings can be used to your liking as they depend on preference and not on hardware emulation.

The best Gotek to buy currently (12/22) is the Model SFRKC30.AT4.35.
This model features a Artery AT32F435 APU and as well a motor jumper. This completes the emulation as it simulates the motor spinup time.
You should get one with Rotary encoder and with 128x64 oled display.

The first firmware with correct support for RDATA line release is 3.38 or 4.7 (both to be released as of now). Firmware 3.37 and 4.6a have a bug that prevents it to work correctly. The older Gotek models such as SFR1M44-U100K, SFRM72-U100 or SFRC922D.

For more details on which models to use and which to avoide, see here:
[https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models Gotek models on Flashfloppy wiki]

==Physical connection==
To connect the gotek to the CPC, you can directly connect it to the DDI-1 cable connector (you would need to cut off the noses on the bottom of the cable). It can work both as A drive (no 3" drive required) or as drive B. It can even work as a 3.5" or 5.25" drive for example with parados or VDOS. Please be aware that you cannot use an unmodified DDI-1 together with the Gotek without a normal 3" FD-1 drive. That is because the FD-1 delivers the 5V power to the DDI-1 and without it, it simply does not get any power to run.

You can also connect it to the original cable using an extension like this one:

[https://www.ebay.de/itm/266012797289 1 Stk. x IDC Verlängerungskabel 34 polig 20cm 2.54mm Verbinder #A3769] 
[https://www.ebay.com/itm/291263866470 6 inch 34-Pin 2x17 2.54-Pitch IDC 34-Wire Flat Ribbon Extension Cable, FF-E06]

There is no cablemode required - neither for the CPC464 nor for 664/6128 external disk connector.

==Related==
* [[HxC_Floppy_Emulator|HxC Floppy Emulator]]

==Links==
* [https://github.com/keirf/FlashFloppy FlashFloppy on github]
* [https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models Gotek models on Flashfloppy wiki]
* [https://hxc2001.com/ HxC Floppy Emulator Homepage]
* [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/applications/cubeios-fat16fat32-rom-for-the-cpc's-with-xmass/ OS-Support]

[[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:DIY]][[Category:DATA Storage]] [[Category:Emulator]]

Gotek

2022-12-04T00:03:48Z

SerErris:

Gotek is a floppy simulator which works with the CPC. The drives are cheap.

The basic Gotek has a 7-segment 2 digit display which shows the currently selected disk image, a USB socket for a USB memory stick, and 2 buttons to choose previous and next image.

There are additional mods that can be bought:
* speaker (to simulate the sound of the read/write head stepping as heard in a real drive)
* eject button
* rotary dial (turn the dial to select the disc image)
* LCD/OLED display (this shows more information including the name of the image)

To be useful on the CPC they need:
* appropriate firmware uploaded to them (e.g. HxC or FlashFloppy)
* 5v power (an old PC power supply can be used)
* a ribbon cable to connect it to the CPC (e.g. an old PC floppy cable which has both 3.5" and 5.25" connectors).

If you have the technical ability then it's easy to install a firmware onto the Gotek, if not, then you can buy Gotek drives with pre-installed firmware.

CPC Disk images are put onto a USB drive which is then plugged into the front of the Gotek.

Now the Gotek behaves as if it is a normal drive connected to the CPC.

There is a difference compared to a real drive: the disc motor signal is not connected internally to the Gotek. This means the ready signal will be active even if the disc motor is off.

EDIT: This is true for the old models. The new model SFRKC30.AT4.35 can pass the motor signal and reacts (delayed if wanted) to it for the ready signal. See below for Flashfloppy firmware.

==HxC Floppy Emulator firmware==

There is a version of the HxC Floppy Emulator firmware that can be used on the Gotek. It must be purchased from the HxC website and can then be installed and used.

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats as well as the HFE v1 & v3 file formats.

Once the firmware has been installed into a Gotek it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

==FlashFloppy firmware==

FlashFloppy is a free firmware for the Gotek written by Keir Fraser. Although free, Keir welcomes donations to [https://www.macmillan.org.uk/ Macmillan Cancer Support charity in the UK].

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats.

As of today the firmware can be installed via a special USB cable into a Gotek and it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

To best attach the Gotek to any CPC, use the following FF.cfg setting:

<pre>
# Floppy-drive interface mode
interface = shugart

# Host platform
host = unspecified

# Pins 2 & 34 output (drive->host) manual configuration
pin02 = high
pin34 = rdy

# Rotational offset of disk after a track change
track-change = realtime

# Rotational offset of disk after draining a write to Flash
write-drain = realtime

# Index pulses suppressed when RDATA and WDATA inactive?
index-suppression = yes

# Milliseconds from head-step start to RDATA active.
head-settle-ms = 12

# Milliseconds delay from motor-on to drive ready.
motor-delay = 200
</pre>

The rest of the settings can be used to your liking as they depend on preference and not on hardware emulation.

The best Gotek to buy currently (12/22) is the Model SFRKC30.AT4.35.
This model features a Artery AT32F435 APU and as well a motor jumper. This completes the emulation as it simulates the motor spinup time.
You should get one with Rotary encoder and with 128x64 oled display.

The first firmware with correct support for RDATA line release is 3.38 or 4.7 (both to be released as of now). Firmware 3.37 and 4.6a have a bug that prevents it to work correctly. The older Gotek models such as SFR1M44-U100K, SFRM72-U100 or SFRC922D.

For more details on which models to use and which to avoide, see here:
[https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models Gotek models on Flashfloppy wiki]

To connect the gotek to the CPC, you can directly connect it to the DDI-1 cable connector (you would need to cut off the noses on the bottom of the cable). It can work both as A drive (no 3" drive required) or as drive B. It can even work as a 3.5" or 5.25" drive for example with parados or VDOS. Please be aware that you cannot use an unmodified DDI-1 together with the Gotek without a normal 3" FD-1 drive. That is because the FD-1 delivers the 5V power to the DDI-1 and without it, it simply does not get any power to run.

You can also connect it to the original cable using an extension like this one:

[https://www.ebay.de/itm/266012797289 1 Stk. x IDC Verlängerungskabel 34 polig 20cm 2.54mm Verbinder #A3769] 
[https://www.ebay.com/itm/291263866470 6 inch 34-Pin 2x17 2.54-Pitch IDC 34-Wire Flat Ribbon Extension Cable, FF-E06]

There is no cablemode required - neither for the CPC464 nor for 664/6128 external disk connector.

==Related==
* [[HxC_Floppy_Emulator|HxC Floppy Emulator]]

==Links==
* [https://github.com/keirf/FlashFloppy FlashFloppy on github]
* [https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models Gotek models on Flashfloppy wiki]
* [https://hxc2001.com/ HxC Floppy Emulator Homepage]
* [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/applications/cubeios-fat16fat32-rom-for-the-cpc's-with-xmass/ OS-Support]

[[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:DIY]][[Category:DATA Storage]] [[Category:Emulator]]

Gotek

2022-12-04T00:03:13Z

SerErris:

Gotek is a floppy simulator which works with the CPC. The drives are cheap.

The basic Gotek has a 7-segment 2 digit display which shows the currently selected disk image, a USB socket for a USB memory stick, and 2 buttons to choose previous and next image.

There are additional mods that can be bought:
* speaker (to simulate the sound of the read/write head stepping as heard in a real drive)
* eject button
* rotary dial (turn the dial to select the disc image)
* LCD/OLED display (this shows more information including the name of the image)

To be useful on the CPC they need:
* appropriate firmware uploaded to them (e.g. HxC or FlashFloppy)
* 5v power (an old PC power supply can be used)
* a ribbon cable to connect it to the CPC (e.g. an old PC floppy cable which has both 3.5" and 5.25" connectors).

If you have the technical ability then it's easy to install a firmware onto the Gotek, if not, then you can buy Gotek drives with pre-installed firmware.

CPC Disk images are put onto a USB drive which is then plugged into the front of the Gotek.

Now the Gotek behaves as if it is a normal drive connected to the CPC.

There is a difference compared to a real drive: the disc motor signal is not connected internally to the Gotek. This means the ready signal will be active even if the disc motor is off.
EDIT: This is true for the old models. The new model SFRKC30.AT4.35 can pass the motor signal and reacts (delayed if wanted) to it for the ready signal. See below for Flashfloppy firmware.

==HxC Floppy Emulator firmware==

There is a version of the HxC Floppy Emulator firmware that can be used on the Gotek. It must be purchased from the HxC website and can then be installed and used.

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats as well as the HFE v1 & v3 file formats.

Once the firmware has been installed into a Gotek it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

==FlashFloppy firmware==

FlashFloppy is a free firmware for the Gotek written by Keir Fraser. Although free, Keir welcomes donations to [https://www.macmillan.org.uk/ Macmillan Cancer Support charity in the UK].

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats.

As of today the firmware can be installed via a special USB cable into a Gotek and it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

To best attach the Gotek to any CPC, use the following FF.cfg setting:

<pre>
# Floppy-drive interface mode
interface = shugart

# Host platform
host = unspecified

# Pins 2 & 34 output (drive->host) manual configuration
pin02 = high
pin34 = rdy

# Rotational offset of disk after a track change
track-change = realtime

# Rotational offset of disk after draining a write to Flash
write-drain = realtime

# Index pulses suppressed when RDATA and WDATA inactive?
index-suppression = yes

# Milliseconds from head-step start to RDATA active.
head-settle-ms = 12

# Milliseconds delay from motor-on to drive ready.
motor-delay = 200
</pre>

The rest of the settings can be used to your liking as they depend on preference and not on hardware emulation.

The best Gotek to buy currently (12/22) is the Model SFRKC30.AT4.35.
This model features a Artery AT32F435 APU and as well a motor jumper. This completes the emulation as it simulates the motor spinup time.
You should get one with Rotary encoder and with 128x64 oled display.

The first firmware with correct support for RDATA line release is 3.38 or 4.7 (both to be released as of now). Firmware 3.37 and 4.6a have a bug that prevents it to work correctly. The older Gotek models such as SFR1M44-U100K, SFRM72-U100 or SFRC922D.

For more details on which models to use and which to avoide, see here:
[https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models Gotek models on Flashfloppy wiki]

To connect the gotek to the CPC, you can directly connect it to the DDI-1 cable connector (you would need to cut off the noses on the bottom of the cable). It can work both as A drive (no 3" drive required) or as drive B. It can even work as a 3.5" or 5.25" drive for example with parados or VDOS. Please be aware that you cannot use an unmodified DDI-1 together with the Gotek without a normal 3" FD-1 drive. That is because the FD-1 delivers the 5V power to the DDI-1 and without it, it simply does not get any power to run.

You can also connect it to the original cable using an extension like this one:

[https://www.ebay.de/itm/266012797289 1 Stk. x IDC Verlängerungskabel 34 polig 20cm 2.54mm Verbinder #A3769] 
[https://www.ebay.com/itm/291263866470 6 inch 34-Pin 2x17 2.54-Pitch IDC 34-Wire Flat Ribbon Extension Cable, FF-E06]

There is no cablemode required - neither for the CPC464 nor for 664/6128 external disk connector.

