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* [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] | * [[Atari-ST mouse adapter]] | ||
* [[AMX Kit]] (modern) | * [[AMX Kit]] (modern) | ||
* [[PS2Mouse]] (modern DIY project to connect a PS/2 Mouse to the CPC - the mouse appears as a normal AMX mouse | * [[PS2Mouse]] (modern DIY project to connect a PS/2 Mouse to the CPC - the mouse appears as a normal AMX mouse) | ||
* [[dk'tronics Mouse Interface]] | * [[dk'tronics Mouse Interface]] | ||
* [[SYMBiFACE II]] (modern) | * [[SYMBiFACE II]] (modern) | ||
== Pictures == | == Pictures == | ||
Revision as of 17:56, 2 January 2010
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 the 5V power connector coming from the monitor and the 5V-socket of the CPC.
There were three versions in all.
The tape software is : AMX Art.
Covers
- AMX Mouse
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Left Cover
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Back Cover
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Right Cover
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Front Cover
Disc
- AMX Mouse
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side B
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side A
Other ways to connect a mouse to the CPC
- Atari-ST mouse adapter
- AMX Kit (modern)
- PS2Mouse (modern DIY project to connect a PS/2 Mouse to the CPC - the mouse appears as a normal AMX mouse)
- dk'tronics Mouse Interface
- SYMBiFACE II (modern)
Pictures
- AMX Mouse
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The mouse
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The interface is connected to the joystick port
Software
Download
- AMX Mouse (disc).zip (DSK for Emulators)