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== Input, output and expansion == * '''Cartridge slot''' - 30-pin edge connector<ref name="fsm130" /> * '''SIO port''' - 13-pin. Pin 1 clock in, 2 clock out, 3 data into CPU, 4 ground, 5 data out, 6 ground, 7 command, 8 motor control, 9 proceed, '''10 ready (computer on)''', 11 audio in (175 mV), '''12 not used''', 13 interrupt<ref name="fsm130" /> * '''Two controller jacks''' - 9-pin D-type; pin 7 is +5 V, pin 8 ground<ref name="fsm130" /> * '''Monitor jack''' - 5-pin DIN * '''RF output''' with channel 2/3 switch * '''Power jack''' - 7-pin DIN {{Warning|The SIO port on the XE machines carries '''no supply rail'''. Pin 10 is a "ready" signal, not a +5 V output, and pin 12 is not used at all. Instructions to "check the +5 V and +12 V lines on SIO pins 10 and 12" describe something that does not exist on these machines.<ref name="fsm130" />}} The XE range dropped the XL's 50-pin Parallel Bus Interface. Its replacement, the '''Enhanced Cartridge Interface (ECI)''' - a 14-pin extension sitting behind the 30-pin cartridge connector - was announced as a '''130XE-only''' feature.<ref name="antic85" /> The later '''CA200519''' board assembly is shared between the 130XE and the 65XE/800XE, so individual machines vary; check the rear panel of the actual unit rather than assuming from the model name.<ref name="fsm130" />
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