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- Print-Thru captures Atari print-out and routes to PC's printer

SIO2PC cable/interface designs and sources, PC RS-232/Serial interface:
- http://pages.suddenlink.net/wa5bdu/sio2pc.htm (Nick Kennedy)
- http://retrobits.net/atari/sio2pc.shtml (Rick Cortese)
- http://www.wolfpup.net/atarimods/ (Clarence Dyson)
- http://www.angelfire.com/80s/j131atari/
- http://raster.infos.cz/atari/hw/sio2pc.htm (Radek Sterba)
- http://preview.tinyurl.com/y8p2ktwb
(Vladimir Tichy)
- Atarimax Universal SIO2PC/ProSystem interface, RS-232/Serial versions
http://www.atarimax.com/sio2pc/documentation/ (Steven Tucker)
- http://www.mega-hz.de/Angebote/SIO2PC/SIO2PC.html (Wolfram Fischer)
- http://www.asselheim.de/atari/sio-pc.htm (Frank Heuser)

SIO2PC cable/interface designs and sources, USB interface:
- Atarimax Universal SIO2PC/ProSystem interface, USB versions
http://www.atarimax.com/sio2pc/documentation/ (Steven Tucker)
- SIO2PC-USB (Ray Ataergin)
http://www.atari8warez.com/
- SIO2PC/10502PC Dual-USB (Ray Ataergin)
http://www.atari8warez.com/
- Sio2PC -USB (Lotharek)
http://lotharek.pl/product.php?pid=98

800XL DJ, by Kolja 'joust' Koischwitz & Christian 'chrisker' Krueger, 1994

- Hardware component: "SIO2ST" cable (or SIO2PC cable)
- Atari ST software simulates an Atari disk drive and uses disk images
(.DI extension) to load programs.
- 800XLDJF.APP is for Falcon ; 800XLDJ.APP is for ST
- More info: http://www.gooddealgames.com/articles/Atari_800XLDJ.htm http://www.umich.edu/~archive/atari/Emulators/800xldj.lzh

Atari Peripheral Emulator (APE), by Steven Tucker, 1995/2007

Hardware component: APE Interface Cable (or SIO2PC cable)
- Versions for DOS or Windows PC
- Emulate up to 8 Hard Drives & Floppy Drives
- Single, Double, Quad, or 1050 Enhanced Density for any floppy drive
- Disk images of up to 16MiB in size, up to 8 hard drives at once
- High Speed SIO: US Doubler compatible/UltraSpeed capable, XF551 high speed,
Happy compatible/Warp Speed capable, APE+ Warp Speed I/O (3x)
- Load EXE files directly from your PC Hard Drive
- PC Mirror drive gives access to files on your PC hard drive & MSDOS
filesystem with any DOS and at all SIO speeds, including APE+ 3X SIO
- Registered users may write files, as well as read them from the PC
mirror
- APE ProSystem support
- Supports the .ATR and .PRO Atari disk image file formats on the PC
- Full emulation of the Atari 850 interface, allowing you to use your PC
printer and PC modem or network (Internet) from any Atari application that
can use the 850 interface.
- Allowing loading of the Atari R: handler from any communications program
- Hardware flow control for the PC modem using the R: device.
- Can also print to a file on the PC.
- Print data conversion options:
EOL conversion, ATASCII TAB conversion, strip from 8-bit to 7-bit data
- Full cooperation with real SIO devices
http://www.atarimax.com/

Floppy EMULator, by Pavel Machek, 1997

Turn your Linux machine into the Atari computer's floppy drive.
- Need to use an SIO2PC cable
- Writes are done, but not saved back to files.
- Only 90K .ATR files are supported, only D1: supported.
- "This is really alpha."
http://atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~pavel/atari/

