Peripherals in my collectionIn name/ model-no. order!
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(pictures copyright by M.A.Grundke)
 | | Name | CX40 (CO17025) |
| Description | one-button joystick |
| Useable with | all computers with 9 pin joystick-port |
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 | | Name | SM124 |
| Description | 12 " CRT, 72 Hz/ 35.7kHz monochrome monitor (i.e. paper white) for the ST-series' high-res mode (640x400); cannot display low-res and mid-res modes |
| Useable with | the whole ST-series, TT, FALCON 030 (via adaptor) |
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 | | Name | SC1224 (12" version) |
| Description | 12 " CRT, 50 Hz/ 60 Hz, 15.75 kHz RGB color monitor for the ST-series' low-res and mid-res modes (320x200, 640x200); cannot display high-res mode. The 12" version was made by Goldstar, but there have also been SC1224 with a 14" CRT (made by JVC) |
| Useable with | the whole ST-series, TT, FALCON 030 (via adaptor) |
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 | | Name | STM1 |
| Description | standard, two-button mouse |
| Useable with | the whole ST-series, TT, FALCON 030 |
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 | | Name | FALCON 030 ST VIDEO ADAPTOR |
| Description | Adaptor to connect any ST-series RGB monitor (13 pin round-DIN), such as SM124, SC1224, to the FALCON 030's monitor connector (19 pin SUB-D) |
| Useable with | FALCON 030 and its prototypes (SPARROW, FX-1) |
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 | | Name | CX78 |
| Description | this 'Nintendo-like' controlpad came with the ATARI 2600 jr. and the european ATARI 7800. Has two buttons and a small stick |
| Useable with | all machines with 9 pin joystick-port |
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 | | Name | XE SYSTEM keyboard |
| Description | this keyboard makes the XE SYSTEM a real computer! When you connect it, the console doesn't start with Missile Command anymore but with ATARI BASIC. Additionally, it's got two hooks on its back to 'attach' it to the XE SYSTEM |
| Useable with | ATARI XE SYSTEM only |
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 | | Name | XEP80 |
| Description | The 'XEP80 Interface Module' provides 80-column output and a parallel printer port. It's connected via the machine's joystick-port |
| Useable with | ATARI 400, 800, XL/XE-series |
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 | | Name | XG1 |
| Description | lightgun; this one came with my XE SYSTEM. On the picture, you can also see two of the games supporting it: 'Bug Hunt' and 'Barnard Blaster' |
| Useable with | XL/XE-series |
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| A picture of the rare ATARI 815 diskdrive. It was basically a dual drive version of the popular ATARI 810 made for the XL-series. Although such a drive is very useful, only few units were sold, and only in the US. Reason was the lack of compatibility with the ATARI 810 (e.g. neither of the drives was bootable), so ATARI decided to stop the production early (picture scanned from 'Happy Computer', issue 6/1988) |
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