==Related==
* [[HxC_Floppy_Emulator|HxC Floppy Emulator]]

==Links==
* [https://github.com/keirf/FlashFloppy FlashFloppy on github]
* [https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models Gotek models on Flashfloppy wiki]
* [https://hxc2001.com/ HxC Floppy Emulator Homepage]
* [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/applications/cubeios-fat16fat32-rom-for-the-cpc's-with-xmass/ OS-Support]

[[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:DIY]][[Category:DATA Storage]] [[Category:Emulator]]

Gotek

2022-12-04T00:00:12Z

SerErris: Updated formatting and added two links to extension cables.

Gotek is a floppy simulator which works with the CPC. The drives are cheap.

The basic Gotek has a 7-segment 2 digit display which shows the currently selected disk image, a USB socket for a USB memory stick, and 2 buttons to choose previous and next image.

There are additional mods that can be bought:
* speaker (to simulate the sound of the read/write head stepping as heard in a real drive)
* eject button
* rotary dial (turn the dial to select the disc image)
* LCD/OLED display (this shows more information including the name of the image)

To be useful on the CPC they need:
* appropriate firmware uploaded to them (e.g. HxC or FlashFloppy)
* 5v power (an old PC power supply can be used)
* a ribbon cable to connect it to the CPC (e.g. an old PC floppy cable which has both 3.5" and 5.25" connectors).

If you have the technical ability then it's easy to install a firmware onto the Gotek, if not, then you can buy Gotek drives with pre-installed firmware.

CPC Disk images are put onto a USB drive which is then plugged into the front of the Gotek.

Now the Gotek behaves as if it is a normal drive connected to the CPC.

There is a difference compared to a real drive: the disc motor signal is not connected internally to the Gotek. This means the ready signal will be active even if the disc motor is off.

==HxC Floppy Emulator firmware==

There is a version of the HxC Floppy Emulator firmware that can be used on the Gotek. It must be purchased from the HxC website and can then be installed and used.

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats as well as the HFE v1 & v3 file formats.

Once the firmware has been installed into a Gotek it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

==FlashFloppy firmware==

FlashFloppy is a free firmware for the Gotek written by Keir Fraser. Although free, Keir welcomes donations to [https://www.macmillan.org.uk/ Macmillan Cancer Support charity in the UK].

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats.

As of today the firmware can be installed via a special USB cable into a Gotek and it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

To best attach the Gotek to any CPC, use the following FF.cfg setting:

<pre>
# Floppy-drive interface mode
interface = shugart

# Host platform
host = unspecified

# Pins 2 & 34 output (drive->host) manual configuration
pin02 = high
pin34 = rdy

# Rotational offset of disk after a track change
track-change = realtime

# Rotational offset of disk after draining a write to Flash
write-drain = realtime

# Index pulses suppressed when RDATA and WDATA inactive?
index-suppression = yes

# Milliseconds from head-step start to RDATA active.
head-settle-ms = 12

# Milliseconds delay from motor-on to drive ready.
motor-delay = 200
</pre>

The rest of the settings can be used to your liking as they depend on preference and not on hardware emulation.

The best Gotek to buy currently (12/22) is the Model SFRKC30.AT4.35.
This model features a Artery AT32F435 APU and as well a motor jumper. This completes the emulation as it simulates the motor spinup time.
You should get one with Rotary encoder and with 128x64 oled display.

The first firmware with correct support for RDATA line release is 3.38 or 4.7 (both to be released as of now). Firmware 3.37 and 4.6a have a bug that prevents it to work correctly. The older Gotek models such as SFR1M44-U100K, SFRM72-U100 or SFRC922D.

For more details on which models to use and which to avoide, see here:
[https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models Gotek models on Flashfloppy wiki]

To connect the gotek to the CPC, you can directly connect it to the DDI-1 cable connector (you would need to cut off the noses on the bottom of the cable). It can work both as A drive (no 3" drive required) or as drive B. It can even work as a 3.5" or 5.25" drive for example with parados or VDOS. Please be aware that you cannot use an unmodified DDI-1 together with the Gotek without a normal 3" FD-1 drive. That is because the FD-1 delivers the 5V power to the DDI-1 and without it, it simply does not get any power to run.

You can also connect it to the original cable using an extension like this one:

[https://www.ebay.de/itm/266012797289 1 Stk. x IDC Verlängerungskabel 34 polig 20cm 2.54mm Verbinder #A3769] 
[https://www.ebay.com/itm/291263866470 6 inch 34-Pin 2x17 2.54-Pitch IDC 34-Wire Flat Ribbon Extension Cable, FF-E06]

There is no cablemode required - neither for the CPC464 nor for 664/6128 external disk connector.

==Related==
* [[HxC_Floppy_Emulator|HxC Floppy Emulator]]

==Links==
* [https://github.com/keirf/FlashFloppy FlashFloppy on github]
* [https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models Gotek models on Flashfloppy wiki]
* [https://hxc2001.com/ HxC Floppy Emulator Homepage]
* [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/applications/cubeios-fat16fat32-rom-for-the-cpc's-with-xmass/ OS-Support]

[[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:DIY]][[Category:DATA Storage]] [[Category:Emulator]]

Gotek

2022-12-03T23:51:40Z

SerErris: /* FlashFloppy firmware */

Gotek is a floppy simulator which works with the CPC. The drives are cheap.

The basic Gotek has a 7-segment 2 digit display which shows the currently selected disk image, a USB socket for a USB memory stick, and 2 buttons to choose previous and next image.

There are additional mods that can be bought:
* speaker (to simulate the sound of the read/write head stepping as heard in a real drive)
* eject button
* rotary dial (turn the dial to select the disc image)
* LCD/OLED display (this shows more information including the name of the image)

To be useful on the CPC they need:
* appropriate firmware uploaded to them (e.g. HxC or FlashFloppy)
* 5v power (an old PC power supply can be used)
* a ribbon cable to connect it to the CPC (e.g. an old PC floppy cable which has both 3.5" and 5.25" connectors).

If you have the technical ability then it's easy to install a firmware onto the Gotek, if not, then you can buy Gotek drives with pre-installed firmware.

CPC Disk images are put onto a USB drive which is then plugged into the front of the Gotek.

Now the Gotek behaves as if it is a normal drive connected to the CPC.

There is a difference compared to a real drive: the disc motor signal is not connected internally to the Gotek. This means the ready signal will be active even if the disc motor is off.

==HxC Floppy Emulator firmware==

There is a version of the HxC Floppy Emulator firmware that can be used on the Gotek. It must be purchased from the HxC website and can then be installed and used.

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats as well as the HFE v1 & v3 file formats.

Once the firmware has been installed into a Gotek it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

==FlashFloppy firmware==

FlashFloppy is a free firmware for the Gotek written by Keir Fraser. Although free, Keir welcomes donations to [https://www.macmillan.org.uk/ Macmillan Cancer Support charity in the UK].

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats.

As of today the firmware can be installed via a special USB cable into a Gotek and it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

To best attach the Gotek to any CPC, use the following FF.cfg setting:
# Floppy-drive interface mode
interface = shugart
# Host platform
host = unspecified
# Pins 2 & 34 output (drive->host) manual configuration
pin02 = high
pin34 = rdy
# Rotational offset of disk after a track change
track-change = realtime
# Rotational offset of disk after draining a write to Flash
write-drain = realtime
# Index pulses suppressed when RDATA and WDATA inactive?
index-suppression = yes
# Milliseconds from head-step start to RDATA active.
head-settle-ms = 12
# Milliseconds delay from motor-on to drive ready.
motor-delay = 200

The rest of the settings can be used to your liking as they depend on preference and not on hardware emulation.

The best Gotek to buy currently (12/22) is the Model SFRKC30.AT4.35.
This model features a Artery AT32F435 APU and as well a motor jumper. This completes the emulation as it simulates the motor spinup time.
You should get one with Rotary encoder and with 128x64 oled display.

The first firmware with correct support for RDATA line release is 3.38 or 4.7 (both to be released as of now). Firmware 3.37 and 4.6a have a bug that prevents it to work correctly. The older Gotek models such as SFR1M44-U100K, SFRM72-U100 or SFRC922D.

For more details on which models to use and which to avoide, see here:
[https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models Gotek models on Flashfloppy wiki]

To connect the gotek to the CPC, you can directly connect it to the DDI-1 cable connector (you would need to cut off the noses on the bottom of the cable). It can work both as A drive (no 3" drive required) or as drive B. It can even work as a 3.5" or 5.25" drive for example with parados or VDOS. Please be aware that you cannot use an unmodified DDI-1 together with the Gotek without a normal 3" FD-1 drive. That is because the FD-1 delivers the 5V power to the DDI-1 and without it, it simply does not get any power to run.

There is no cablemode required - neither for the CPC464 nor for 664/6128 external disk connector.

==Related==
* [[HxC_Floppy_Emulator|HxC Floppy Emulator]]

==Links==
* [https://github.com/keirf/FlashFloppy FlashFloppy on github]
* [https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models Gotek models on Flashfloppy wiki]
* [https://hxc2001.com/ HxC Floppy Emulator Homepage]
* [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/applications/cubeios-fat16fat32-rom-for-the-cpc's-with-xmass/ OS-Support]

[[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:DIY]][[Category:DATA Storage]] [[Category:Emulator]]

Gotek

2022-12-03T23:51:13Z

SerErris: /* Links */

Gotek is a floppy simulator which works with the CPC. The drives are cheap.

The basic Gotek has a 7-segment 2 digit display which shows the currently selected disk image, a USB socket for a USB memory stick, and 2 buttons to choose previous and next image.

There are additional mods that can be bought:
* speaker (to simulate the sound of the read/write head stepping as heard in a real drive)
* eject button
* rotary dial (turn the dial to select the disc image)
* LCD/OLED display (this shows more information including the name of the image)

To be useful on the CPC they need:
* appropriate firmware uploaded to them (e.g. HxC or FlashFloppy)
* 5v power (an old PC power supply can be used)
* a ribbon cable to connect it to the CPC (e.g. an old PC floppy cable which has both 3.5" and 5.25" connectors).

If you have the technical ability then it's easy to install a firmware onto the Gotek, if not, then you can buy Gotek drives with pre-installed firmware.

CPC Disk images are put onto a USB drive which is then plugged into the front of the Gotek.

Now the Gotek behaves as if it is a normal drive connected to the CPC.

There is a difference compared to a real drive: the disc motor signal is not connected internally to the Gotek. This means the ready signal will be active even if the disc motor is off.

==HxC Floppy Emulator firmware==

There is a version of the HxC Floppy Emulator firmware that can be used on the Gotek. It must be purchased from the HxC website and can then be installed and used.

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats as well as the HFE v1 & v3 file formats.

Once the firmware has been installed into a Gotek it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

==FlashFloppy firmware==

FlashFloppy is a free firmware for the Gotek written by Keir Fraser. Although free, Keir welcomes donations to [https://www.macmillan.org.uk/ Macmillan Cancer Support charity in the UK].

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats.