SIO2Linux, by Preston Crow, 1998/2010

Turn your Linux machine into the Atari computer's floppy drive.
- Based on Floppy EMULator by Pavel Machek
- Need to use an SIO2PC cable
- No kernel modules.
Unlike the AtariSIO project, this is just a simple user-space program that
uses a serial port device.
- Create new dynamically sized images
Each image starts as a 3-sector image file, but grows to accommodate the
highest-numbered sector written.
- Mount your native file system as an Atari disk
It's read-only for now, and it doesn't support subdirectories, but each
file is mapped to a different starting sector, and as that sector is read,
it automatically maps in the rest of the file.
- Supports .ATR and .XFD disk image files http://www.crowcastle.net/preston/atari/

Atari810, by Dan Vernon, 2001/2003

Emulate an Atari 8-bit floppy drive or hard disk on your PC.
- Hardware component: SIO2PC cable
- A PC, connected to the Atari via a serial port, appears to be a giant Atari
disk drive, or rather, up to eight disk drives.
- Supports .ATR format files
http://retrobits.net/

atariserver module of AtariSIO package, by Matthias Reichl, 2002-

An SIO-server for Linux (like SIO2PC or APE for MSDOS-machines). Requires a 2.2, 2.4, 2.6 or 3.x series Linux kernel (with enabled module support) and a serial port with a 16550 or 16C950 compatible chip. Hardware: SIO2PC (except early two-chip design), 1050-2-PC, or APE ProSystem cable.
- Supports several SIO speeds:
- Standard 19200 bit/s
- 38400 bit/s in XF551 compatibility mode
- 57600 bit/s
- 57600 bit/s with short pauses between bytes
- Virtual drive support (somewhat similar to the "PC mirror" feature of APE).
Directly access files on your hard disk (without first creating an ATR
image) and also store new files on your hard disk by simply writing to a
virtual drive.
- Disk image file formats supported: .ATR/.DCM/.DI/.XFD
- Printer data can either be saved to a file or be sent to an external program
(like lpr).
- ATASCII EOL character (155) conversion support: no conversion, LF, or CR+LF http://www.horus.com/~hias/atari/

VAPI2SIO, by Jorge Cwik, 2005

Vapi2sio is a mini SIO2PC/APE Windows program for running VAPI (.ATX) images under real Atari hardware. Hardware: SIO2PC.
http://vapi.fxatari.com

Multi-platform Distributive Operating System Professional for Atari,

by Krishna Software (Krishnasoft), 2005/2006
MPDOS Professional for Atari Features (disk emulation):
o Simulates up to 4 Atari disk drives (D1:, D2:, D3:, D4:)
o Simulates Atari cassette player (C:)
o Includes easy to use parallel port cable (plug and play)
o Hardware level simulation (no drivers required, except for keyboard)
o Supports PC video overlay window
o KDOS4-- a fast binary file uploader
o Multimedia CDROM included (runs on PC and Atari using distributive
programming)
o Simple GUI interface for simulating peripherals, compiling, and uploading
o On-line 100+ page manual with technical and general information http://www.krishnasoft.com/sps.htm

SIO2BSD, by Konrad Kokoszkiewicz, 2005/2012

A program that handles the SIO2PC cable under: FreeBSD, Linux, MacOS X (preferably FreeBSD).
- Supported baud rates: 19200 bit/s, 38400 bit/s, 57600 bit/s
- Configurable POKEY clock frequency
- Attach up to 15 disk images
- Supports the .ATR disk image file format
- PCLink feature - mounted directory is served by processing only high-level
DOS requests from the Atari. Requires corresponding software on the Atari,
such as the available PCLINK.SYS which installs the PCL: device under
SpartaDOS X.
http://drac030.krap.pl/en-inne-pliki.php http://drac030.krap.pl/pl-inne-pliki.php

Sio2OSX, by Mark Grebe, 2006/2009

Allows the Atari computer to use an OSX based Macintosh as a disk drive or a cassette drive or as a printer.
- Requires OS X 10.3.9 or higher, and a G4 or Intel processor or higher
- SIO2PC cable required
- USB serial adapter with complete RS-232 hardware signal and driver support
required.
- Recommended from USBGear: http://www.usbgear.com/USBG-232MINI.html
Corresponding drivers: http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm
- Includes 850 Emulation to allow Internet Modem capability and the ability to
connect serial devices.
- Supported disk image file types include VAPI (.ATX) and .PRO http://www.atarimac.com/sio2osx.php

