Difference between revisions of "Super Control Station SF-7000"
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| sc_rrp_jp=79,800 {{ref|http://sega.jp/fb/segahard/sc3000/sf7000.html}} | | sc_rrp_jp=79,800 {{ref|http://sega.jp/fb/segahard/sc3000/sf7000.html}} | ||
| − | | sc_date_au= | + | | sc_date_au=198x |
| − | | sc_code_au= | + | | sc_code_au=SF7000 |
| + | | sc_rrp_au=599.00 | ||
| sc_date_nz=1984-05 | | sc_date_nz=1984-05 | ||
| sc_rrp_nz=599.95 | | sc_rrp_nz=599.95 | ||
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File:SF-7000 6.jpg|Top of unit with power supply | File:SF-7000 6.jpg|Top of unit with power supply | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
| + | ===Australian Version (Alternate)=== | ||
| + | <gallery> | ||
| + | File:Super Control Station SF7000 AU Front.jpg|Front | ||
| + | File:Super Control Station SF7000 AU Back.jpg|Back | ||
| + | File:Super Control Station SF7000 AU Cart.jpg|I/O Cassette | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
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==Physical Scans== | ==Physical Scans== | ||
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| + | | console=SF-7000 | ||
| + | | region=AU | ||
| + | | front=Super Control Station SF7000 AU Box Front.jpg | ||
| + | | spine=Super Control Station SF7000 AU Box Side1.jpg | ||
| + | | back=Super Control Station SF7000 AU Back.jpg | ||
| + | | top=Super Control Station SF7000 AU Box Top.jpg | ||
| + | | topbottomwidth=118 | ||
| + | | square=yes | ||
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Revision as of 21:56, 17 April 2013
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| Super Control Station SF-7000 | |||||
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| Made for: SC-3000 | |||||
| Manufacturer: Sega | |||||
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The Super Control Station (スーパーコントロール・ステーション) SF-7000 is an add-on to the SC-3000 home computer, manufactured by Sega. It debuted in 1984 for the asking price of ¥79,800.
The SF-7000 allows the user to run software off 3-inch floppy disks, as well as adding a further 64kB of RAM, 8kB of ROM, a Centronics parallel port and an RS-232 serial port. It is an extremely rare and very expensive item, and because it relied on the 3-inch floppy disk standard rather than the far more common 3½-inch or 5¼-inch varieties, software is equally rare.
Contents
Gallery
Australian Version
Inputs/outputs
3-inch floppy drive
Sega logo and name
Front of unit
Top of unit with power supply
Australian Version (Alternate)
Front
Back
I/O Cassette
Physical Scans
| SC-3000, JP |
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   Cover
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| SF-7000, AU |
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    Cover
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External Links
| Sega SG-1000 Hardware | |
| SG-1000 Variations | SG-1000 | SG-1000 II | SC-3000 | SC-5000 | Othello Multivision | Pasocom Gakushuudzukue | SD-G5 | Arcade | Soft Desk 10 |
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| Add-ons | Super Control Station SF-7000 | 4 Color Plotter Printer | Data Recorder SR-1000 | Sega Keyboard |
| Game Controllers | Joystick (SJ-200) | Joystick (SJ-300) | Joypad (SJ-150) | SJ-151 | Handle Controller | Bike Handle | Sega Graphic Board | Pasoko-1000 |
| Misc. Hardware | Card Catcher | Extension Cable Kit (JC-100) | SD-80 | Sega Compact Floppy Disk |
| Unlicensed Clones | Dina 2 in one | Fullwis Video Game FR-II |