Appearance: Used, pictured, an ICD AdRAM 540 for the Commodore Amiga 500 computer. Includes just RAM main board, Gary adapter, original box, manual, and disk – no other accessories are available. Missing the interconnect cable.
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Stock#:J20535d.GF#1Details from amiga resource:
CompanyICD, USADate1990AmigaA500Interfacetrapdoor slot, Gary socket
◾32 DIP sockets accept 4 MB RAM (AdRAM 540)◾supports 256k×4 (414256), 70 - 120 ns DIPs◾accepts DIPs in groups of four giving 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4 MB configurations◾expandable to 6 MB with the optional AdRAM 560 board◾only 4 MB of 6 is continuous◾only 2.5 MB RAM is autoconfigured◾the 1.5 MB option does not work properly with Kickstart 1.2 when the RAM chips are installed in the first three banks ◾install one megabyte in the first two blocks (those get automatically recognized) and install the rest of the chips in one of the last four blocks (those will be recognized by the AdRAM program)
◾no disable switch◾battery backed up clock◾the RAM board connects to the trapdoor slot◾the adapter board connects to Gary's socket - if 1 MB Chip RAM is present, a wire has to be soldered between the adaptor and the motherboard