SIO Server, by mellis / Ellis Softworks, 2009

Allows the Atari computer to use up to four virtual disk drive devices located on a Mac OS X based computer, connected via an SIO2PC cable by way of a USB- to-RS-232 adapter.
- Supported image and file types: .ATR, .EXE, .XEX

AspeQt - Atari Serial Peripheral Emulator for QT

- Original AspeQt code up to version 0.6.0 Copyright 2009 by Fatih Ayguen
- Updates to AspeQt since v0.6.0 Copyright 2012- by Ray Ataergin
- MS Windows and Ubuntu versions
- Sold with the developer's SIO2PC/10502PC Dual-USB or SIO2PC-USB cables http://www.atari8warez.com/

SIO2BT, by Marcin Sochacki (Montezuma), 2014-2016

A set of hardware and software solutions related to the wireless Bluetooth communication between the 8-bit Atari computers and Bluetooth (BT) enabled Serial Input Output (SIO) devices.
- Requires modified Atari OS (SIO communications timing issues)
- Compatible with SIO2BSD
- Modified version of AspeQt available
- Android software available: SIO2BT App
- Hardware design prohibits use with other, real SIO devices http://www.abbuc.de/community/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=8132 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.atari.montezuma.sio2bt http://atariage.com/forums/topic/228860-sio2bt/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3-191R-U_S1blpUTFBsRW1iRUE

RespeQt, Atari Serial Peripheral Emulator for Qt, 2015- by Joseph Zatarski

Based on AspeQt 1.0.0-preview7 by Fatih Ayguen and Ray Ataergin.
Emulates various Atari 8-bit peripherals like disk drives and printers via a SIO2PC cable.
- Supports .ATR, .XFD, .ATX (still in development), and .PRO formats
- Cross-platform GUI with drag and drop support
- Runs under Windows, Linux and Mac OS X
- AspeCl client software for the Atari
- Runs only under SpartaDos (v2.5 and up) and SpartaDos X versions
- 15 emulated disk drives with support for 512 bytes per sector disk images
- High speed operation up to 6 times faster than the normal speed (With
compatible OS / DOS)
- Ability to use PC folders as emulated disks
- Disk image explorer for viewing and modifying disk image contents
- Ability to run Atari executables directly without using disc images and Doses - Printer emulation with preview and ATASCII support
- .CAS Cassette image playback with custom baud rate
- Ability to save and restore RespeQt sessions with its UI settings.
- Normal and mini UI modes
https://github.com/jzatarski

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Subject: 6.2) What are the power requirements for my Atari components?

Some of the pictures were scraped from various Internet web sites by MC;
Some of the pics are originals by: MC (generally, common 120V supplies),
Laurent Delsarte (many of the 220V supplies, the 16804, the 9W CX261,
the C017945/566T, the C060529), wood_jl ("Black Brick"),
Dan of (http://www.southtown-homebrew.com/) (830 supply),
dean_rambler (C062195), E. Turner (C060479), Fred Meijer (C061763-107)

The household "mains" electricity supply is an alternating current (AC) that can be described with two parameters: the voltage (in volts) and the frequency (in Hz).

In North America, the standard household wall outlet offers 120V/60Hz AC
power. The rest of the world uses various AC standards including 230V/50Hz (UK/Europe), 220V/50Hz, 240V/50Hz, 110V/60Hz, 110V/50Hz, 127V/60Hz (parts of Brazil), 100V/50Hz (parts of Japan), and 100V/60Hz (other parts of Japan).
Here is the Wikipedia article listing current household power outlet standards in use around the world: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country

In the time of 8-bit Atari computers and peripherals, North America used 120V/60Hz, most of continental Europe used 220V/50Hz, and the UK used 240V/50Hz.

