Amiga is a trade mark of Commodore-Amiga Inc. INDEX Introduction ........................ Installing the AMITEK Hawk ..................Adding RAM to the Board ......................................Installing SIMMS ....................
Such a facility is important, for example, when endeavouring to discover the most current version of a date stamped file. Once installed, the AMITEK Hawk expansion board will ensure that your Amiga has a long and technologically advanced life and, the ability to run the latest, most complex software titles at a speed way in advance of the standard A1200.
Hawk Expansion Board. 4. WARNING: Chips on the AMITEK board are very fragile and could fall prey to the small currents of static electricity generated by your body. Before you...
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Figure 1.2 - Placement of the AMITEK Hawk Edge Connector Figure 1.3 - Inserting the AMITEK Hawk 5. Remove the board from its protective anti-static packaging and, with SIMM socket (see fig. 2.1 on page 7) facing toward the back panel of the computer, gently ease it onto the gold edge connector in the expansion slot (see fig.
ONE way. It is not possible to install a SIMM the wrong way round. NOTE 2 - The AMITEK Expansion will not allow the use of slower PCMCIA memory cards. If you have previously used a PCMCIA RAM card, you will notice a significant...
INSTALLING SIMMS We suggest that you gain a firm understanding of the following instructions before you proceed with installation. 1. Lay the expansion board on anti-static material, such as its original board packaging, with the SIMM socket exposed. 2. Position the SIMM with the keying notch to the left (see fig. 2.1 on page 7). Hold the SIMM at both ends and insert its metal contacts into the metal jaws of the SIMM socket.
FPU at the same time speed as the machine (14.3 There are various types of processor which you can install on the AMITEK board, all of which are distinguished by their individual processing speeds. The available chips...
INSTALLING AN FPU To install an FPU on the AMITEK board, please follow the instructions below: 1. The FPU is square and should be marked with a positioning mark (usually a dot) along one of its four edges. This edge must be aligned with the edge that the arrow is pointing to inside the FPU socket on the board (see fig.
This ensures that when the machine date/time stamps your files, it does it with the correct date/time. The battery on the AMITEK board is of a lithium type, CR2032 or compatible and should last approximately 24 months. These batteries are available from most major computer/electrical retailers.
Drag the indicator bar to the left or right until the minutes shown in the panel below are correct. Release the button on the mouse. 3. Click on the same button to save the correct date/time to your Hawk battery-backed clock.
Amiga’s warranty. RAM/FPU DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE The AMITEK Hawk package includes a floppy disk on which is stored a set of diagnostic routines which will test the RAM set-up and FPU type once your board is configured and installed.
RUNNING THE RAM/FPU DIAGNOSTIC SOFTWARE The AMITEK Hawk RAM Test program should be run by first booting Workbench, inserting the AMITEK disk into any drive and clicking on the AMITEK floppy disk icon. Finally, double-click on the AMITEK_Hawk_RAM_Test program icon.
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