 | | Name | CBM 1001027-03 |
| Description | external RF-modulator for the VC-20 (PAL). Connects to VIDEO OUT. With the later C64, it was fortunately integrated onboard |
| Useable with | VC-20 (PAL) only |
|
 | | Name | CBM T-1341 |
| Description | single-button joystick with 8 pin mini-DIN connector for the 264-series. Was also available with standard 9 pin joystick connector (for all other Commodore computers) |
| Useable with | 264-series (C16, C116, Plus/4 and the prototypes C232, C264 and CV364) |
|
 | | Name | CBM 1541 |
| Description | serial 170k/ 5.25" disk-drive, MOS 6502-CPU, 'push-down' close-mechanism; successor to the V(I)C-1541 with design adapted to C64-I; CBM DOS 2.6 |
| Useable with | all Commodore-computers with 6 pin round-DIN CBM serial-bus |
|
 | | Name | CBM 1541C |
| Description | serial 170k/ 5.25" disk-drive, MOS 6502-CPU, 'turn-round' close-mechanism; rebadged version of the CBM 1541, with design adapted to C64C and C128 (cream-colored); CBM DOS 2.6 |
| Useable with | all Commodore-computers with 6 pin round-DIN CBM serial-bus |
|
 | | Name | CBM 1541-II |
| Description | serial 170k/ 5.25" disk-drive, MOS 6502-CPU, 'turn-round' close-mechanism; cost-reduced version of the CBM 1541C, with design adapted to the C64G; CBM DOS 2.6 |
| Useable with | all Commodore-computers with 6 pin round-DIN CBM serial-bus |
|
 | | Name | CBM 1551 |
| Description | parallel 170k/ 5.25" disk-drive, MOS 6510T-CPU, 'turn-round' close-mechanism; CBM DOS 2.6T. Was called 'SFS 481' when introduced with the 264-series on CES 1984. Connects to the machine's expansion port for a TED parallel connection. This so-called 'TCBM bus' (which
also incorporates a MOS 6523 tri-port interface) was planned for all Commodore computers, but dropped in favour of the serial burst mode (CBM 1570/ 1571) |
| Useable with | 264-series only (C16, C116, Plus/4 and the prototypes C232, C264 and CV364) |
|
 | | Name | CBM 1570 |
| Description | serial 170k/ 5.25" disk-drive, MOS 6502B-CPU, 'push-down' close-mechanism; MFM-capable (C128 CP/M-mode); single-headed version of the CBM 1571 (same PCB); CBM DOS 3.0. Was sold in Europe and Australia |
| Useable with | all Commodore-computers with 6 pin round-DIN CBM serial-bus. Additional features (MFM- & serial burst-mode) when used with C128 |
|
 | | Name | CBM 1571CR |
| Description | 170k/ 5.25" disk-drive, MOS 6502AD-CPU, 'turn-round' close-mechanism; 'high density'/ double-sided operation for 340 KB/ disk; MFM-capable (C128 CP/M-mode); supports the C128's serial burst mode ('fast serial'); cost-reduced version of the CBM 1571; CBM DOS 3.1 (picture only shows drive mechanism; ICs are on the 128D-CR's mainboard) |
| Useable with | built into C128D-CR |
|
 | | Name | CBM 1581 |
| Description | 800k/ 3.5" disk-drive, MOS 6502A-CPU, double-sided MFM data recording (400k/ side). Device number can be changed via DIP-switches. Its CBM DOS 10.0 allows to create partitions, which can be used as sub-directories or protected areas on disk |
| Useable with | all Commodore-computers with 6 pin round-DIN CBM serial-bus. Capable of serial burst mode when used with C128 ('fast serial') |
|
 | | Name | CBM 1801 |
| Description | 14" CRT color video monitor, designed for the 264-series. PAL-version, tilted screen. 'Normal video' (composite + mono audio) and 'Commodore video' (chroma/ luma + mono audio) inputs. Comes with a (removable) plastic cover to protect the CRT (see pic) |
| Useable with | all computers capable of composite- or 'Commodore' video output |
|
 | | Name | CBM 1802 |
| Description | 13" CRT color video monitor, PAL-version. 'Normal video' (composite + mono audio) and 'Commodore video' (chroma/ luma + mono audio) inputs |
| Useable with | all computers capable of composite- or 'Commodore' video output |
|
 | | Name | CBM MPP 1361 |
| Description | IEEE-488 bus matrix printer, MOS 6502-CPU; 136 column text, 8*6 matrix, 15" wide/ DIN A3 paper, graphic capable. Identical to CBM 8023P |
| Useable with | all Commodore-computers with IEEE-488 bus (or IEEE-488 adaptor) |
|
 | | Name | CBM PC 920, older version |
| Description | standard 360k/ 5.25" PC disk-drive; although it has a CBM product-name, this is a standard PC-drive made by BASF. This older 920 came with PC10/ PC20, PC10-II/ PC20-II and CBM 1060 'Sidecar'. The product name PC 920 was used for many different 5.25" drives sold in CBM computers (even for 1.2MB AT-drives) |
| Useable with | all PCs |
|
 | | Name | CBM SFD 1001 |
| Description | 'Super Floppy Drive'. IEEE-488 bus, 1024k/ 5.25" disk, two CPUs: 2x MOS 6502, 'turn-round' close-mechanism. Single-drive version of the CBM 8250. CBM DOS 2.7 |
| Useable with | all Commodore-computers with IEEE-488 bus (or IEEE-adaptor) |
|
 | | Name | CBM VC-1530 (model C2N) |
| Description | Data cassette-recorder ('Datasette'); tape-counter, 'save'-LED. Originally designed for the CBM V(I)C-20 |
| Useable with | V(I)C-20, C64, C128(D, D-CR) and other CBM-machines with 12 pin 'flat' tape-connector |
|
 | | Name | CBM VC-1531 (model C2N) |
| Description | Data cassette-recorder ('Datasette'). Charcoal-grey version of the CBM 1530 with tape-counter, 'save'-LED. It was designed for the 264-series, thus making use of an 8 pin mini-DIN interface (although an adaptor to CBM's 12 pin tape-connector was available) |
| Useable with | 264-series (C16, C116, Plus/4 and the prototypes C232, C264 and CV364) |
|
 | | Name | CBM VC-1531 (model C2N) |
| Description | Data cassette-recorder ('Datasette'). White variant of the CBM 1531 with tape-counter, 'save'-LED. The reason for its white case is unknown - probably Commodore just went out of dark cases? However, since an adaptor for the 12 pin interface (of the 64-series) was available, it could be used with all CBMs |
| Useable with | 264-series (C16, C116, Plus/4 and the prototypes C232, C264 and CV364) |
|
 | | Name | CBM VC-1541 |
| Description | serial 170k/ 5.25" disk-drive, MOS 6502-CPU, 'push-down' close-mechanism; successor to the V(I)C-1540, still in the white V(I)C-20-design; CBM DOS 2.6 |
| Useable with | all Commodore-computers with 6 pin round-DIN CBM serial-bus |
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