DMP2000 Buffer Upgrade Kit - Revision history

MacDeath at 01:53, 17 December 2010

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Nocash at 15:31, 2 September 2010

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Nocash: moved DMP2000/3000 Buffer Upgrade Kit to DMP2000 Buffer Upgrade Kit

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moved DMP2000/3000 Buffer Upgrade Kit to DMP2000 Buffer Upgrade Kit

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Nocash: Created page with "RAM upgrade from Goldmark Systems for Amstrad's DMP2000 and DMP3000 printers."

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Created page with "RAM upgrade from Goldmark Systems for Amstrad's DMP2000 and DMP3000 printers."

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RAM upgrade from [[Goldmark Systems]] for [[Amstrad]]'s [[DMP2000]] and [[DMP3000]] printers.

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	[[File:Goldmark DMP2000 Printer 8K Buffer Kit.jpg\|thumb]]		[[File:Goldmark DMP2000 Printer 8K Buffer Kit.jpg\|thumb]]

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 The '''Amstrad DMP2000 Printer 8K Buffer Kit''' from [[Goldmark Systems]] is a RAM upgrade for [[Amstrad]]'s [[DMP2000]] printer.
-The "kit" seems to be simply consisting of a 8K SRAM chip, to be used as replacement for the printers built-in 2K SRAM, increasing the buffer size by 6K. Aside from exchanging the RAM chip, one must also change the J3 jumper on the PCB (as shown in [[:Image:DMP2000 Schematic.png|DMP2000 Schematic).
+The "kit" seems to be simply consisting of a 8K SRAM chip, to be used as replacement for the printers built-in 2K SRAM, increasing the buffer size by 6K. Aside from exchanging the RAM chip, one must also change the J3 jumper on the PCB (as shown in the [[:Image:DMP2000 Schematic.png|DMP2000 Schematic]]).
 The upgrade should also work with the DMP2160 printer (a faster version of the DMP2000, which has only 2K RAM built-in, too). The DMP3000 and later models do include 8K RAM built-in, so there's no need to upgrade them.

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 [[File:Goldmark DMP2000 Printer 8K Buffer Kit.jpg|thumb]]
-The '''Amstrad DMP2000 Printer 8K Buffer Kit''' from [[Goldmark Systems]] is a RAM upgrade for [[Amstrad]]'s [[DMP2000]] and [[DMP3000]] printers.
+The '''Amstrad DMP2000 Printer 8K Buffer Kit''' from [[Goldmark Systems]] is a RAM upgrade for [[Amstrad]]'s [[DMP2000]] printer.
-The "kit" seems to be simply consisting of a 8K SRAM chip, to be used as replacement for the printers built-in 2K SRAM, increasing the buffer size by 6K.
+The "kit" seems to be simply consisting of a 8K SRAM chip, to be used as replacement for the printers built-in 2K SRAM, increasing the buffer size by 6K. Aside from exchanging the RAM chip, one must also change the J3 jumper on the PCB (as shown in [[:Image:DMP2000 Schematic.png|DMP2000 Schematic).
-The kit doesn't seem to be required for newer DMP printers - according to [[Media:LQ3500di and LQ5000di Leaflet (English).pdf|LQ3500di and LQ5000di Leaflet (English)]] and [[Media:AMSTPRINT Leaflet (Norwegian).pdf|DMP3160/DMP3250di/DMP4000/LQ3500/LQ3500di/LQ5000di AMSTPRINT Leaflet (Norwegian)]] - these do already have 8K Buffer RAM built-in.
+The upgrade should also work with the DMP2160 printer (a faster version of the DMP2000, which has only 2K RAM built-in, too). The DMP3000 and later models do include 8K RAM built-in, so there's no need to upgrade them.
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-According to german DMP service manuals, only DMP2000 and DMP2160 have 2K RAM (where the upgrade would make sense). Whilst DMP3000 and up do already contain 8K RAM built-in (so the upgrade wouldn't make any sense).

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	The kit doesn't seem to be required for newer DMP printers - according to [[Media:LQ3500di and LQ5000di Leaflet (English).pdf\|LQ3500di and LQ5000di Leaflet (English)]] and [[Media:AMSTPRINT Leaflet (Norwegian).pdf\|DMP3160/DMP3250di/DMP4000/LQ3500/LQ3500di/LQ5000di AMSTPRINT Leaflet (Norwegian)]] - these do already have 8K Buffer RAM built-in.		The kit doesn't seem to be required for newer DMP printers - according to [[Media:LQ3500di and LQ5000di Leaflet (English).pdf\|LQ3500di and LQ5000di Leaflet (English)]] and [[Media:AMSTPRINT Leaflet (Norwegian).pdf\|DMP3160/DMP3250di/DMP4000/LQ3500/LQ3500di/LQ5000di AMSTPRINT Leaflet (Norwegian)]] - these do already have 8K Buffer RAM built-in.
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		+	According to german DMP service manuals, only DMP2000 and DMP2160 have 2K RAM (where the upgrade would make sense). Whilst DMP3000 and up do already contain 8K RAM built-in (so the upgrade wouldn't make any sense).

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	The "kit" seems to be simply consisting of a 8K SRAM chip, to be used as replacement for the printers built-in 2K SRAM, increasing the buffer size by 6K.		The "kit" seems to be simply consisting of a 8K SRAM chip, to be used as replacement for the printers built-in 2K SRAM, increasing the buffer size by 6K.
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		+	The kit doesn't seem to be required for newer DMP printers - according to [[Media:LQ3500di and LQ5000di Leaflet (English).pdf\|LQ3500di and LQ5000di Leaflet (English)]] and [[Media:AMSTPRINT Leaflet (Norwegian).pdf\|DMP3160/DMP3250di/DMP4000/LQ3500/LQ3500di/LQ5000di AMSTPRINT Leaflet (Norwegian)]] - these do already have 8K Buffer RAM built-in.

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		+	The '''Amstrad DMP2000 Printer 8K Buffer Kit''' from [[Goldmark Systems]] is a RAM upgrade for [[Amstrad]]'s [[DMP2000]] and [[DMP3000]] printers.
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		+	The "kit" seems to be simply consisting of a 8K SRAM chip, to be used as replacement for the printers built-in 2K SRAM, increasing the buffer size by 6K.