Siemens variant of Rockwell’s AIM 65. An AIM 65 in a Siemens case (with power supply) with German documentation and slightly modified ROMs
Downloads
(with thanks to the members of the German “VzEkC e.V” and Michael Steil)
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Siemens Personal Computer PC 100 Bedienungsanleitung, Ausgabe 1981/1982 |
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Applikationen zum Personal Computer PC100 Ausgabe 1980/81 |
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Assembler Handbuch 1979/80 |
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Assembler Handbuch 1980/81 |
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Monitor=Editor-Betriebssystem |
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PC100 Bedienungsanleitung 197/80 |
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Personal Computer PC100 Ausgabe 1980/81 |
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Basic Handbuch |
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Basic Handbuch 1980/81 |
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ROMs Extended Basic 2.1 by GWK |
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ROMs Extended Basic 2.3 by GWK AIM 65 / PC 100 EXTENDED BASIC V2.3 (C) 1980 BY GWK use: type “N” (go at $D000) type “Y” (INIZIALIZE? (Y) ) and type “Y” (MEMORY TEST? (Y) ) |
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AIM65 Siemens PC100 BASIC ROMs |
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GWK AIM 65 Development Aid (C) 1980 |
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AIM BASIC MICROSOFT V1.1 B C D zusatz |
The last number in the ROM file is the location of the ROM in the board, see photo.
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