Amiga 2000

Case Type: 		Desktop

Processor: 		68000@7.14Mhz

MMU: 			None

FPU: 			None

Chipset: 		OCS (for KS 1.1 - 1.3 models) or

			ECS (KS 2.04 models)

Kickstarts: 		V1.1

			V1.2 (Model A)

			V1.3 (Model A & B)

			V2.04 (Model C)

Bus Controller: 	None (German Model-As)

			Buster Rev 1

			Buster Rev 2

			Buster Rev 3

Expansion Slots: 	5 x 100pin Zorro II slots

			1 x Genlock slot (Model A only)

			1 x OCS/ECS Video Slot (NOT inline with Zorro, Model B & C only)

			2 x inactive 16bit ISA slots (inline with Zorro)

			2 x inactive 8bit ISA slots (NOT inline with Zorro)

			1 x 86pin CPU Fast Slot (limited functionality on Model A)

Standard CHIP RAM: 	512K (Rev 3.x/4.x/5.x)

			1MB (Rev 6.x)

			RAM sockets: 	None

Hard Drive Controllers:	None

Drive Bays: 		2 x 3.5" (with faceplates)

			1 x 5.25" (with faceplate)

Expansion Ports: 	1 x 25pin Serial

			1 x 25pin Parallel

			1 x 23pin RGB Video

			1 x 23pin External Floppy

			2 x 9pin Joystick/Mouse

			2 x RCA Audio (Left/Right)

			1 x RCA Composite (Models B & C only)

			1 x large 5pin DIN Keyboard Connector

Floppy Drive: 		1 x 3.5" Internal 880K Floppy Drive

Motherboard Revisions: 	Model A (German design):

			Rev. 3.0 (pre-production version)

			Rev. 3.8 (pre-production version)

			Rev. 3.9 (pre-production version)

			Rev. 4.0 (production version)



			Model B (US design):

			Rev. 4.0 (never released due to error in design)

			Rev. 4.1 (production version)

			Rev. 4.2

			Rev. 4.3

			Rev. 4.4

			Rev. 4.5

			Rev. 5.0 (very rare, estimated 5 boards in existence)



			Model C (US Design)

			Rev. 6.0 (Has ROM tower, buggy with some cards)

			Rev. 6.2 (Removed ROM Tower)

			Rev. 6.3 (Changed to ECS and KS V2.04)

			Rev. 6.5

Battery Backed Up Clock:Yes.

			Model A used square varta batteries

			Model B & C uses "barrel" shaped batteries.