When I acquired a KIM-1 Rev A it came with some documentation revealing its provenance:
- Warranty card
- Brochure showing the Rev A
- A document with KIM-1 program called KIM-1 Application CT1
- KIM-1 Application Note 2 Interval Timer Operation







My Rev A CPU week 15 1976
I have added images of my recently acquired KIM-1s to the KIM-1 Revisions Images page.
First version. I have a more time correct CPU (ceramic, pre June 1976) 6502 for this board. Needs a cleanup/restore also.

My KIM-1 first version
Rev A. Mostly original board, some small repairs.

My Rev A CPU week 15 1976
Rev G. A high quality unaltered KIM-1.

My second Rev F
A collection of MCS6500 Instruction set Summary cards, that came with various SBC’s. MOS Technology, Rockwell, Synertek and Micrologic.

MCS650X Instruction Set Summary (6501 to 6506)

MCS6501 to MCS 6506, no ROR instruction!

MCS6501 to MCS 6506, no ROR instruction!
MCS6500 Instruction Set Summary: my own card


MCS6500 Instruction Set Summary: clean version


MCS6500 Instruction Set Summary: card with manual correction (missing ROR in table)


MCS6500 Instruction Set Summary: June 1977


MCS6500 Instruction Set Summary: clean versions


Rockwell R6500 Microprocessor Programming Reference Cards
October 1978




January 1984




June 1984




SYM-1 and VIM-1 Synertek

Micrologic Instant Reference Card


An MTU/KIM bus compatible 16K RAM board. with dynamic RAMs type MM5280, as used also in theK-1008 Viable Memory.

K-1016 Circuit part 1

K-1016 Circuit part 2

K-1016 Circuit part 3

K-1016 Circuit part 4

K-1016 Memory Expansion Board

K-1016 Memory Expansion Board
A RAM ROM I/O board with flexible addressing.
- 32K RAM in 2x 16K pages
- 8/16K (EP)ROM
- EPROM Programmer (2716/2732)
- 4x 8 bit I/O ports (2×6522)
- Bank switching for RAM and ROM


K-1032 Expansion Board

K-1032 Expansion Board