In any case, the household alternating current must be converted to a
direct current (DC) for use by electrical devices such as Atari computers
and peripherals:

o In some cases, the entire conversion is done via an external "power supply"
that sits between the wall outlet and the electrical device. Such power
supplies both transform the household power to a lower voltage, and they
also rectify the current from AC to DC.

o In some cases, the external "power supply" is simply a transformer that
lowers the household voltage. The lowered AC voltage is rectified to DC
inside the device.

o In some cases, both the transformer and the rectifier are located inside
the computer or peripheral itself. The device plugs directly into the wall
outlet, with no external "power supply" needed.

The INPUT of an external power supply will indicate:
1) Input voltage in units of volts (120V for N.Am., 240V UK, 220V Euro)
2) Input frequency in units of hertz (60Hz for N.Am., 50Hz UK/Euro)
3) Peak power rating. The power rating is the highest amount of power the
unit can supply, according to the manufacturer, but this is only for a
very brief time. This peak power rating may be indicated in units of
volt-amperes (VA) or in units of watts (W).

The OUTPUT of an external power supply will indicate:
1) Output voltage, in units of volts (V)
2) Whether the output voltage is AC or DC
3) Either:
- Sustained output current, in units of amperes (A) or milliamperes (mA)
- Sustained output power, in units of volt-amperes (VA) or watts (W)

Higher-than-specified sustained power and current capacities are entirely usable, and often preferable because such supplies run cooler and last longer.

The power units W (watts) and VA (volt-amperes) are not identical:
Direct Current (DC):
Power (in watts) = current (in amperes) * voltage (in volts)

Alternating Current (AC):
Apparent Power (in volt-amperes) = current (in amperes) * voltage (in volts)
Effective/True Power (in watts) = current (in amperes) * voltage (in volts)
* cosine(phase, or angle of lag)
cosine(phase) is known as the "power factor"


The following are details of original equipment external power supplies for
use with 8-bit Atari computers and peripherals in Atari's major markets of USA/Canada, UK, and Western Europe. The XEP80 and SX212 power requirements
are the same as for the Atari 2600, so 2600 original equipment power supplies for the same markets are also documented here.

Apparently inconsistent typography for the rest of this section matches what
is printed on the units themselves.

U S A / C A N A D A ( Input: 120V AC / 60Hz ) ================================================
AC supplies (external transformers)

Atari#: C014319 (unit) / CA014748 (order#)
"Power Supply"
Note: This rare unit is much smaller that the common C014319 version!
990N, Made in Sunnyvale, CA
Input: 120 VAC 60 Hz
Output: 9 VAC 1.7 Amps
Shipped with (1979-1980): 400,800,810(no Data Separator),822,850
Also works with: 1010,1020
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/14319-early-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/14319-early-top.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/14319-box.jpg (box version 1)
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/14748-usa.jpg (box version 2)

Atari#: C014319 (unit) / CA014748 (order#)
"Power Supply"
UL Listed: 205E, Made in Sunnyvale CA
Input: 120 VAC 60 Hz 20W (early units) (example: 4080)
Input: 120 VAC 60 Hz 18.5W (most units) (examples: 4881, 182, 582)
Output: 9 VAC 15.3 VA
Shipped with (1980-1981 20W units): 400,800,810(no Data Separator),822,850
Shipped with (1981-1982 18.5W units): 400,800,822,850
Also works with: 1010,1020
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/14319-alt-bottom.jpg (20W)
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/14319-bottom.jpg (18.5W)
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/14319-top.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/14319-box.jpg (box version 1)
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/14748-usa.jpg (box version 2)

Atari#: C016804 (unit) / CA017964 (order#)
"Class 2 Transformer"
UL Listed: 622T, Made in Taiwan. (examples: 6/81-11/81)
Input: 120V 60Hz
Output: 9V AC 31 VA
Shipped with (1981-1982): 810(with Data Separator)
Use with: 400,800,810,822,850,1200XL,1010,1020,1050,XF551,PCF554
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/16804-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/16804-top.jpg

