I've recently been looking at the AIM-65/40 manual, I had thought that it was just a minor update to the much more common AIM-65, but the hardware is quite a bit more complex. There's two 6504 based subsystems (display and printer) as well as the main 6502 CPU.

The AIM-65 has a monitor listing, but I have not been able to find the equivalent for the AIM-65/40. I have just found a photo of the manual I am looking for on Han's web pages http://retro.hansotten.nl/6502-sbc/aim-65/aim-65-40/, so looks like it does exist, but I have not been able to find a copy online.

Hi,
Do you mean something like this? Unfortunately I don't have a PDF of it.

Is there /40 user somewhere? There is nothing to be found on the internet.

That's exactly what I am looking for. The software is quite a bit more advanced than the original AIM-65 software.

I've found a PDF of the User guide, which describes the I/O software and Monitor, but there does not appear to be any scans anywhere. The best I've found is a person that has one of these manuals (can't recall which one), but he's not interested in selling it (or scanning it).

Are the manuals in the photo yours?


I found this: https://archive.org/details/aim-65-40-system-users-manual

Yes, I have the manuals. I could take pictures of the pages and convert them to PDF.

However, it will take until the end of the week. I hope...

AIM65/40 on Ebay UK

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/275653502152

Hm. Not that far from me, but I fear it'll spiral out of my range - like the others have in recent years.

Also - If quoting ebay URLs, if-possible, try to remove everything after the number. It's tracking information that lets ebay know that who ever clicks on that link somehow knows you - and information like that is "useful" to ebay and others, so:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/275653502152

Is just as good.

-Gordon

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Hi Gordon,

thanks for the hint. I'll keep that in mind next time.

best regards,

Jörg