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Re: Amiga 1000 (Possible Daphne Version)
« on: February 04, 2006, 04:06:04 AM »
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Amiga
Serial no. XM11158491
Made in Japan


I think you've got an extra "1" there. My Amiga 1000 is serial no. XM 1157304.

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I havent booted it cause i am missing the keybd cable and a db9 to db15 cable


Did you know you can use a phone handset cord for the keyboard cable?

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Re: Amiga 1000 (Possible Daphne Version)
« Reply #1 on: February 04, 2006, 04:21:16 AM »
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According to On The Edge, Daphne was the version of the video chip before the HAM modes were implemented (though I've never heard this confirmed anywhere else). So I guess find some HAM software and see if it fails.


If this is true, and assuming my A1000 is older than AppleIIGuy's (based on serial no.), then it seems that AppleIIGuy does not have the Daphne chip. I ran Photon Paint (HAM program) with no problem.

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Re: Amiga 1000 (Possible Daphne Version)
« Reply #2 on: February 04, 2006, 04:31:15 AM »
Not the phone cable. The phone "handset" cable (from handset to base unit).

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Re: Amiga 1000 (Possible Daphne Version)
« Reply #3 on: February 04, 2006, 04:55:35 AM »
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Daphne (OCS) 8362 R5 A1000 NTSC, 1985


You actually have the 8362 R5? I don't feel like opening my A1000 at the moment to check, but I know I have the Rev. A motherboard - which means you probably have the Rev. A motherboard too. Amiga-Hardware says Daphne was only on the early Amiga 1000s, which means the Rev. 6. (gee, so much information... which info can you trust?)