Atari#: C017945 (unit) / CA017964 (order#) / CA014748 (order#)
"AC Adaptor"
"For Use With Atari 400/800 Personal Computer System" (top)
Note: This unit is the size/shape of the C014319 unit it replaced
UL Listed: 205E, Made in Sunnyvale, CA. (example: 782)
Input: 120 VAC 60 Hz 40 Watts
Output: 9 VAC 3.4 AMP
Shipped with (mid-1982): 400,800,810,822,850
Use with: 400,800,810,822,850,1200XL,1010,1020,1050,XF551,PCF554
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/17945-early-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/17945-early-top.jpg

Atari#: C017945 (unit) / CA017964 (order#) / CA014748 (order#)
"Power Supply"
"For Use With Atari 400/800 Personal Computer System" (top, 566T units)
UL Listed: 566T (uncommon/rare), Made in Japan (earlier units) or Taiwan
or 771K (very common), Made in Taiwan (example dates: 8239 - 388)
Input: 120V 60Hz 50W
Output: 9V AC 31 VA
771K units shipped with: 810(Analog),1200XL,1050,XF551,PCF554
- Also shipped with Trak disk drives. Top: "Trak Microcomputer Corp."
566T units shipped with: 1020
Recommended for: 400,800,810,822,850,1200XL,1010,1020,1050,XF551,PCF554
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/17945-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/17945-top.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/17945-top-trak.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/17945-566T-bottom-japan.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/17945-566T-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/17945-566T-top.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/17964-usa.jpg (box)

Novation 901017 (unit) / Atari#: CA016751-01
Top: "Use with 830 Modem Only"
Bottom: "Novation AC Adaptor"
UL Listed: 883K, Made in Taiwan
Type: DV 2040
Input: 117V AC 60Hz 15W
Output: 20V AC 400 mA
Shipped with: 830
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/901017-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/901017-top.jpg

Atari#: C060479 (unit) / Atari#: CA060535 (box)
Box: "Power Adaptor"
Top: "Use with 835 Modem Only"
Bottom: "Power Supply For Use With Modem"
UL Listed: 51B9, Made in U.S.A.
Input: 120 VAC 60 Hz 9 watts (unit) / 120 V.A.C. 60 Hz (box)
Output: 20 VAC 330 mA (unit) / 20 V.A.C. 164 M.A. (box)
Shipped with: CX488 Communicator II kit
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/60479-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/60479-top.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/60535.jpg

Atari#: C061515
"For Use With Atari 1010 Program Recorder" (top)
"Plug-In Power Supply" (bottom)
UL Listed: 18J5, Made in Japan
Input: 120V 60Hz 8 W
Output: 9V AC 5 VA
Shipped with: 1010
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61515-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61515-top.jpg

Atari#: C061516
"Plug in Power Supply" (bottom)
"For Use With Atari Inc. Model 1010 Program Recorder" (bottom)
UL Listed: 187Z (08-83) or 34J2 (11-83), Made in Hong Kong
Input: 120 VAC 60 Hz 7.5 VA
Output: 9 VAC 500 MA
Shipped with: 1010
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61516-bottom-187Z.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61516-bottom-34J2.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61516-top.jpg

Atari#: C061636 (unit)
"Power Supply" (unit) / "Power Adaptor" (box)
UL Listed: 566T, Made in Japan
Input: 120V 60Hz 60W
Output: 9.5V AC 40VA
Shipped with: 1027
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61636-alt-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61636-alt-top+box.jpg

Atari#: C061636 (unit/box)
"Power Supply" (unit) / "Power Adaptor" (box)
UL Listed: 771K, Made in Taiwan
Input: 120V 60Hz 53W (unit/box)
Output: 9.5V AC 4.2A (unit/box)
Use with: 1027
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61636-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61636-top+box.jpg

Atari#: C062195
"Power Adaptor" "For Use With 1030 Modem Only"
UL Listed: 967Z, Made in Taiwan
Type: DV-9750
Input: 120VAC 60Hz 12VA
Output: 9VAC 5.4VA
Shipped with: 1030
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/62195-top.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/62195-bottom.jpg