As of today the firmware can be installed via a special USB cable into a Gotek and it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

To best attach the Gotek to any CPC, use the following FF.cfg setting:
# Floppy-drive interface mode
interface = shugart
# Host platform
host = unspecified
# Pins 2 & 34 output (drive->host) manual configuration
pin02 = high
pin34 = rdy
# Rotational offset of disk after a track change
track-change = realtime
# Rotational offset of disk after draining a write to Flash
write-drain = realtime
# Index pulses suppressed when RDATA and WDATA inactive?
index-suppression = yes
# Milliseconds from head-step start to RDATA active.
head-settle-ms = 12
# Milliseconds delay from motor-on to drive ready.
motor-delay = 200

The rest of the settings can be used to your liking as they depend on preference and not on hardware emulation.

The best Gotek to buy currently (12/22) is the Model SFRKC30.AT4.35.
This model features a Artery AT32F435 APU and as well a motor jumper. This completes the emulation as it simulates the motor spinup time.
You should get one with Rotary encoder and with 128x64 oled display.

The first firmware with correct support for RDATA line release is 3.38 or 4.7 (both to be released as of now). Firmware 3.37 and 4.6a have a bug that prevents it to work correctly. The older Gotek models such as SFR1M44-U100K, SFRM72-U100 or SFRC922D.

For more details on which models to use and which to avoide, see here:
[https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models]

To connect the gotek to the CPC, you can directly connect it to the DDI-1 cable connector (you would need to cut off the noses on the bottom of the cable). It can work both as A drive (no 3" drive required) or as drive B. It can even work as a 3.5" or 5.25" drive for example with parados or VDOS. Please be aware that you cannot use an unmodified DDI-1 together with the Gotek without a normal 3" FD-1 drive. That is because the FD-1 delivers the 5V power to the DDI-1 and without it, it simply does not get any power to run.

There is no cablemode required - neither for the CPC464 nor for 664/6128 external disk connector.

==Related==
* [[HxC_Floppy_Emulator|HxC Floppy Emulator]]

==Links==
* [https://github.com/keirf/FlashFloppy FlashFloppy on github]
* [https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models Gotek models on Flashfloppy wiki]
* [https://hxc2001.com/ HxC Floppy Emulator Homepage]
* [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/applications/cubeios-fat16fat32-rom-for-the-cpc's-with-xmass/ OS-Support]

[[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:DIY]][[Category:DATA Storage]] [[Category:Emulator]]

Gotek

2022-12-03T23:50:31Z

SerErris: /* Links */

Gotek is a floppy simulator which works with the CPC. The drives are cheap.

The basic Gotek has a 7-segment 2 digit display which shows the currently selected disk image, a USB socket for a USB memory stick, and 2 buttons to choose previous and next image.

There are additional mods that can be bought:
* speaker (to simulate the sound of the read/write head stepping as heard in a real drive)
* eject button
* rotary dial (turn the dial to select the disc image)
* LCD/OLED display (this shows more information including the name of the image)

To be useful on the CPC they need:
* appropriate firmware uploaded to them (e.g. HxC or FlashFloppy)
* 5v power (an old PC power supply can be used)
* a ribbon cable to connect it to the CPC (e.g. an old PC floppy cable which has both 3.5" and 5.25" connectors).

If you have the technical ability then it's easy to install a firmware onto the Gotek, if not, then you can buy Gotek drives with pre-installed firmware.

CPC Disk images are put onto a USB drive which is then plugged into the front of the Gotek.

Now the Gotek behaves as if it is a normal drive connected to the CPC.

There is a difference compared to a real drive: the disc motor signal is not connected internally to the Gotek. This means the ready signal will be active even if the disc motor is off.

==HxC Floppy Emulator firmware==

There is a version of the HxC Floppy Emulator firmware that can be used on the Gotek. It must be purchased from the HxC website and can then be installed and used.

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats as well as the HFE v1 & v3 file formats.

Once the firmware has been installed into a Gotek it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

==FlashFloppy firmware==

FlashFloppy is a free firmware for the Gotek written by Keir Fraser. Although free, Keir welcomes donations to [https://www.macmillan.org.uk/ Macmillan Cancer Support charity in the UK].

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats.

As of today the firmware can be installed via a special USB cable into a Gotek and it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

To best attach the Gotek to any CPC, use the following FF.cfg setting:
# Floppy-drive interface mode
interface = shugart
# Host platform
host = unspecified
# Pins 2 & 34 output (drive->host) manual configuration
pin02 = high
pin34 = rdy
# Rotational offset of disk after a track change
track-change = realtime
# Rotational offset of disk after draining a write to Flash
write-drain = realtime
# Index pulses suppressed when RDATA and WDATA inactive?
index-suppression = yes
# Milliseconds from head-step start to RDATA active.
head-settle-ms = 12
# Milliseconds delay from motor-on to drive ready.
motor-delay = 200

The rest of the settings can be used to your liking as they depend on preference and not on hardware emulation.

The best Gotek to buy currently (12/22) is the Model SFRKC30.AT4.35.
This model features a Artery AT32F435 APU and as well a motor jumper. This completes the emulation as it simulates the motor spinup time.
You should get one with Rotary encoder and with 128x64 oled display.

The first firmware with correct support for RDATA line release is 3.38 or 4.7 (both to be released as of now). Firmware 3.37 and 4.6a have a bug that prevents it to work correctly. The older Gotek models such as SFR1M44-U100K, SFRM72-U100 or SFRC922D.

For more details on which models to use and which to avoide, see here:
[https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models]

To connect the gotek to the CPC, you can directly connect it to the DDI-1 cable connector (you would need to cut off the noses on the bottom of the cable). It can work both as A drive (no 3" drive required) or as drive B. It can even work as a 3.5" or 5.25" drive for example with parados or VDOS. Please be aware that you cannot use an unmodified DDI-1 together with the Gotek without a normal 3" FD-1 drive. That is because the FD-1 delivers the 5V power to the DDI-1 and without it, it simply does not get any power to run.

There is no cablemode required - neither for the CPC464 nor for 664/6128 external disk connector.

==Related==
* [[HxC_Floppy_Emulator|HxC Floppy Emulator]]

==Links==
* [https://github.com/keirf/FlashFloppy FlashFloppy on github]
* [https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models]
* [https://hxc2001.com/ HxC Floppy Emulator Homepage]
* [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/applications/cubeios-fat16fat32-rom-for-the-cpc's-with-xmass/ OS-Support]

[[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:DIY]][[Category:DATA Storage]] [[Category:Emulator]]

Gotek

2022-12-03T23:49:51Z

SerErris: Put in more information around the current gotek devices and how best to connect them.

Gotek is a floppy simulator which works with the CPC. The drives are cheap.

The basic Gotek has a 7-segment 2 digit display which shows the currently selected disk image, a USB socket for a USB memory stick, and 2 buttons to choose previous and next image.

There are additional mods that can be bought:
* speaker (to simulate the sound of the read/write head stepping as heard in a real drive)
* eject button
* rotary dial (turn the dial to select the disc image)
* LCD/OLED display (this shows more information including the name of the image)

To be useful on the CPC they need:
* appropriate firmware uploaded to them (e.g. HxC or FlashFloppy)
* 5v power (an old PC power supply can be used)
* a ribbon cable to connect it to the CPC (e.g. an old PC floppy cable which has both 3.5" and 5.25" connectors).

If you have the technical ability then it's easy to install a firmware onto the Gotek, if not, then you can buy Gotek drives with pre-installed firmware.

CPC Disk images are put onto a USB drive which is then plugged into the front of the Gotek.

Now the Gotek behaves as if it is a normal drive connected to the CPC.

There is a difference compared to a real drive: the disc motor signal is not connected internally to the Gotek. This means the ready signal will be active even if the disc motor is off.

==HxC Floppy Emulator firmware==

There is a version of the HxC Floppy Emulator firmware that can be used on the Gotek. It must be purchased from the HxC website and can then be installed and used.

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats as well as the HFE v1 & v3 file formats.

Once the firmware has been installed into a Gotek it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

==FlashFloppy firmware==

FlashFloppy is a free firmware for the Gotek written by Keir Fraser. Although free, Keir welcomes donations to [https://www.macmillan.org.uk/ Macmillan Cancer Support charity in the UK].

The firmware supports multiple computers and their disk image formats.

As of today the firmware can be installed via a special USB cable into a Gotek and it can be updated through the USB memory stick.

To best attach the Gotek to any CPC, use the following FF.cfg setting:
# Floppy-drive interface mode
interface = shugart
# Host platform
host = unspecified
# Pins 2 & 34 output (drive->host) manual configuration
pin02 = high
pin34 = rdy
# Rotational offset of disk after a track change
track-change = realtime
# Rotational offset of disk after draining a write to Flash
write-drain = realtime
# Index pulses suppressed when RDATA and WDATA inactive?
index-suppression = yes
# Milliseconds from head-step start to RDATA active.
head-settle-ms = 12
# Milliseconds delay from motor-on to drive ready.
motor-delay = 200

The rest of the settings can be used to your liking as they depend on preference and not on hardware emulation.

The best Gotek to buy currently (12/22) is the Model SFRKC30.AT4.35.
This model features a Artery AT32F435 APU and as well a motor jumper. This completes the emulation as it simulates the motor spinup time.
You should get one with Rotary encoder and with 128x64 oled display.

The first firmware with correct support for RDATA line release is 3.38 or 4.7 (both to be released as of now). Firmware 3.37 and 4.6a have a bug that prevents it to work correctly. The older Gotek models such as SFR1M44-U100K, SFRM72-U100 or SFRC922D.

For more details on which models to use and which to avoide, see here:
[https://github.com/keirf/flashfloppy/wiki/Gotek-Models]

To connect the gotek to the CPC, you can directly connect it to the DDI-1 cable connector (you would need to cut off the noses on the bottom of the cable). It can work both as A drive (no 3" drive required) or as drive B. It can even work as a 3.5" or 5.25" drive for example with parados or VDOS. Please be aware that you cannot use an unmodified DDI-1 together with the Gotek without a normal 3" FD-1 drive. That is because the FD-1 delivers the 5V power to the DDI-1 and without it, it simply does not get any power to run.

There is no cablemode required - neither for the CPC464 nor for 664/6128 external disk connector.

==Related==
* [[HxC_Floppy_Emulator|HxC Floppy Emulator]]

==Links==
* [https://github.com/keirf/FlashFloppy FlashFloppy on github]
* [https://hxc2001.com/ HxC Floppy Emulator Homepage]
* [http://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/applications/cubeios-fat16fat32-rom-for-the-cpc's-with-xmass/ OS-Support]

[[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:DIY]][[Category:DATA Storage]] [[Category:Emulator]]

8bit Printer Ports

2022-02-27T02:12:12Z

SerErris: /* CPC Schneider International - 8 bit Printer Port Mod */

The CPC [[Printer Port]] has only 7 bit data. Which is sufficient for English 7 bit ASCII character sets, but not enough for 8 bit character sets. Also, printing bitmap graphics usually requires 8 bit data (though usually can also print 7 pixels columns combined with a reduced line-feed rate). Amstrad's DMP1 works perfectly with 7 bit, but Amstrad's later DMP2000/DMP2160 include a few functions that won't work on 7 bit ports - so even the official CPC printers aren't fully compatible with the CPC printer port.

