Subway USB Controller for the Amiga 1200 Clockport

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USB-Controller for Amiga 1200 compatible clockports

Technical data:

[*]compatible with USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 specification (no highspeed mode)
[*]integrated 4-port hub
[*]all ports are protected against overvoltage and short circuit
[*]integrated power management on port by port base
[*]power saving 3.3V technology
[*]compatible with all 68030/040/060 and PPC turbo cards
[*]no mechanical problems with Amiga 1200 bus boards
[*]compatible with all Amiga 1200 tower housings
[*]standard Amiga 1200 clockport connector
[*]works with all Amiga 1200 compatible clockports
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 Hardware Compatibility List

Software:

[*]integration into AmigaOS via system conform drivers
[*]comfortable control of commodity driver by hotkeys
[*]driver for USB mouse, keyboard, serial and parallel interface
[*]further drivers (webcam, digicam) also by third companies under development
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Package contents:

[*]1 Subway USB controller card
[*]1 10cm clockport flat ribbon cable
[*]2 holding plates with two USB connectors each
[*]1 detailed installation manual
[*]1 disk with driver software
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System requirements:

[*]Amiga OS 3.1 or higher
[*]Processor 68030 (25 MHz) or higher
[*]100% compatible Amiga 1200 clockport
[*]power supply with 2.0 Ampere minimum on 5V (each used USB port will use a maximum of 500mA, depending on connected device)
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See also: Deneb USB Controller for Amiga computers w/ Zorro-II/III

EUR 92.90

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[Darrin]

With a little bit of case modification to run these ports to the outside of the A1200's wedge casing this would make a great way to add a cheap external PC DVD+RW, USB hard drive, pen drives and an Ethernet port without putting the mobo into a tower.

[PulsatingQuasar]

Pretty hard to figure out what this news story is about. But after you click the link it becomes clear. Could someone please modify this news story so it indicates it is back in stock again at Vesalia??