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A mouse by the British company [[Advanced Memory Systems]].
A mouse by the British company [[Advanced Memory Systems]].


The mouse was connected to the joystick port of the CPC. An additional lead plugged into the power port in the monitor where the disc drive gained it's power. The disc drive power lead could plug into the AMX Mouse power port.  
The mouse was connected to the joystick port of the CPC. An additional lead plugged between 5V power cable coming from the monitor and the 5V-socket of the CPC.


There were three versions in all.
There were three versions in all.

Revision as of 16:27, 11 September 2006

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The original mouse with red buttons and a logo

A mouse by the British company Advanced Memory Systems.

The mouse was connected to the joystick port of the CPC. An additional lead plugged between 5V power cable coming from the monitor and the 5V-socket of the CPC.

There were three versions in all.


Other ways to connect a mouse to the CPC

Atari-ST mouse adapter

dk'tronics Mouse Interface

Modern:

SYMBiFACE II

Pictures

Software

AMX Art Stop Press MAX AMX 3D Zilicon