Amiga A1200 HDISK/FDISK LED Adapter
£10.83 Ex. VAT
Amiga A1200 HDISK/FDISK LED adapter provides 2 separate inputs to show the activity of and not limited to, Icedrake V4, PiStorm32-Lite SD slot, hard drives or PCMCIA port using the original LED module on the Amiga 1200 LED panel.
Signals for the internal HDD and DISK are transmitted as is, also this module corrects the constant LED light that may occur with some SD or CompactFlash cards.
There are also LEDs on the module itself that show floppy and hard drive activity. This can be especially useful when the Amiga 1200 is operated without the original keyboard.
Configuration
There are a total of 2 pins available on J3 , which have the following characteristics.
- A = HDD input – (output via HDISK LED)
- B = FDD input – (output via FDISK LED)
So for example you want to show the PCMCIA activity, you would connect a wire to the FDD input and any PCMCIA activity will show via the FDISK LED.
NOTE:
Soldering skills will be required when connecting 3rd party activity signals to the Amiga A1200 HDISK/FDISK LED adapter, more details to follow.
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- Tested before any work has began.
- All electrolytic capacitors removed using professional tools and techniques (no twisting off caps and boards a pre-warmed before the removing capacitors using hot air) this puts far less stress to the board itself.
- Pads cleaned with flux/wick/IPA.
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- Board ultrasonic cleaned at 60 degrees using deionised water and professional PCB flux cleaner and then dried.
- Board tested again and tested for a minimum of 4 hrs playing a rolling demo.
Images of the Amiga 1200 motherboard is for illustrative purposes only and are PAL, each unit will show signs of age and use. If you want photos of the Amiga 1200 motherboards we have please contact us.
Amiga A1200 Black Case
- Top case including enhancements
- Bottom case including enhancements
- Enhanced bottom trapdoor with extra vents.
- Enhanced rear trapdoor + extra plastic holder DVI / VGA shaped hole.
- Rubber feet
- Set of screws
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- 2 new rear trapdoors are available to accommodate VGA and DVI. The third one is a Plain door.
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- Top case including enhancements
- Bottom case including enhancements
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- Enhanced rear trapdoor + extra plastic holder DVI / VGA shaped hole.
- Rubber feet
- Set of screws
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- Top case including enhancements
- Bottom case including enhancements
- Enhanced bottom trapdoor with extra vents.
- Enhanced rear trapdoor + extra plastic holder DVI / VGA shaped hole.
- Rubber feet
- Set of screws
How are these brand new?
In 2016 840 Amiga users made it possible in supporting a Kickstarter to reproduce the Amiga 12000 case, the new A1200 cases are made using Injection Molding manufacturing technique to produce top and bottom shells as well as trapdoors and parts. The process implies the use of 3 new moulds, the first one is for the top shell, second mould for the bottom shell and last one for trapdoors and parts, all produced using brand new moulds.Enhancements galore:
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