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'''AMRAM''' is a 16K RAM which acts like a ROM made by [[Silicon Systems]] | '''AMRAM''' is a 16K RAM which acts like a ROM made by [[Silicon Systems]]. See also: [[AMRAM2]] | ||
According to a review in Amstrad Action, Amram has two banks of 8KB occupying ROM 5. | |||
There is a write enable switch, which must be enabled for writes to be allowed and a green led lights up when the Amram is being written to. | |||
It is reviewed in Amstrad Action issue 19. | |||
== Amram user manual == | == Amram user manual == | ||
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[[Media:Amram.pdf]] Manual as PDF file | [[Media:Amram.pdf]] Manual as PDF file | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:23, 10 March 2018
AMRAM is a 16K RAM which acts like a ROM made by Silicon Systems. See also: AMRAM2
According to a review in Amstrad Action, Amram has two banks of 8KB occupying ROM 5. There is a write enable switch, which must be enabled for writes to be allowed and a green led lights up when the Amram is being written to.
It is reviewed in Amstrad Action issue 19.
Amram user manual
Media:Amram.pdf Manual as PDF file