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== Power and input/output == The 64C takes the same 7-pin DIN supply as the bread bin: '''+5 V DC regulated and 9 V AC'''. On the E board, pins 6 and 7 carry the 9 V AC through fuse F1 (1.5 A), pins 4 and 5 carry +5 V through the switch, and pins 1, 2 and 3 are ground. The 9 V AC is rectified by CR2 into C63 to make the 9 V unregulated rail, which feeds the SID supply, the cassette motor drive and the audio amplifier.<ref name="sm" /> All the original ports are retained: cartridge/expansion port, serial IEC bus, user port, two 9-pin control ports, and an 8-pin A/V DIN (CN5) carrying composite, luma, chroma, audio out and audio in, alongside the RF modulator.<ref name="sm" /> === A note for French machines === Schematic 252312 carries a '''France version''' note: R2 becomes a 20 Ω 5 W wirewound resistor and C63 a 2200 µF capacitor instead of 1000 µF.<ref name="sm" /> This explains the two C63 entries in the printed parts list.
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