Description
80 Data PE-200 16-Bit ISA Memory Expansion Card IBM PC XT AT DIP Switches DOS
The 80 Data PE-200 is a 16-bit ISA memory expansion card designed to add addressable memory to IBM PC XT, AT, and compatible systems running MS-DOS. The card is densely populated with DIP memory ICs and features two 8-position DIP switch banks used to configure the card's memory address range and options to suit the host system's memory map.
Specifications & What's Included
- Manufacturer: 80 Data (Condition: Used
This 80 Data PE-200 16-bit ISA Memory Expansion Card has been inspected and is in good condition. The PCB is clean with no visible cracked traces, and the gold ISA edge connector contacts appear in good shape. Normal light handling wear is present consistent with a card of this age. Please view our photo set and contact us if you have any questions.
Warranty Information
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Additional Information
Brand: |
80 Data |
Model: |
PE-200 |
MPN: |
PE-200 |
Type: |
ISA Memory Expansion Card |
SKU: |
41963 |
Bus Interface: |
16-Bit ISA |
Form Factor: |
Half-Length ISA Card |
Configuration: |
Dual 8-Position DIP Switch Banks |
Compatible With 1: |
IBM PC XT |
Compatible With 2: |
IBM PC AT |
Compatible With 3: |
16-Bit ISA Compatible DOS PCs |
Manufacture Date (approx.): |
circa 1988–1990 |
Country/Region of Manufacture: |
Taiwan |
Seller Notes: |
Card only; no software, manuals, or accessories included. |
Condition Notes: |
This 80 Data PE-200 16-bit ISA Memory Expansion Card has been inspected and is in good condition. PCB and ISA edge connector contacts are clean with no visible damage. Normal light wear for its age. |
California Prop 65 Warning: |
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, and DEHP (a phthalate), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Go to P65Warnings.ca.gov |