Media menu¶
A machine can have floppy drives, hard disks, an SD card or a cartridge slot, depending on the hardware it copies. A divMMC can be added to the Sinclair models and the Pentagons. The Media menu lists only what the running machine has:
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Next Side, Previous Side |
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Cartridge, below |
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Which machine has what¶
Machine |
Floppy |
Hard disk |
Other |
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ZX Spectrum 48K |
- |
- |
cartridge, divMMC |
ZX Spectrum 128K, +2, +2A |
- |
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divMMC |
ZX Spectrum +3 |
+3 drives |
- |
divMMC |
ZX Spectrum Next |
- |
- |
SD card, divMMC built in |
Pentagon, Pentagon 1024 SL |
Beta Disk |
- |
divMMC |
Scorpion ZS 256 |
Beta Disk |
- |
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Scorpion ZS 256 Turbo+ |
Beta Disk |
SMUC |
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ATM Turbo 2+ |
Beta Disk |
ATM Turbo |
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Profi v3 |
Beta Disk |
- |
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Profi v5 |
Beta Disk |
Profi |
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ZX Evolution, both |
Beta Disk |
NemoIDE (ZX Evo) |
SD card |
ZXM-Phoenix |
Beta Disk |
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ALF TV Game, ALF TV Game 128K |
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cartridge |
Beta Disk is the TR-DOS disk interface with up to four drives, A to D. The +3 interface has two drives, A and B, and runs +3DOS.
A machine with no disk interface of its own can be given one. Open the Machine page of Options and pick it in the Floppy disk row: None, Beta Disk (WD1793) or +3 (uPD765). The Hard disk row does the same for an IDE interface: NemoIDE, NemoIDE A8, NemoIDE (ZX Evo), SMUC, ATM Turbo or Profi. An interface that is part of the machine’s board cannot be changed: the list is grayed out, and its tooltip says Built into this board. A Beta Disk cannot be added to the +2A and +3.
Cartridge¶
The ZX Spectrum 48K has a slot for an Interface 2 ROM cartridge, and the ALF TV Game consoles have a slot for their own game cartridges. Media > Cartridge shows the cartridge in the slot, or (empty), and has:
Open… - a cartridge image,
.romor.bin, up to 4 MB. The machine is reset with the cartridge in.Eject - take the cartridge out; the machine is reset if it was running from it.
Tape Player, Tape Play/Stop, Tape Record/Stop
Disk Manager,
Floppy Drives, Fast Disk Access
Cartridge
divMMC
Drives