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== Description ==
The '''Amstrad Expansion System''' aka '''Maplin ROM Card''' from [[Maplin]] is a DIY project by [[Dave Goodman]] and [[John Attfield]].
The '''Amstrad Expansion System was (Part 1)''' is primarily a '''rom box''' for the CPC series, but had additional features:
* 128 Special non- 8bit standard Buffered Expansion Port (with pre-decoded IOSEL line, on access to "free" I/O port.address)* Motherboard extension plug for EURO-card modulesLightpen socket (3.5mm stereo socket - just a connector with LPEN,5V,GND - without any additional electronics)
The DIY project consisted of a 16 page instruction leaflet.'''Amstrad Expansion System (Part 2)''' adds some more features:
== Pictures ==
Image:ROMBOX_04_MANUAL.JPG|ROM Box and photocopy of how-to build manual
Image:ROMBOX_05_SCREEN.JPG|Connected showing ROMs
Image:Maplin_ROMBoard_PCB_Top_(1).jpg|PCB Top (1)
Image:Maplin_ROMBoard_PCB_Bottom_(1).jpg|PCB Bottom (1)
Image:Maplin_ROMBoard_PCB_Top_(2).jpg|PCB Top (2)
Image:Maplin_ROMBoard_PCB_Bottom_(2).jpg|PCB Bottom (2)
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== Manual ==
* [[Media:Maplin ROM-Box Manual.pdf|Amstrad Expansion System Part 1: Maplin ROM-Box Manual]] (pdf)* [[Media:Maplins Amstrad Expansion System Part 2 (Project Book19).pdf|Amstrad Expansion System Part 2: 6x8bit I/O Port]] (pdf)
== Weblinks ==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurocard Info on EURO-card standard]* http://www.maplin.co.uk
[[Category:Memory expansions]] [[Category:HardwareExpansion ROM]] [[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:manual]]