DC power supplies (external adapters)

Atari#: C061982 (nicknames: Type I, White Brick, Beauty Queen)
XL colors (light top, dark bottom), "ATARI Power Supply" on top
"Power Supply"
UL Listed: 34J2, Made in Hong Kong
Input: 120V AC 60Hz 30W
Output: 5V DC 1.5AMP
Shipped with: 600XL,800XL (1983 units)
Recommended for: 600XL,800XL,65XE,130XE,XEgs
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61982-White_Brick-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61982-White_Brick-top.jpg

Atari#: C061982 (nicknames: Type II, Ingot, Ugly Klunker)
"Power Supply"
UL Listed: 94H6, Made in Taiwan
Type: DV-512CM
Input: 120V AC 60Hz 40W
Output: +5V DC 1.5A
Shipped with: 600XL,800XL (1983-1984 units by Atari, Inc.)
Works with/NOT recommended for: 600XL,800XL,65XE,130XE,XEgs
This unit is known for its ability to fail in such a way that it can
damage your computer.
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61982-Ingot.jpg

Atari#: C061982 (nicknames: Type III, Black Brick, Black Beauty)
all black; top up-left: "For Use On Atari 600XL Atari 800XL" or Atari logo
"Power Supply"
UL Listed: 94H6, Made in Taiwan
Type: DV-512CM
Input: 120V AC 60Hz 40W
Output: +5V DC 1.5A
Shipped with: 600XL,800XL (later 1984 units by Atari, Corp.)
Recommended for: 600XL,800XL,65XE,130XE,XEgs
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61982-Black_Brick-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61982-Black_Brick-bottom-label.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61982-Black_Brick-top.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61982-Black_Brick-top-alt.jpg

Atari#: C061982 (nicknames: Type IV, Box, Peanut)
"Power Supply"
UL Listed: 771K, Made in Taiwan
Type: SA R05-18
Input: 120V~60Hz 25W
Output: 5V-1.5A 7.5VA
Shipped with: 800XL(1985 units),130XE
Suitable for: 600XL,800XL,65XE,130XE,XEgs
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61982-Box.jpg

Atari#: C070042-011 (nickname: "Mini")
"Power Supply"
UL Listed: 94H6, Made in Taiwan (example dates: 0285, 3587)
Type: DV-51AAT
Input: 120V AC 60Hz 17W
Output: +5V DC 1A
Shipped with: 65XE(earlier),XEgs(earlier/most)
Works with: 65XE,XEgs (stock 64KiB RAM and no ECI devices)
Considered not as rugged as the C070042-01 "Logo" unit.
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/70042-011.jpg

Atari#: C070042-01 (nickname: "Logo")
Atari logo molded into case, at lower-left of top
"Power Supply" ; "For Use With Atari Computer"
UL Listed: 13JS, Made in Singapore (example date: 4-87)
Input: 117V 60HZ 22VA
Output: 5VDC 1A
Shipped with: 65XE(later/most),XEgs(later)
Recommended for: 65XE,XEgs (stock 64KiB RAM and no ECI devices)
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/70042-01-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/70042-01-top.jpg

Atari#: C010472 (unit/box, 1977-1978)
Gray with black lettering; square shape
"Atari, Inc. Los Gatos, CA" "Power Supply"
UL Listed: 205E, Made in U.S.A. (examples: 377, 387, 497)
Input: 120V 60Hz 9W
Output: 9VDC 500MA (center positive)
Use with: Atari XEP80,SX212. Also Atari 2600,C-380,SC-450 and
Sears 99743/99744/75001/75005/75006/75003,99713,99729
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/10472-205E.jpg

Atari#: C010472 (unit/box, 1977-1978)
Black with white lettering; slightly curved shape
"Sunnyvale CA. U.S.A." "Power Supply"
UL Listed: 118D, Made in Mexico (example: 11 77)
Input: 120 VAC 60 HZ 10 WATTS
Output: 9 VDC @ 500 MA. (center positive)
Use with: Atari XEP80,SX212. Also Atari 2600,C-380,SC-450 and
Sears 99743/99744/75001/75005/75006/75003,99713,99729
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/10472-118D-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/10472-118D-top.jpg