There's a software solution though, proposed by [[Amstrad Computer User]] using a replacement driver (only for printers accepting EPSON control codes).

== Internal 8 bit Printer Ports/Mods ==

=== Happy Computer 8 bit Printer Port upgrade (DIY) ===
A good method to upgrade to full 8 bit has been described in the german magazine "[[Happy Computer (Schneider Sonderheft)]] 2/85 and 4/86":
* Disconnect the D7 pin from ground, and wire it to the [[8255|PIO]]s Tape WR DATA pin instead (That is, Pin 12 of the 8255 chip).

Sharing that pin will cause no problems (as long as you do not attempt to send data to the tape drive and to printer at the same time). Of course, you will also have to customize your software, or BIOS ROM, or the BIOS jump vectors in RAM, in order to take advantage of the modification. In contrast, this DIY is supported by [[FutureOS]].

* For details see: [[Happy Computer 8bit Printer Mod]]

=== CPC Schneider International - 8 bit Printer Port Mod ===

DIY from [[CPC Schneider International]] (issue 12'85, page 64), this solution uses joystick port pin 8 or keyboard connector pin 2. Both PINs are connected to Pin 11 of the 74LS145 Decoder.
This fix can be implemented completely external with a cable from Joystickport to the Printercable without any modification on the CPC itself required. However also a permanent internal connection can be created.
* For details see: [[CPCI 8bit Printer Mod]]

=== PC Amstrad International - 8 bit Printer Port Mod ===

DIY from [[PC Amstrad International]] (issue 8/9'91, page 69-70), this solution uses PPI.Pin12 (same as the [[Happy Computer 8bit Printer Mod]]).

=== 8 bit Printer Port in KC Compact ===

The [[KC Compact]] uses the bit 5 of [[8255|PPI]] Port C as 8th printer bit (this is same as the Happy Computer mod, see above). Although the 8th bit is a built-in feature, the KC Compact Firmware doesn't support it. But it's supported by [[FutureOS]].

=== 8 bit Printer Port in Aleste 520EX ===

The [[Aleste 520EX]] includes an 8bit printer port, using PSG Ext Port B for data (which does not exist on the CPC), and PPI port C, Bit 4 for strobe (which would be Tape Motor in CPC). The Aleste doesn't have the normal CPC-style [[Printer Port]] at Port EFXXh. The BIOS functions are patched accordingly; including for supporting the 8th bit (unlike the CPC Plus and KC Compact, which do not support the 8th bit in BIOS functions).

=== 8 bit Printer Port in CPC Plus ===
In the CPC Plus, Bit 3 of [[CRTC]] Register 0Ch can be used as eighth printer bit. For compatibility to normal CPCs, this feature can be disabled by removing the 10 kOhm resistor R30 on the mainboard (aka R130 in the schematic). See [[LK Links]] for more info. Although the 8th bit is a built-in feature, the CPC Plus Firmware doesn't support it. However the 8 bit printer port of the CPC Plus is supported by [[FutureOS]].

== External Printer Ports ==

* [[8bit Printer Port (Amstrad Action)]] (DIY) - connects to Expansion Port (uses Port FBF8h/FBF9h)
* [[8bit Printer Port (Paul Bauriedl)]] (DIY) - connects to Printer Port (splits port EFxxh to 2 x 4 bit)
* [[BrunWord|BrunWord's Eight Bit Status port]] - connects to Printer Port (splits port EFxxh to whatever, details are unknown)
* [[CPCI 8bit Printer Mod]] (DIY) - connects bit 7 to Joystick_1_Select signal (can be connected internally or externally)
* [[CPCISA by Yarek]] can be used with various ISA bus printer cards (8bit, one- or bi-directional types, SPP, XPP, EPP, etc.)
* [[KDS 8-Bit Printer Port]] ([[KDS]] Electronics) - connects to Printer Port (splits port EFxxh to whatever fragments - details are unknown)
* [[Panda Electronics Communications Interface Unit]] (dual RS232 plus PPI-based 8bit printer port) (Panda Electronics Ltd)
* [[RS232|RS232 Interfaces]] (various manufacturers) - can be used to access RS232-compatible printers with full '''8 bit''' support
* [[Schneiderware Centronics Port]] - connects (via a separate motherboard) to Expansion Port (uses a [[8255 PPI chip]])

Also, reportedly, the following external hardware exists:

* 8 bit Printer Port (Pride Utilities) ([[Pride Utilities 8bit Printer Port|details]])
* 8 bit Printer Port with Dual RS232 ([[Timatic Systems]])
* 8 bit Printer Port with 16 bit I/O port ([[HoneySoft]]) (see [[Media:Amstrad Computer User8509037.jpg|advert]])

Other external printer-related hardware (though not 8bit related):

* Centronics to serial 8-pin DIN Adaptor for "Gabriele 9009" daisy-wheel printer from Triumph-Adler (DIY, [[CPC Schneider International]] 12-1985, pages 88, 89)
* KDS Printer T Switch ([[KDS]]) - allows to connect 2 printers, the desired printer can be selected via software

== Software solution (only for printers that support EPSON control codes) ==

Written by J. G. Gribbs and published in [[Amstrad Computer User]] magazine in July of 1991.

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== See also ==

* [[Connector:Printer port|Printer Port Pin-Outs]]
* [[Amstrad/Schneider Printer Support for 7bit Printer Ports]]

[[Category:Printers and printer ports]] [[Category:DIY]]

Amstrad CPC Buyers Guide

2022-02-24T20:15:01Z

SerErris: /* What to pay */

''(This article was written by Chinnyhill10 and taken from http://www.chinnyvision.com/index.php/written-bits/167-amstrad-cpc-a-buyers-guide after permission)''

'''Amstrad CPC''', the computer on which the Oliver Twins programmed the first Dizzy game and was also my own first home computer. 27 colours, a BASIC arguably better than that of the BBC micro and integrated cassette recorder or disc drive*. The all in one package for the family home of the 1980's.

Today there are lots of CPC's to choose from on auction sites such as Ebay. But which one to go for? And why do some models have very high "buy it now prices"?

==== Which model? ====
=====CPC464=====
The original CPC (1984 to 1990) came in three flavours.CPC 464 - Tape based with 64k.
Cannot connect to a floppy disc drive without the Amstrad DD1 interface. This rules out using a SD card solution for loading. However you can still load from a PC or audio device using a car cassette adaptor.

=====CPC664=====
CPC 664 - Short lived 64k disc based model. Rare as hen's teeth. Keyboard membranes are prone to failure although can be replaced.

=====CPC6128=====
CPC 6128 - The Rolls Royce of the original range. 128k, built in floppy drive. The machine to own.

=====Plus Series=====
The 1990 models offered extra hardware capabities including 4096 colours and DMA sound along with new Amiga style cases. Little software took advantage of this.
*464 Plus - New model of the original 464.
*6128 Plus - Again new model of the original 6128 but has no tape input.
*GX4000 - Cartridge based console. We'll cover this separately in another article.

==== Monitor or no monitor? ====
Every CPC came with either a colour monitor or a green screen (later black and white with the Plus models).

Do you feel you need a CRT monitor for the authentic experience or are you happy plugging into a modern LCD?

The monitor houses the power supply so if you want to have a machine without a monitor you will require a 5 volt power supply (positive centre) with at least 2 amps with a 2.5mm plug. If you have a disk based model you'll also need a 12v supply with a 2.5mm plug with a gender changer.

Common with all systems, if you want to play light gun games you will need the monitor as light guns do not work with LCDs. Amstrad did produced an official lightgun in conjunction with Virgin Mastertronic. There is also the Trojan Lightphaser for the Plus machines. However the selection of games is extremely limited in both cases.

Additionally if you do not purchase a monitor you will require a RGB to SCART cable so the CPC's RGB signal can be displayed on any television with a SCART input.

Retailers on Ebay do sell complete kits to connect to an LCD TV. You are advised to check the quality of the power supplies before purchasing.

==== What to pay ====
As with all these things there are many sellers on certain auction sites trying to sell CPC's for hundreds of pounds. However the 664 aside, costs should be reasonable. A boxed 464 without monitor cost us £15 last year and we recently purchased a full 6128 system for £25 as a local pick-up (although a good condition 6128 can command £50). Plus units fetch more but don't be fooled by "But It Now" chancers claiming they are worth £300. They aren't. Be patient, there are still bargains to be had! Usually a Plus model will set you back at least £100.

CPC's are quite hardy and not a lot needs doing to them (see "Gotchas" below). A new drive belt and half hour of cleaning does not justify a seller charging hundreds over the odds because he's "restored" it.

None of the costs above take into account any extra bundled software. It is up to you to assess the value of any included software, joysticks, etc.

Update 2022:
Recent prices went up: A good refurbished 464 goes for €90-150 on ebay (without Monitor or Diskdrive). A 6128 you can get around the same price. There are a lot of offerings that try to sell 464 or 6128 with monitor (mostly green monitor) for 250+€.

====Things To Look Out For ====
Newer revisions of CPC have the striped Amstrad logo on them. This was introduced around 1988. There are changes internally as well but these make no difference to the average user.

Later 464's have slightly different keys and may have Spanish writing in addition to the English on the side.

Watch out for German models (earlier models will be labelled Schneider). They have different connectors on the back (Centronics rather than edge connectors). Not a massive problem but if you go for an SD card solution such as an HxC you will need to get the right connector. The CPC was the number 1 selling micro in France for many years. Amstrad localised the CPC to have a French AZERTY keyboard. Naturally some of these have made their way to the UK over the years. There is no software compatibility issues but if you are used to a QWERTY keyboard then you may find an AZERTY keyboard annoying.

==== Gotchas ====
The oldest CPC's are now 30 years old. Amstrad have a bit of a reputation for some of their equipment being poorly built but this doesn't extend to their computers. As far back as 1989 the CPC was voted the most reliable home computer by UK computer dealers as reported in New Computer Express. However at 30 years old there are a few things to look out for.

