The Vampire 600 v2 has arrived. Found a 1 Euro coin and placed it next to it for size reference. The Vampire is tiny. The "empty socket" you see bottom right is…
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The more interesting side of the Vampire 600 v2 card. The big chip middle left is the Altera Cyclone III FPGA. Top left you have a micro SD reader, then below…
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This is where the magic happens. The Altera Cyclone III FPGA chip, tiny as it is, contains here a 68k compatible CPU faster even than a 100MHz 60060. But it…
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The chip above the Vampirte 600 v2 is a MC68010 CPU (Same size as a regular 68000). As you can see, the Altera Cyclone III is tiny compared to the good old…
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Ok in order to secure the Vampire onto the mobo I need to remove the back shielding from the mobo. I begin by removing stuff that will get in the way.. Like the…
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And here is the floppy connector on an A600.
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Just placing the Vampire where it will go onto the motherboard. It will sit ontop the MC68000 CPU. Here the metal shielding below the mobo is still on and needs…
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Ok, lower shield removed from underside the A600 motherboard.
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Yes you need to remove all the small screws sitting next to the ports in the back in order to remove the shield below the A600 mobo.
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The underside of an A600 mobo with the shield removed.
This album shows how I removed the RF modulator from an Amiga 600.
You do this at your own risk, and remember - there are several ways to do it. I'm not saying I did it in the most efficient or easiest way. But in the end it worked for me.
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