The following information and graphic are taken from the last page of the “Authorized Warranty Repair Locations” manual for a Commodore 64 or Commodore 128 computer dated October 1985.
IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM SETTING UP YOUR COMPUTER OR GETTING IT TO OPERATE PROPERLY. DO THIS:
Check ALL your connections:
For complete instructions on setting up and turning on your computer and peripheral equipment, see your User’s Manual.
IF YOU CHECK THE CONNECTIONS
AND YOU STILL CAN’T GET THE COMPUTER TO WORK,
TAKE YOUR UNIT TO THE SERVICE COMPANY OF YOUR CHOICE.
No 2075941745 Printed in Japan
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Hi there!
I’m a 77 year old ex-IT guy who built his first cp/m based Z-80 computer back in the day when you started with a card cage and then populated it with individual i/o, disk drive & memory cards. This was @1980. Over the years I’ve built and rebuild my home computer system numerous times.
Recently I was clearing out my lower level and came across my son’s Commodore 128 which had been stored there since 2000 or so. Looks to be in great shape but was missing some cables for a/v and connecting to the color monitor which was also present. I’ve purchased and received the cables but could use a little hand holding to advise on startup procedures as I never used this system. Single 1541? Diskette drive is also available.
Separate boxes included complete CP/M OS and manual + 8 or more games also complete.
Any advice???
Paul Lerner
5612 prairie ridge road
Crystal lake, Illinois 60014
blueberry314@comcast.net
815-354-7917
Hi there!
I’m a 77 year old ex-IT guy who built his first cp/m based Z-80 computer back in the day when you started with a card cage and then populated it with individual i/o, disk drive & memory cards. This was @1980. Over the years I’ve built and rebuild my home computer system numerous times.
Recently I was clearing out my lower level and came across my son’s Commodore 128 which had been stored there since 2000 or so. Looks to be in great shape but was missing some cables for a/v and connecting to the color monitor which was also present. I’ve purchased and received the cables but could use a little hand holding to advise on startup procedures as I never used this system. Single 1541? Diskette drive is also available.
Separate boxes included complete CP/M OS and manual + 8 or more games also complete.
Any advice???
Paul Lerner
5612 prairie ridge road
Crystal lake, Illinois 60014
blueberry314@comcast.net
815-354-7917
Great Website, well done!
Thanks. We try to provide all of the 8 Bit Commodore history as it realy was, not how Apple and others would have people believe.