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ALH
msx user
Posts: 57
Posted: February 01 2004, 12:27   
Im after a layout of the other MSX for there Port Connections
it seems that my Yamaha has differnet ones
what has kept getting me lost as i didnt know this
as ive never seen inside other MSX
GuyveR800
msx guru
Posts: 3048
Posted: February 01 2004, 13:17   
ever read the FAQ?
http://www.faq.msxnet.org/
ALH
msx user
Posts: 57
Posted: February 01 2004, 14:10   
Do all MSX have 2 Cart Ports
MSX Cartridge connector/bus expansion/extension side slot

I know that the Yamaha has a 60pin Port were normal ones only have 50
Now im guessin this is the port that holds my sound card in it (on the CX5M)
GuyveR800
msx guru
Posts: 3048
Posted: February 01 2004, 15:06   
MSX standard specifies 1 cartridge slot minimum.
Most MSX's have 2 cartridge slots, and there is at least one that has 3 (Sony HB-500).

An expansion port like CX5M was reasonably common in MSX1 computers.
ALH
msx user
Posts: 57
Posted: February 01 2004, 16:55   
what about on the MSX2 boards do they have "expantion ports"
GuyveR800
msx guru
Posts: 3048
Posted: February 01 2004, 17:07   
Some do... For instance Yamaha's CX7M has the same expansion port as the CX5M.
ALH
msx user
Posts: 57
Posted: February 01 2004, 17:10   
the thing is i cant seem to get hold of any more Yamahas
so ive got to look at Phillips and TOshibia
as they seem to be the main ons in Europe for sale
 
 







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