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==PRODUCT RANGE OVERVIEW==
The old CPC6128 keyboard is used, except that the colour scheme has been changed and the connecting cable exits in a different location.
NOTE: gerald (on the forums) has confirmed a fault in the ASIC when used with external memory expansions. If a page of an external memory expansion is activated in the range &4000-&7fff and the asic ram page is active and a write is done, the write will go to the asic ram AND to the external memory expansion. This bug is NOT seen when the extra 64KB inside the 6128Plus is active when the asic ram page is active. It is advised that you set the configuration to &7fc0 before accessing the asic ram.
===Amstrad 464 Plus===
0-7 0-7
High Bank: Logical page (DFxxh) Physical page 1
0-127 (not disc page) 1
The two ROM disable bits in the existing mode and ROM enable register disable the ROM as before, wherever it is mapped, as does the ROMDIS signal from the expansion bus.
The "write through" mechanism, whereby writes to an area which is currently mapped as ROM actually write to the underlying RAM, still functions, wherever the ROM is mapped. However the write through mechanism cannot be used to access the register page. Write through also does not operate to the RAM from the register page.
===Analogue paddle ports===
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