*Drive belts inside disc drives WILL need replacing. Don't wait for the dreaded "Disc Missing" message and funny noises. Cost is about £2 for the part and they are easily available on Ebay. Don't be tempted to use a rubber band, you'll wreck the drive. Use the CPC Wiki guide and for heavens sake don't lose the write protect pin!
*Likewise tape belts are also starting to age and while not as fragile as the disc drive belts it is advised to replace them. Again easily available and cost about £2.
*Clean the tape heads with a lint free cotton swab and isopropyl alcohol. Do not use an abrasive head cleaning cassette (as often given away on the front of computer magazines). They are like running sandpaper over the delicate mechanism!
*If you've purchased a monitor be aware that any CRT of that age is a timebomb. At some stage you will end up trying to source an old fashioned TV repair man to replace some capacitors, or worse, the flyback transformer. Do not under any circumstances attempt to open or repair the monitor yourself unless you're pretty sure you know what you're doing. CRT's contain dangerous voltages and can retain them for a long time after they are disconnected from the mains.
*The CPC Plus machines (and GX4000) rely heavily on a custom ASIC chip for their function. If this chip is damaged you have next to zero chance of getting a replacement. So be very sure any Plus machine you buy fully works.
*If purchasing a monitor do undo the plug and check the wiring. We've seen a few CTM monitors with poor/loose connections inside the plug (often due to the plugs strain relief failing). Also check it has the correct fuse as detailed on the back of the monitor. You are dealing with a 30 year old CRT so the correct fuse is essential. It will protect you and your monitor.
*Watch out for rip off postage prices for people trying to sell monitors. A well packaged CTM 644 monitor costs £13 to send via UPS on 48 hour delivery and collected from your door. I know this as I've sent one myself (Feb 2015). Don't let people charging rip off postage fees profit from your desire to own a CPC with monitor

==== Essential Knowledge For A New CPC owner. ====
*If you have a monitor, always turn it on first, then the computer. When finished, turn the computer off then the monitor.
*Never remove a floppy disc until the drive has stopped spinning.
*Auto fire on joysticks doesn't work on a CPC. Sorry!If you have a system capable of supporting a disc drive out of the box (not the 464 or 464 Plus) consider getting an HxC floppy drive emulator and load all your software in from SD card.
*The built in speaker is awful. Turn it down with the volume control and plug an amplifier into the 3.5mm jack on the side. The socket doesn't work with headphones, it requires an amplifier.
*On a 464 (or 664 or 6128 after typing |Tape ) pressing control and small Enter at the same time will give you a shortcut to loading.
*On a Spectrum you Load"", on a CPC you Run"" .
*In BASIC hold down shift and then use the cursor keys to move a second cursor around the screen. Then press copy to copy whatever text the second cursor is over.
*Join the CPC Wiki forum for friendly and helpful advice from long standing CPC users.

==== Does The CPC Have Any Good Games? ====
Loads! Far more than it is given credit for. Among others check out:
*Sorcery + (disc only)
*Head Over Heels
*Feud
*Chase HQ
*Super Robin Hood
*North And South
*Get Dexter
*Robocop
*Gryzor
*...and the list goes on.

Above all, enjoy your new Amstrad CPC. It's a great complete computer system!

DEZ80

2022-02-24T19:43:47Z

SerErris: Added picture to level 3 videos

'''''Dominando Ensamblador Z80 (DEZ80)''': Mastering Z80 Assembler'''

[[File:Dez80_intro.png|right|500px|DEZ80 Course presentation]]

DEZ80 is a youtube video course created by the '''[http://www.ua.es University of Alicante]''' to introduce students programming from scratch. It starts making students program in machine code, and then it teaches Z80 Assembler. Lessons are focused on practical challenges that students have to overcome. Theoretical videos are developed as help material for challenges, and not as required material.

DEZ80 videos are in Spanish. Collaboration to translate subtitles or audio is welcomed.

= Contents =
== Website ==
* [https://https://bit.ly/CursoDEZ80 Web del curso | Course Website]

== Level 0: Course Introduction ==

* [https://youtu.be/smwXc3vShZw Presentación oficial Sep/2017|Official presentation Sep/2017]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kILDC5TaWA&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh&index=1 '''0.1''' Introducción al curso|Course Introduction]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzogCXvAOU4&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh '''0.2''' Estructura del curso|Course structure]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzogCXvAOU4&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh '''0.3''' Líneas de vídeos|Lines of videos]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxMy6YxO1kk&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh&index=4 '''0.4''' Evaluación|Assessment]

== Level 1: Draw your own Sprite ==

=== Challenges ===
[[File:Dez80_ejemplo9.png|right|550px|DEZ80 Example P09]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYwPDZaoAf4&index=1&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P01''' Introducción Nivel 1 | Level 1 Introduction]
* '''1.P02.''' INSTALACION de WinAPE
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIrbPEinYp0&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P02 INSTALACION:''' WinAPE en Windows | '''INSTALLATION:''' WinAPE on Windows]
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aItoD7OfdkM&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=3 '''1.P02 INSTALACION:''' WinAPE en Ubuntu Linux | '''INSTALLATION:''' WinAPE on Ubuntu Linux]
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4a_dh0WXWic&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=4 '''1.P02 INSTALACION:''' WinAPE en Mac OSX Sierra | '''INSTALLATION:''' WinAPE on Mac OSX Sierra]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxI2kBarAhw&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=5 '''1.P03 EJEMPLO:''' Reto 1.1 | '''EXAMPLE:''' Challenge 1.1]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdkhjQDioHY&index=6&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P04 PRACTICA:''' Jugando Con El Código | '''PRACTICE:''' Playing With The Code]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLNwD2LPEOA&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=7 '''1.P05 PRACTICA:''' Ejecutando Paso a Paso | '''PRACTICE:''' Executing Step-by-Step]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uzqsd0gurO8&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=8 '''1.P06 RETO:''' Utiliza Los Colores | '''CHALLENGE:''' Use The Colors]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nY0rVGi0vuc&index=9&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P07 EJEMPLO:''' De 2 en 2 | '''EXAMPLE:''' 2 by 2]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xot6JFIwHtM&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=10 '''1.P08 RETO:''' Domina el formato | '''CHALLENGE:''' Master the format]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPabJE_-IGA&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=11 '''1.P09 EJEMPLO:''' Pintando por la pantalla | '''EXAMPLE:''' Painting on the screen]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zZU66VktTk&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=12 '''1.P10 RETO:''' Pinta por la Pantalla | '''CHALLENGE:''' Paint on the Screen]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbGS3b7NI14&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=13 '''1.P11 RETO:''' Domina la Memoria de Vídeo | '''CHALLENGE:''' Master Video Memory]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcitQL1FhGc&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=14 '''1.P12 DESAFIO:''' Pinta un Sprite | '''CHALLENGE:''' Paint a Sprite]
=== Theory ===

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8DeOFI-CKE&index=1&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY '''1.T01 TEORIA:''' El Ciclo de Ejecución de la CPU | '''THEORY:''' The CPU Execution Cycle]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONMS354Xjz8&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=2 '''1.T02 TEORIA:''' El sistema binario | '''THEORY:''' The binary system]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69aj0Vs8D8c&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=3 '''1.T03 TEORIA:''' La magia del sistema hexadecimal | '''THEORY:''' The magic of the hexadecimal system]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljKnt2rmpeI&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=4 '''1.T04 TEORIA:''' Introducción a la Memoria de Vídeo | '''THEORY:''' Introduction to Video Memory]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1v2DKEWMKNg&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=5 '''1.T05 TEORIA:''' El formato de píxeles | '''THEORY:''' The pixel format]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDFBbLqe3X4&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=6 '''1.T06 TEORIA:''' La distribución de la Memoria de Vídeo | '''THEORY:''' Video Memory Distribution]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diUXVhx1h3Y&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=7 '''1.T07 TEORIA:''' Las instrucciones del Z80 | '''THEORY:''' The Z80 instructions]

== Level 2: Create an animation ==

=== Challenges ===
[[File:Dez80_theory1.png | right | 550px | DEZ80 Level 2 Videos]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMSseHbs178&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P01''' Introducción Nivel 2 | Introduction Level 2]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNL2kGEu794&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P02 RETO:''' Anima Tus Píxeles | '''CHALLENGE:''' Animate Your Pixels]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2U3RkWksvs&index=3&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P03 EJEMPLO:''' Reto 1.1. Animación de un píxel | '''EXAMPLE:''' Challenge 1.1. Animation of a pixel]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voPcxmiqDqM&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv&index=4 '''2.P04 RETO:''' Ponlos en Movimiento | '''CHALLENGE:''' Put them in Motion]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aS2qj_EaxH8&index=5&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P05 PRÁCTICA:''' Repeticiones | '''PRACTICE:''' Repetitions]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQQFH5k5Mus&index=6&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P06 RETO:''' Dibuja y anima a lo grande | '''CHALLENGE:''' Draw and animate big]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDVwrG28hMw&index=7&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P07 PRÁCTICA:''' Posiciones Variables | '''PRACTICE:''' Variable Positions]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kzk05bywuKc&index=8&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P08 RETO:''' Domina Las Repeticiones | '''CHALLENGE:''' Master the repetitions]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kDBATfSpoQ&index=9&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P09 DESAFIO:''' Crea tu animación | '''CHALLENGE:''' Create your animation]

=== Theory ===

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBP_GWxLTwY&index=1&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T01 TEORÍA:''' Tiempo, animaciones e interrupciones | '''THEORY:''' Timing, animations and interrupts]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hhi8LOxcDo&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T02 TEORÍA:''' Funcionamiento del monitor. Raster Scan | '''THEORY:''' Monitor operation. Raster Scan]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cWOS-4dShg&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5&index=3 '''2.T03 TEORÍA:''' Números Positivos y Negativos | '''THEORY:''' Positive and Negative Numbers]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCF-TWm7dUQ&index=4&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T04 TEORÍA:''' Repeticiones y contadores. Bucles | '''THEORY:''' Repetitions and counters. Loops]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDhuIdqFXjo&index=5&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T05 TEORÍA:''' Almacenamiento en memoria. Variables. | '''THEORY:''' Storage in memory. Variables.]

== Level 3: Your first game ==

=== Challenges ===
[[File:DEZ80_nivel3.jpg | right | 550px | DEZ80 Level 3 Videos]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev6wbQSZvGU&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc '''3.P01''' Introducción al Nivel 3 | Level 3 Introduction]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1r3Njx-h5k&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=2 '''3.P02 RETO:''' Ensambla con WinAPE | '''CHALLENGE:''' Assemble with WinAPE]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSJuOnUr1AQ&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=3 '''3.P03 EJEMPLO:''' Reto 1.1. | '''EXAMPLE:''' Challenge 1.1.]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4Fs2VPbINI&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=4 '''3.P04 PRÁCTICA:''' Animaciones con movimiento | '''PRACTICE:''' Animations with motion]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ow1IEqSuyBM&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=5 '''3.P05 RETO:''' Usa el teclado | '''CHALLENGE:''' Use the keyboard]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go7JDJLgnuo&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=6 '''3.P06 PRÁCTICA:''' Saltos Condicionales (II) | '''PRACTICE:''' Conditional Jumps (II)]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIPA9kGypsg&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=7 '''3.P07 PRÁCTICA:''' Pulsaciones de Teclado | '''PRACTICE:''' Keyboard strokes]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rb1wrKd4co&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=8 '''3.P08 PRÁCTICA:''' Usando variables | '''PRACTICE:''' Using variables]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sn3n5V9rp4k&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=9 '''3.P09 RETO:''' Primer Minijuego | '''CHALLENGE:''' First Mini-Game]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SWH7QT0fv0&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=10 '''3.P10 RETO:''' Toma el Control | '''CHALLENGE:''' Take Control]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLr2VPTEE7Q&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=11 '''3.P11 DESAFÍO:''' Crea tu primer videojuego | '''CHALLENGE:''' Create your first videogame]

=== Theory ===
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXajSmMdhm0&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhebr6MU8tggAyKp2YLdInF&index=1 '''3.T01 TEORÍA:''' Cómo funciona el ensamblador I | '''THEORY:''' How the assembler works I]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkZUdYqSPsM&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhebr6MU8tggAyKp2YLdInF&index=2 '''3.T04 TEORÍA:''' La Pila de Programa. Rutinas y Funciones | '''THEORY:''' The Program Stack. Routines and Functions.]

