A2630 4MB rev 9

A2630 4MB rev 9

Company

Commodore, USA

Date

1989

Amiga

A2000

Interface

CPU slot

Autoconfig ID

514 / 81

processor

memory

  • 2 or 4 MB RAM on board
  • capable of DMA, but does not support burst mode
  • 16 or 32 256k×4 page mode ZIPs 80-100 ns
  • expansion slot for third party RAM boards
  • RAM can be disabled or autoconfigured by setting a jumper

notes

  • jumper selects whether autoboot into AmigaDOS or UNIX
  • boot ROMs below rev 6 are incompatible with Kickstart 2.0 and above
    • the ROM address space overlaps the upper 256 kB of the 512 kB Kickstart ROMs (Kickstart 1.3 is 256 kB only)
    • by the time AmigaOS loads, the boot ROMs are supposed to be off but due to a bug in the A26x0 ROM code they remain active, causing an address space collision
    • fitting a rev 6 or 7 ROM pair solves the problem
  • in 68000 fallback mode the RAM is still available

jumper settings

J301 – RAM size: ON – 2 MB, OFF – 4 MB
J302 – B2000: ON – german A2000
J303 – RAM autoconfig: ON – disabled
J304 – OS: ON – UNIX, OFF – AmigaOS
    • rev 6
J202 – FPU clock: ON – same as CPU clock
J200 – reserved
    • rev 9
J202 – FPU clock: 1-2 – same as CPU clock, 2-3 – from oscillator U203

manuals

installed in: A2500

https://www.intexsound.de/Commodore-Museum-Mannheim/hegatad/uploads/2024/04/Amiga500glossy1989-12.pdf