Atari#: C010472 (unit/box) / CA014034 (box)
"Sunnyvale, CA. U.S.A." "Power Supply" square shape
Two versions: Beige with black lettering (examples: 0777, 1177)
Black with metallic lettering (example: 479)
UL Listed: ???? 998N ????. Black version: Assembled in Mexico
Type: B-355
Input: 120 VAC 60 HZ 8 W
Output: 9.0 VDC 500 MA (center positive)
Use with: Atari XEP80,SX212. Also Atari 2600,C-380,SC-450 and
Sears 99743/99744/75001/75005/75006/75003,99713,99729
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/10472-B-355-beige-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/10472-B-355-beige-top.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/10472-B-355-black-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/10472-B-355-black-top.jpg

Atari#: C010472 (unit) / CA014034 (box)
Model DC-950 or Model DC-950B "AC Adaptor"
Type: 666J, Made in Japan
Input, DC-950: AC 120V 60Hz 8W
Input, DC-950B: AC 120V 60Hz 12W
Output: DC 9V 500mA (center positive)
Use with: Atari XEP80,SX212. Also Atari 2600,C-380,SC-450 and
Sears 99743/99744/75001/75005/75006/75003,99713,99729
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/10472-DC-950-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/10472-DC-950-top.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/10472-DC-950B-bottom.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/10472-DC-950B-top.jpg

Atari#: C010472 (earliest units) / C016353 (most units) / CX261 (box)
UL Listed, earlier units: 883K (examples: 1081, 0282, 0882)
UL Listed, many units: 967Z (example: 0183)
UL Listed, later units: 81J1, Made in Taiwan (example: 0586)
C010472 883K: "AC Adaptor"
C016353 967Z/81J1: "Power Supply For Use With Video Game"
C016353 81J1: "Used Only With Models CX-2000/2600"
Type: DV-9500
Input: 120V AC 60Hz 11W
Output: 9V DC 500mA (center positive)
Use with: Atari XEP80,SX212. Also Atari 2600,C-380,SC-450 and
Sears 99743/99744/75001/75005/75006/75003,99713,99729
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/10472-883K.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/16353-883K.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/16353-967Z.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/16353-81J1.jpg

Atari#: C010472 (earliest) / C016353 / C016353-101 (later) / CX261 (box)
UL Listed, earlier units: 771K, Made in Taiwan (examples: 1080, 981, 1082)
UL Listed, later units: 20J8, Made in Taiwan (examples: 483, 887)
C016353/20J8 units: "Plug-In Power Supply For Use With Video Game"
"Used Only With Models CX-2000/2600"
C016353-101/20J8 units:
"Plug-In Power Supply For Use With Models 2600, XEP80 or SX212"
Type, C010472/771K: SA9500
Type, C016353/771K and 20J8: SA9500-1 or SA 9500-1
Input: 120V 60Hz 9W
Output: 9V DC 500mA (center positive)
Use with: Atari XEP80,SX212. Also Atari 2600,C-380,SC-450 and
Sears 99743/99744/75001/75005/75006/75003,99713,99729
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/10472-771K.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/16353-771K.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/16353-20J8.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/16353-101-20J8.jpg

Atari#: C016353 (unit) / CX261 (box)
"AC/DC Adaptor"
UL Listed: 903K
Input: 120V 60Hz 10W
Output: 9VDC 500mA (center positive)
Use with: Atari XEP80,SX212. Also Atari 2600,C-380,SC-450 and
Sears 99743/99744/75001/75005/75006/75003,99713,99729
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/16353-903K.jpg