[[Category:Educational]] [[Category:Assembler]] [[Category:Programming]] [[Category:Games_Programming]] [[Category:Video_contents]] [[Category:Websites]]

File:DEZ80 nivel3.jpg

2022-02-24T19:42:01Z

SerErris: Video Picture of Level3 from DEZ80 course

Video Picture of Level3 from DEZ80 course

DEZ80

2022-02-24T19:39:53Z

SerErris: Fixed formatting

'''''Dominando Ensamblador Z80 (DEZ80)''': Mastering Z80 Assembler'''

[[File:Dez80_intro.png|right|500px|DEZ80 Course presentation]]

DEZ80 is a youtube video course created by the '''[http://www.ua.es University of Alicante]''' to introduce students programming from scratch. It starts making students program in machine code, and then it teaches Z80 Assembler. Lessons are focused on practical challenges that students have to overcome. Theoretical videos are developed as help material for challenges, and not as required material.

DEZ80 videos are in Spanish. Collaboration to translate subtitles or audio is welcomed.

= Contents =
== Website ==
* [https://https://bit.ly/CursoDEZ80 Web del curso | Course Website]

== Level 0: Course Introduction ==

* [https://youtu.be/smwXc3vShZw Presentación oficial Sep/2017|Official presentation Sep/2017]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kILDC5TaWA&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh&index=1 '''0.1''' Introducción al curso|Course Introduction]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzogCXvAOU4&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh '''0.2''' Estructura del curso|Course structure]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzogCXvAOU4&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh '''0.3''' Líneas de vídeos|Lines of videos]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxMy6YxO1kk&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh&index=4 '''0.4''' Evaluación|Assessment]

== Level 1: Draw your own Sprite ==

=== Challenges ===
[[File:Dez80_ejemplo9.png|right|550px|DEZ80 Example P09]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYwPDZaoAf4&index=1&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P01''' Introducción Nivel 1 | Level 1 Introduction]
* '''1.P02.''' INSTALACION de WinAPE
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIrbPEinYp0&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P02 INSTALACION:''' WinAPE en Windows | '''INSTALLATION:''' WinAPE on Windows]
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aItoD7OfdkM&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=3 '''1.P02 INSTALACION:''' WinAPE en Ubuntu Linux | '''INSTALLATION:''' WinAPE on Ubuntu Linux]
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4a_dh0WXWic&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=4 '''1.P02 INSTALACION:''' WinAPE en Mac OSX Sierra | '''INSTALLATION:''' WinAPE on Mac OSX Sierra]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxI2kBarAhw&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=5 '''1.P03 EJEMPLO:''' Reto 1.1 | '''EXAMPLE:''' Challenge 1.1]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdkhjQDioHY&index=6&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P04 PRACTICA:''' Jugando Con El Código | '''PRACTICE:''' Playing With The Code]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLNwD2LPEOA&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=7 '''1.P05 PRACTICA:''' Ejecutando Paso a Paso | '''PRACTICE:''' Executing Step-by-Step]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uzqsd0gurO8&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=8 '''1.P06 RETO:''' Utiliza Los Colores | '''CHALLENGE:''' Use The Colors]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nY0rVGi0vuc&index=9&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P07 EJEMPLO:''' De 2 en 2 | '''EXAMPLE:''' 2 by 2]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xot6JFIwHtM&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=10 '''1.P08 RETO:''' Domina el formato | '''CHALLENGE:''' Master the format]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPabJE_-IGA&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=11 '''1.P09 EJEMPLO:''' Pintando por la pantalla | '''EXAMPLE:''' Painting on the screen]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zZU66VktTk&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=12 '''1.P10 RETO:''' Pinta por la Pantalla | '''CHALLENGE:''' Paint on the Screen]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbGS3b7NI14&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=13 '''1.P11 RETO:''' Domina la Memoria de Vídeo | '''CHALLENGE:''' Master Video Memory]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcitQL1FhGc&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=14 '''1.P12 DESAFIO:''' Pinta un Sprite | '''CHALLENGE:''' Paint a Sprite]
=== Theory ===

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8DeOFI-CKE&index=1&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY '''1.T01 TEORIA:''' El Ciclo de Ejecución de la CPU | '''THEORY:''' The CPU Execution Cycle]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONMS354Xjz8&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=2 '''1.T02 TEORIA:''' El sistema binario | '''THEORY:''' The binary system]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69aj0Vs8D8c&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=3 '''1.T03 TEORIA:''' La magia del sistema hexadecimal | '''THEORY:''' The magic of the hexadecimal system]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljKnt2rmpeI&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=4 '''1.T04 TEORIA:''' Introducción a la Memoria de Vídeo | '''THEORY:''' Introduction to Video Memory]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1v2DKEWMKNg&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=5 '''1.T05 TEORIA:''' El formato de píxeles | '''THEORY:''' The pixel format]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDFBbLqe3X4&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=6 '''1.T06 TEORIA:''' La distribución de la Memoria de Vídeo | '''THEORY:''' Video Memory Distribution]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diUXVhx1h3Y&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=7 '''1.T07 TEORIA:''' Las instrucciones del Z80 | '''THEORY:''' The Z80 instructions]

== Level 2: Create an animation ==

=== Challenges ===
[[File:Dez80_theory1.png | right | 550px | DEZ80 Theory Video T01]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMSseHbs178&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P01''' Introducción Nivel 2 | Introduction Level 2]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNL2kGEu794&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P02 RETO:''' Anima Tus Píxeles | '''CHALLENGE:''' Animate Your Pixels]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2U3RkWksvs&index=3&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P03 EJEMPLO:''' Reto 1.1. Animación de un píxel | '''EXAMPLE:''' Challenge 1.1. Animation of a pixel]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voPcxmiqDqM&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv&index=4 '''2.P04 RETO:''' Ponlos en Movimiento | '''CHALLENGE:''' Put them in Motion]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aS2qj_EaxH8&index=5&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P05 PRÁCTICA:''' Repeticiones | '''PRACTICE:''' Repetitions]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQQFH5k5Mus&index=6&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P06 RETO:''' Dibuja y anima a lo grande | '''CHALLENGE:''' Draw and animate big]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDVwrG28hMw&index=7&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P07 PRÁCTICA:''' Posiciones Variables | '''PRACTICE:''' Variable Positions]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kzk05bywuKc&index=8&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P08 RETO:''' Domina Las Repeticiones | '''CHALLENGE:''' Master the repetitions]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kDBATfSpoQ&index=9&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P09 DESAFIO:''' Crea tu animación | '''CHALLENGE:''' Create your animation]

=== Theory ===

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBP_GWxLTwY&index=1&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T01 TEORÍA:''' Tiempo, animaciones e interrupciones | '''THEORY:''' Timing, animations and interrupts]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hhi8LOxcDo&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T02 TEORÍA:''' Funcionamiento del monitor. Raster Scan | '''THEORY:''' Monitor operation. Raster Scan]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cWOS-4dShg&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5&index=3 '''2.T03 TEORÍA:''' Números Positivos y Negativos | '''THEORY:''' Positive and Negative Numbers]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCF-TWm7dUQ&index=4&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T04 TEORÍA:''' Repeticiones y contadores. Bucles | '''THEORY:''' Repetitions and counters. Loops]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDhuIdqFXjo&index=5&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T05 TEORÍA:''' Almacenamiento en memoria. Variables. | '''THEORY:''' Storage in memory. Variables.]

== Level 3: Your first game ==

=== Challenges ===

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev6wbQSZvGU&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc '''3.P01''' Introducción al Nivel 3 | Level 3 Introduction]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1r3Njx-h5k&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=2 '''3.P02 RETO:''' Ensambla con WinAPE | '''CHALLENGE:''' Assemble with WinAPE]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSJuOnUr1AQ&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=3 '''3.P03 EJEMPLO:''' Reto 1.1. | '''EXAMPLE:''' Challenge 1.1.]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4Fs2VPbINI&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=4 '''3.P04 PRÁCTICA:''' Animaciones con movimiento | '''PRACTICE:''' Animations with motion]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ow1IEqSuyBM&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=5 '''3.P05 RETO:''' Usa el teclado | '''CHALLENGE:''' Use the keyboard]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go7JDJLgnuo&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=6 '''3.P06 PRÁCTICA:''' Saltos Condicionales (II) | '''PRACTICE:''' Conditional Jumps (II)]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIPA9kGypsg&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=7 '''3.P07 PRÁCTICA:''' Pulsaciones de Teclado | '''PRACTICE:''' Keyboard strokes]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rb1wrKd4co&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=8 '''3.P08 PRÁCTICA:''' Usando variables | '''PRACTICE:''' Using variables]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sn3n5V9rp4k&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=9 '''3.P09 RETO:''' Primer Minijuego | '''CHALLENGE:''' First Mini-Game]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SWH7QT0fv0&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=10 '''3.P10 RETO:''' Toma el Control | '''CHALLENGE:''' Take Control]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLr2VPTEE7Q&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=11 '''3.P11 DESAFÍO:''' Crea tu primer videojuego | '''CHALLENGE:''' Create your first videogame]

=== Theory ===
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXajSmMdhm0&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhebr6MU8tggAyKp2YLdInF&index=1 '''3.T01 TEORÍA:''' Cómo funciona el ensamblador I | '''THEORY:''' How the assembler works I]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkZUdYqSPsM&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhebr6MU8tggAyKp2YLdInF&index=2 '''3.T04 TEORÍA:''' La Pila de Programa. Rutinas y Funciones | '''THEORY:''' The Program Stack. Routines and Functions.]

[[Category:Educational]] [[Category:Assembler]] [[Category:Programming]] [[Category:Games_Programming]] [[Category:Video_contents]] [[Category:Websites]]

DEZ80

2022-02-24T19:38:54Z

SerErris: Fixed formatting

'''''Dominando Ensamblador Z80 (DEZ80)''': Mastering Z80 Assembler'''

[[File:Dez80_intro.png|right|500px|DEZ80 Course presentation]]

DEZ80 is a youtube video course created by the '''[http://www.ua.es University of Alicante]''' to introduce students programming from scratch. It starts making students program in machine code, and then it teaches Z80 Assembler. Lessons are focused on practical challenges that students have to overcome. Theoretical videos are developed as help material for challenges, and not as required material.

DEZ80 videos are in Spanish. Collaboration to translate subtitles or audio is welcomed.

