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Multi-Pak Interface
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Home / Hardware - Multi-Pak Interface
The MULTIPAK is a peripheral that plugs into the slot of expansion of the Color Computer (cartridge port) and expands it to handle up to 4 cartridges interchangeable and can be used one at a time without having to put out one another, this exchange of the 4 slot can be done without shutting down the computer, but sometimes need to use the reset, you can even do some things with several at once
Exist the following models:
- 26-3024 Grey
- 26-3024 White
- 26-3124 White
- 26-3124A White
There are also custom made MULTIPAK and 8 Slot MULTIPAK
To use these MULTIPAK smoothly with Color Computer 3, use this:
26-3124 MPI CoCo 3 Upgrade #1 26-3124 MPI CoCo 3 Upgrade #2
26-3024 mpi coco 3 upgrade By Robin W. Drake
Besides the two that provides Cloud-9 hardware Upgrade PAL Multi-Pak, but you have to send the MULTIPAK.
The disk controller must be used in slot 4, and while you can use
two disk controllers in the mpi problems exist