Atari#: C016353 (earlier units) or C016353-101 (later units) / CX261 (box)
UL Listed, earlier units: 689T, Made in Taiwan (examples, 0182, 0282)
UL Listed, later units: 17J2, Made in Taiwan (examples: 0184, 0787)
C016353/17J2 units: "Plug-In Power Supply For Use With Video Game"
"Used Only with Models CX-2000/2600"
C016353-101/17J2 units:
"Plug-In Power Supply For Use With Models 2600, XEP80 or SX212"
Type: SPA-4190-1
Input, C016353/689T units: 110-130V AC 60Hz 12W
Input, C016353-101/17J2 units: 120V 60Hz 12W
Output: 9V DC 500mA (center positive)
Use with: Atari XEP80,SX212. Also Atari 2600,C-380,SC-450 and
Sears 99743/99744/75001/75005/75006/75003,99713,99729
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/16353-689T.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/16353-17J2.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/16353-101-17J2.jpg

Atari#: C016353-101 (unit) / CX261 (box)
"For Use With Models 2600 XEP80"
Type: LIIIIA9, Made in China
Input: 120V AC 60Hz 9W
Output: DC 9V 500mA (center positive)
Use with: Atari XEP80,SX212. Also Atari 2600,C-380,SC-450 and
Sears 99743/99744/75001/75005/75006/75003,99713,99729
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/16353-101-LIIIIA9.jpg


U N I T E D K I N G D O M ( Input: 240V AC / 50Hz ) ========================================================
AC supplies (external transformers)

Ingersoll XK 3498 / Tadmod TM 5498 / Atari# CA014748 (order#)
"Power Supply"
Made in England
Input: 240V ~ 50Hz
Output: 9.5V ~ 1.5 AMP
Shipped with: 400,800,822,850
Also works with: 1010,1020
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/xk3498.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/tm5498.jpg

Atari#: C060592-34 (unit) / CA017964 (order#) / Atari# CA014748 (order#)
Type: TM 7498, Made in United Kingdom
Input: 240V ~ 50Hz 0.037Kw
Output: 9V - 50Hz 27VA
Use with: 400,800,810,822,850,1010,1020,1050,XF551,PCF554
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/60592-34.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/17964-uk.jpg (box)

Atari#: C061516-34
"A.C. Mains Adaptor"
"For Use Only With Atari 1010 Program Recorder"
Made in the U.K.
Input: 240v~ 50Hz 5VA
Output: 8.5v~ 4.25VA
Shipped with: 1010
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61516-34.jpg

DC power supplies (external adapters)

Tadmod Mains Adaptor Model 6498
"For Use Only With Model 410 Tape Recorder"
Made in England
Input: 240v ~ 50Hz
Output: 6v - 1.8VA
Shipped with: 410
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/tm6498.jpg

Atari#: C061763-34
Type: T40/E, Made in U.K.
Input: 240V~50Hz 24W
Output: 5V-7.5VA
Shipped with: 600XL,800XL
Use with: 600XL,800XL,65XE,130XE,XEgs
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61763-34-alt-top.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61763-34-alt-bottom.jpg

Atari#: C061763-34
Type: DV-515UK, Made in Taiwan (example: 3987)
Input: 240V~50Hz 0.11A
Output: +5V - 1.5A
Use with: 600XL,800XL,65XE,130XE,XEgs
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61763-34.jpg

Atari#: C061763-24
"Power Supply"
Type: DV-515SAA, Made in Taiwan (example: 0288)
Input: 240V ~ 50Hz
Output: 5V - 1.5A, 7.5VA
Use with: 600XL,800XL,65XE,130XE,XEgs
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61763-24-top.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/61763-24-bottom.jpg

Cherry Leisure Atari Power Unit
Made in U.K. to BS4435 Class IIB
Input: 240V ~ 50 Hz AC only
Output: 9V DC 500mA 4.5VA (center positive)
Shipped with: 2600
Use with: XEP80,SX212,2600
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/cherry-leisure.jpg
https://mcurrent.name/powersupplies/cherry-leisure-box.jpg

Ingersoll XK2598/B / Tadmod Mains Adaptor
Produced to BS415, Made in England
Input: 240V ~ 50Hz
Output: 9V - 3.6VA (center positive)
Shipped with: 2600

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