= Contents =
== Website ==
* [https://https://bit.ly/CursoDEZ80 Web del curso | Course Website]

== Level 0: Course Introduction ==

* [https://youtu.be/smwXc3vShZw Presentación oficial Sep/2017|Official presentation Sep/2017]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kILDC5TaWA&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh&index=1 '''0.1''' Introducción al curso|Course Introduction]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzogCXvAOU4&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh '''0.2''' Estructura del curso|Course structure]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzogCXvAOU4&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh '''0.3''' Líneas de vídeos|Lines of videos]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxMy6YxO1kk&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh&index=4 '''0.4''' Evaluación|Assessment]

== Level 1: Draw your own Sprite ==

=== Challenges ===
[[File:Dez80_ejemplo9.png|right|550px|DEZ80 Example P09]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYwPDZaoAf4&index=1&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P01''' Introducción Nivel 1 | Level 1 Introduction]
* '''1.P02.''' INSTALACION de WinAPE
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIrbPEinYp0&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P02 INSTALACION:''' WinAPE en Windows | '''INSTALLATION:''' WinAPE on Windows]
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aItoD7OfdkM&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=3 '''1.P02 INSTALACION:''' WinAPE en Ubuntu Linux | '''INSTALLATION:''' WinAPE on Ubuntu Linux]
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4a_dh0WXWic&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=4 '''1.P02 INSTALACION:''' WinAPE en Mac OSX Sierra | '''INSTALLATION:''' WinAPE on Mac OSX Sierra]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxI2kBarAhw&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=5 '''1.P03 EJEMPLO:''' Reto 1.1 | '''EXAMPLE:''' Challenge 1.1]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdkhjQDioHY&index=6&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P04 PRACTICA:''' Jugando Con El Código | '''PRACTICE:''' Playing With The Code]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLNwD2LPEOA&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=7 '''1.P05 PRACTICA:''' Ejecutando Paso a Paso | '''PRACTICE:''' Executing Step-by-Step]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uzqsd0gurO8&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=8 '''1.P06 RETO:''' Utiliza Los Colores | '''CHALLENGE:''' Use The Colors]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nY0rVGi0vuc&index=9&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P07 EJEMPLO:''' De 2 en 2 | '''EXAMPLE:''' 2 by 2]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xot6JFIwHtM&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=10 '''1.P08 RETO:''' Domina el formato | '''CHALLENGE:''' Master the format]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPabJE_-IGA&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=11 '''1.P09 EJEMPLO:''' Pintando por la pantalla | '''EXAMPLE:''' Painting on the screen]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zZU66VktTk&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=12 '''1.P10 RETO:''' Pinta por la Pantalla | '''CHALLENGE:''' Paint on the Screen]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbGS3b7NI14&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=13 '''1.P11 RETO:''' Domina la Memoria de Vídeo | '''CHALLENGE:''' Master Video Memory]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcitQL1FhGc&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=14 '''1.P12 DESAFIO:''' Pinta un Sprite | '''CHALLENGE:''' Paint a Sprite]
=== Theory ===

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8DeOFI-CKE&index=1&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY '''1.T01 TEORIA:''' El Ciclo de Ejecución de la CPU | '''THEORY:''' The CPU Execution Cycle]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONMS354Xjz8&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=2 '''1.T02 TEORIA:''' El sistema binario | '''THEORY:''' The binary system]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69aj0Vs8D8c&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=3 '''1.T03 TEORIA:''' La magia del sistema hexadecimal | '''THEORY:''' The magic of the hexadecimal system]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljKnt2rmpeI&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=4 '''1.T04 TEORIA:''' Introducción a la Memoria de Vídeo | '''THEORY:''' Introduction to Video Memory]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1v2DKEWMKNg&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=5 '''1.T05 TEORIA:''' El formato de píxeles | '''THEORY:''' The pixel format]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDFBbLqe3X4&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=6 '''1.T06 TEORIA:''' La distribución de la Memoria de Vídeo | '''THEORY:''' Video Memory Distribution]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diUXVhx1h3Y&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=7 '''1.T07 TEORIA:''' Las instrucciones del Z80 | '''THEORY:''' The Z80 instructions]

== Level 2: Create an animation ==

=== Challenges ===
[[File:Dez80_theory1.png | right | 550px | DEZ80 Theory Video T01]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMSseHbs178&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P01''' Introducción Nivel 2 | Introduction Level 2]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNL2kGEu794&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P02 RETO:''' Anima Tus Píxeles | '''CHALLENGE:''' Animate Your Pixels]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2U3RkWksvs&index=3&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P03 EJEMPLO:''' Reto 1.1. Animación de un píxel | '''EXAMPLE:''' Challenge 1.1. Animation of a pixel]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voPcxmiqDqM&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv&index=4 '''2.P04 RETO:''' Ponlos en Movimiento | '''CHALLENGE:''' Put them in Motion]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aS2qj_EaxH8&index=5&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P05 PRÁCTICA:''' Repeticiones | '''PRACTICE:''' Repetitions]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQQFH5k5Mus&index=6&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P06 RETO:''' Dibuja y anima a lo grande | '''CHALLENGE:''' Draw and animate big]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDVwrG28hMw&index=7&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P07 PRÁCTICA:''' Posiciones Variables | '''PRACTICE:''' Variable Positions]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kzk05bywuKc&index=8&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P08 RETO:''' Domina Las Repeticiones | '''CHALLENGE:''' Master the repetitions]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kDBATfSpoQ&index=9&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P09 DESAFIO:''' Crea tu animación | '''CHALLENGE:''' Create your animation]

=== Theory ===

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBP_GWxLTwY&index=1&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T01 TEORÍA:''' Tiempo, animaciones e interrupciones | '''THEORY:'''' Timing, animations and interrupts]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hhi8LOxcDo&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T02 TEORÍA:''' Funcionamiento del monitor. Raster Scan | '''THEORY:'''' Monitor operation. Raster Scan]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cWOS-4dShg&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5&index=3 '''2.T03 TEORÍA:''' Números Positivos y Negativos | '''THEORY:'''' Positive and Negative Numbers]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCF-TWm7dUQ&index=4&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T04 TEORÍA:''' Repeticiones y contadores. Bucles | '''THEORY:'''' Repetitions and counters. Loops]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDhuIdqFXjo&index=5&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T05 TEORÍA:''' Almacenamiento en memoria. Variables. | '''THEORY:'''' Storage in memory. Variables.]

== Level 3: Your first game ==

=== Challenges ===

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev6wbQSZvGU&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc '''3.P01''' Introducción al Nivel 3 | Level 3 Introduction]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1r3Njx-h5k&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=2 '''3.P02 RETO:''' Ensambla con WinAPE | '''CHALLENGE:''' Assemble with WinAPE]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSJuOnUr1AQ&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=3 '''3.P03 EJEMPLO:''' Reto 1.1. | '''EXAMPLE:''' Challenge 1.1.]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4Fs2VPbINI&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=4 '''3.P04 PRÁCTICA:''' Animaciones con movimiento | '''PRACTICE:''' Animations with motion]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ow1IEqSuyBM&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=5 '''3.P05 RETO:''' Usa el teclado | '''CHALLENGE:''' Use the keyboard]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go7JDJLgnuo&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=6 '''3.P06 PRÁCTICA:''' Saltos Condicionales (II) | '''PRACTICE:''' Conditional Jumps (II)]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIPA9kGypsg&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=7 '''3.P07 PRÁCTICA:''' Pulsaciones de Teclado | '''PRACTICE:''' Keyboard strokes]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rb1wrKd4co&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=8 '''3.P08 PRÁCTICA:''' Usando variables | '''PRACTICE:''' Using variables]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sn3n5V9rp4k&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=9 '''3.P09 RETO:''' Primer Minijuego | '''CHALLENGE:''' First Mini-Game]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SWH7QT0fv0&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=10 '''3.P10 RETO:''' Toma el Control | '''CHALLENGE:''' Take Control]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLr2VPTEE7Q&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=11 '''3.P11 DESAFÍO:''' Crea tu primer videojuego | '''CHALLENGE:''' Create your first videogame]

=== Theory ===
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXajSmMdhm0&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhebr6MU8tggAyKp2YLdInF&index=1 '''3.T01 TEORÍA:''' Cómo funciona el ensamblador I | '''THEORY:''' How the assembler works I]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkZUdYqSPsM&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhebr6MU8tggAyKp2YLdInF&index=2 '''3.T04 TEORÍA:''' La Pila de Programa. Rutinas y Funciones | '''THEORY:''' The Program Stack. Routines and Functions.]

[[Category:Educational]] [[Category:Assembler]] [[Category:Programming]] [[Category:Games_Programming]] [[Category:Video_contents]] [[Category:Websites]]

DEZ80

2022-02-24T19:37:02Z

SerErris: Reworked/Harmonized Layout of Links, Added Level 3

'''''Dominando Ensamblador Z80 (DEZ80)''': Mastering Z80 Assembler'''

[[File:Dez80_intro.png|right|500px|DEZ80 Course presentation]]

DEZ80 is a youtube video course created by the '''[http://www.ua.es University of Alicante]''' to introduce students programming from scratch. It starts making students program in machine code, and then it teaches Z80 Assembler. Lessons are focused on practical challenges that students have to overcome. Theoretical videos are developed as help material for challenges, and not as required material.

DEZ80 videos are in Spanish. Collaboration to translate subtitles or audio is welcomed.

= Contents =
== Website ==
* [https://https://bit.ly/CursoDEZ80 Web del curso | Course Website]

== Level 0: Course Introduction ==

* [https://youtu.be/smwXc3vShZw Presentación oficial Sep/2017|Official presentation Sep/2017]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kILDC5TaWA&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh&index=1 0.1 Introducción al curso|Course Introduction]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzogCXvAOU4&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh 0.2 Estructura del curso|Course structure]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzogCXvAOU4&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh 0.3 Líneas de vídeos|Lines of videos]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxMy6YxO1kk&list=PLmxqg54iaXrijQi4-J9IkAWDEguKRX9Dh&index=4 0.4 Evaluación|Assessment]

== Level 1: Draw your own Sprite ==

=== Challenges ===
[[File:Dez80_ejemplo9.png|right|550px|DEZ80 Example P09]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYwPDZaoAf4&index=1&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P01''' Introducción Nivel 1 | Level 1 Introduction]
* '''1.P02.''' INSTALACION de WinAPE
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIrbPEinYp0&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P02 INSTALACION:''' WinAPE en Windows | '''INSTALLATION:''' WinAPE on Windows]
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aItoD7OfdkM&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=3 '''1.P02 INSTALACION:''' WinAPE en Ubuntu Linux | '''INSTALLATION:''' WinAPE on Ubuntu Linux]
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4a_dh0WXWic&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=4 '''1.P02 INSTALACION:''' WinAPE en Mac OSX Sierra | '''INSTALLATION:''' WinAPE on Mac OSX Sierra]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxI2kBarAhw&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=5 '''1.P03 EJEMPLO:''' Reto 1.1 | '''EXAMPLE:''' Challenge 1.1]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdkhjQDioHY&index=6&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P04 PRACTICA:''' Jugando Con El Código | '''PRACTICE:''' Playing With The Code]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLNwD2LPEOA&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=7 '''1.P05 PRACTICA:''' Ejecutando Paso a Paso | '''PRACTICE:''' Executing Step-by-Step]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uzqsd0gurO8&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=8 '''1.P06 RETO:''' Utiliza Los Colores | '''CHALLENGE:''' Use The Colors]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nY0rVGi0vuc&index=9&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m '''1.P07 EJEMPLO:''' De 2 en 2 | '''EXAMPLE:''' 2 by 2]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xot6JFIwHtM&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=10 '''1.P08 RETO:''' Domina el formato | '''CHALLENGE:''' Master the format]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPabJE_-IGA&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=11 '''1.P09 EJEMPLO:''' Pintando por la pantalla | '''EXAMPLE:''' Painting on the screen]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zZU66VktTk&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=12 '''1.P10 RETO:''' Pinta por la Pantalla | '''CHALLENGE:''' Paint on the Screen]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbGS3b7NI14&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=13 '''1.P11 RETO:''' Domina la Memoria de Vídeo | '''CHALLENGE:''' Master Video Memory]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcitQL1FhGc&list=PLmxqg54iaXricAK8YNxIbAAErhUaq5m7m&index=14 '''1.P12 DESAFIO:''' Pinta un Sprite | '''CHALLENGE:''' Paint a Sprite]
=== Theory ===

