Category:Port Expanders
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Port Expanders are available for the expansion port and the user port. We are looking at the expansion port here. Commercially available expanders are not too expensive and often serve extremely well. Especially when planning on connecting Retro Replay Hardware or a Super Snapshot and wanting to combine it with a REU having more than one expansion port is quite useful.
Apart from obvious garage sales and internet sources for these hardware pieces you may want to check by:
- Mini_X-Pander from Arkanix Labs
- X-Pander 3 from Retro Innovations
Weblinks
- How do port expanders work? topic at the commodore128.org forum
- Datel EX64 Cartridge Expander at nightfallcrew.com
- Datalux SV-703 at MCbx Old Computer Collection
Media in category "Port Expanders"
The following 16 files are in this category, out of 16 total.
64er 94 04 ExpPortExpander.pdf 0 × 0; 2.94 MB
AproSpand Advert Run Issue 31 1986 Jul.jpg 591 × 837; 242 KB
- AproSpand64 Manual.pdf 0 × 0; 375 KB
Cardboard top open.jpg 1,536 × 2,048; 764 KB
Cardboard top.jpg 1,536 × 2,048; 879 KB
- CMD EX3 EX2+1 Manual.pdf 0 × 0; 2 MB
Commodore Power-Play 1985 Issue 18 LBow Expansion Port Junk.jpg 853 × 412; 219 KB
- Commodore World Issue07Vol02No02 EX2plus1 EX3.pdf 0 × 0; 359 KB
- FB-3XP-Rev1A Manual.pdf 0 × 0; 143 KB
FB-3XP.jpg 260 × 195; 10 KB
Port Extender Everything Book for Commodore Computers 1987 Fall.jpg 633 × 458; 129 KB
Mini x-pander01.jpg 510 × 544; 141 KB
Mini X-PanderV3.jpg 1,280 × 720; 204 KB
Tips and Tricks for Commodore Computers Cart Tips Expand It.jpg 609 × 218; 44 KB
X-Pander3.jpg 785 × 1,280; 266 KB
- Your Commodore 1988 Hardware Buyers Guide AR EC FC FM.pdf 0 × 0; 1.35 MB