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8DeOFI-CKE&index=1&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY '''1.T01 TEORIA:''' El Ciclo de Ejecución de la CPU | '''THEORY:''' The CPU Execution Cycle]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONMS354Xjz8&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=2 '''1.T02 TEORIA:''' El sistema binario | '''THEORY:''' The binary system]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69aj0Vs8D8c&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=3 '''1.T03 TEORIA:''' La magia del sistema hexadecimal | '''THEORY:''' The magic of the hexadecimal system]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljKnt2rmpeI&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=4 '''1.T04 TEORIA:''' Introducción a la Memoria de Vídeo | '''THEORY:''' Introduction to Video Memory]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1v2DKEWMKNg&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=5 '''1.T05 TEORIA:''' El formato de píxeles | '''THEORY:''' The pixel format]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDFBbLqe3X4&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=6 '''1.T06 TEORIA:''' La distribución de la Memoria de Vídeo | '''THEORY:''' Video Memory Distribution]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diUXVhx1h3Y&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhybiaiiRlh2s6IqFp6s3vY&index=7 '''1.T07 TEORIA:''' Las instrucciones del Z80 | '''THEORY:''' The Z80 instructions]

== Level 2: Create an animation ==

=== Challenges ===
[[File:Dez80_theory1.png | right | 550px | DEZ80 Theory Video T01]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMSseHbs178&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv 2.P01 Introducción Nivel 2 | Introduction Level 2]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNL2kGEu794&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P02 RETO:''' Anima Tus Píxeles | '''CHALLENGE:''' Animate Your Pixels]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2U3RkWksvs&index=3&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P03 EJEMPLO:''' Reto 1.1. Animación de un píxel | '''EXAMPLE:''' Challenge 1.1. Animation of a pixel]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voPcxmiqDqM&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv&index=4 '''2.P04 RETO:''' Ponlos en Movimiento | '''CHALLENGE:''' Put them in Motion]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aS2qj_EaxH8&index=5&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P05 PRÁCTICA:''' Repeticiones | '''PRACTICE:''' Repetitions]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQQFH5k5Mus&index=6&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P06 RETO:''' Dibuja y anima a lo grande | '''CHALLENGE:''' Draw and animate big]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDVwrG28hMw&index=7&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P07 PRÁCTICA:''' Posiciones Variables | '''PRACTICE:''' Variable Positions]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kzk05bywuKc&index=8&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P08 RETO:''' Domina Las Repeticiones | '''CHALLENGE:''' Master the repetitions]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kDBATfSpoQ&index=9&list=PLmxqg54iaXrif0Fno6OmbKqfawUeytUFv '''2.P09 DESAFIO:''' Crea tu animación | '''CHALLENGE:''' Create your animation]

=== Theory ===

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBP_GWxLTwY&index=1&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T01 TEORÍA:''' Tiempo, animaciones e interrupciones | '''THEORY:'''' Timing, animations and interrupts]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hhi8LOxcDo&index=2&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T02 TEORÍA:''' Funcionamiento del monitor. Raster Scan | '''THEORY:'''' Monitor operation. Raster Scan]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cWOS-4dShg&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5&index=3 '''2.T03 TEORÍA:''' Números Positivos y Negativos | '''THEORY:'''' Positive and Negative Numbers]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCF-TWm7dUQ&index=4&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T04 TEORÍA:''' Repeticiones y contadores. Bucles | '''THEORY:'''' Repetitions and counters. Loops]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDhuIdqFXjo&index=5&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhCo4a8vRNyGAAh7O2aZyY5 '''2.T05 TEORÍA:''' Almacenamiento en memoria. Variables. | '''THEORY:'''' Storage in memory. Variables.]

== Level 3: Your first game ==

=== Challenges ===

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev6wbQSZvGU&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc '''3.P01''' Introducción al Nivel 3 | Level 3 Introduction]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1r3Njx-h5k&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=2 '''3.P02 RETO:''' Ensambla con WinAPE | '''CHALLENGE:''' Assemble with WinAPE]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSJuOnUr1AQ&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=3 '''3.P03 EJEMPLO:''' Reto 1.1. | '''EXAMPLE:''' Challenge 1.1.]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4Fs2VPbINI&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=4 '''3.P04 PRÁCTICA:''' Animaciones con movimiento | '''PRACTICE:''' Animations with motion]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ow1IEqSuyBM&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=5 '''3.P05 RETO:''' Usa el teclado | '''CHALLENGE:''' Use the keyboard]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go7JDJLgnuo&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=6 '''3.P06 PRÁCTICA:''' Saltos Condicionales (II) | '''PRACTICE:''' Conditional Jumps (II)]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIPA9kGypsg&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=7 '''3.P07 PRÁCTICA:''' Pulsaciones de Teclado | '''PRACTICE:''' Keyboard strokes]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rb1wrKd4co&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=8 '''3.P08 PRÁCTICA:''' Usando variables | '''PRACTICE:''' Using variables]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sn3n5V9rp4k&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=9 '''3.P09 RETO:''' Primer Minijuego | '''CHALLENGE:''' First Mini-Game]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SWH7QT0fv0&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=10 '''3.P10 RETO:''' Toma el Control | '''CHALLENGE:''' Take Control]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLr2VPTEE7Q&list=PLmxqg54iaXriqzq1nkKggLLYECQYHCJdc&index=11 '''3.P11 DESAFÍO:''' Crea tu primer videojuego | '''CHALLENGE:''' Create your first videogame]

=== Theory ===
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXajSmMdhm0&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhebr6MU8tggAyKp2YLdInF&index=1 '''3.T01 TEORÍA:''' Cómo funciona el ensamblador I | '''THEORY:''' How the assembler works I]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkZUdYqSPsM&list=PLmxqg54iaXrhebr6MU8tggAyKp2YLdInF&index=2 '''3.T04 TEORÍA:''' La Pila de Programa. Rutinas y Funciones | '''THEORY:''' The Program Stack. Routines and Functions.]

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Soft968: CPC 464/664/6128 Firmware

2020-09-14T13:05:36Z

SerErris: Corrected Appendix VIII (8) - it pointed to Appendix 09.

[[Image:SOFT968.jpg|right|thumb|200px|SOFT 968 - the Amstrad CPC firmware guide]]

== Soft 968 (OCRed by Kevin Thacker) ==

'''Caution''' - some sections/appendices are '''missing''' here!

First edition, 1986
* [[Media:S968frnt.pdf|SOFT 968 Title]]
* [[Media:S968pref.pdf|SOFT 968 Preface]]
* [[Media:s968se01.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 1 (The Firmware)]]
* [[Media:s968se02.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 2 (ROMs, RAM and the Restart Instructions)]]
* [[Media:S968se03.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 3 (The Keyboard)]]
* [[Media:S968se04.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 4 (The Text VDU)]]
* [[Media:S968se05.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 5 (The Graphics VDU)]]
* [[Media:S968se06.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 6 (The Screen Pack)]]
* [[Media:S968se07.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 7 (The Sound Manager)]]
* [[Media:S968se08.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 8 (The Cassette Manager)]]
* [[Media:S968se09.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 9 (AMSDOS)]]
* [[Media:S968se10.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 10 (Expansion ROMs, Resident System Extensions and RAM Programs)]]
* [[Media:S968se11.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 11 (Interrupts)]]
* [[Media:S968se12.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 12 (Events)]]
* [[Media:S968se13.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 13 (The Machine Pack)]]
* [[Media:s968se14.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 14 (Firmware Jumpblocks)]]
* [[Media:s968se15.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 15 (The Main Firmware Jumpblock)]]
* [[Media:S968se16.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 16 (Firmware Indirections)]]
* [[Media:S968se17.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 17 (High Kernel jumpblock)]]
* [[Media:S968se18.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 18 (Low Kernel jumpblock)]]
* [[Media:S968se19.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 19 (AMSDOS BIOS Facilities)]]
* [[Media:S968se20.pdf|SOFT 968 Section 20 (AMSDOS External Commands)]]
* [[Media:S968ap01.pdf|SOFT 968 Appendix 1 (I) (Key Numbering)]]
* [[Media:S968ap02.pdf|SOFT 968 Appendix 2 (II) (Key Translation Tables)]]
* [[Media:S968ap03.pdf|SOFT 968 Appendix 3 (III) (Repeating Keys)]]
* [[Media:S968ap04.pdf|SOFT 968 Appendix 4 (IV) (Function Keys and Expansion Strings)]]
* [[Media:S968ap05.pdf|SOFT 968 Appendix 5 (V) (Inks and Colours)]]
* [[Media:S968ap07.pdf|SOFT 968 Appendix 7 (VII) (Text VDU Control Codes)]]
* [[Media:S968ap08.pdf|SOFT 968 Appendix 8 (VIII) (Notes and Tone Periods)]]
* [[Media:S968ap09.pdf|SOFT 968 Appendix 9 (IX) (The Programmable Sound Generator)]]
* [[Media:S968ap10.pdf|SOFT 968 Appendix 10 (X) (Kernel Block Layouts)]]
* [[Media:S968ap11.pdf|SOFT 968 Appendix 11 (XI) (The Alternative Register Set)]]
* [[Media:S968ap12.pdf|SOFT 968 Appendix 12 (XII) (The Hardware and Hardware Variants)]]
* [[Media:S968ap13.pdf|SOFT 968 Appendix 13 (XIII) (Hints Tips and Workarounds)]]
* [[Media:S968ap14.pdf|SOFT 968 Appendix 14 (XIV) (Printer Translation Table)]]

== See also ==

* [[Soft158: The Complete CPC 464 OS Firmware Specification]]
* [[Soft158A: DDI-1 Firmware - The Complete CPC 464 DOS ROM Specification]]
* [[BIOS Functions]]

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File:S968ap08.pdf

2020-09-14T13:03:45Z

SerErris: SerErris uploaded a new version of File:S968ap08.pdf

Soft 968 Appendix VIII