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 XSIMM6 (Six Sim X) was invented and manufactured in 1994 by Systems Research Ltd., Tokyo. It is a memory expansion board with built-in SIMM memory socket and there are two variants of it:
   *XSIMM6 designed for X68000 XVI
-  *XSIMM6c designed for X68000 XVI Compact.
+  *XSIMM6c designed for X68000 XVI Compact
 This is due to different shape and mounting positions of internal memory expansion for XVI and XVI Compact.
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 |  XSIMM6  |  XSIMM6c  |
-These XSIMM boards use 72pin SIMM memory modules which height must not exceed 30 mm (the default height is 25 mm).
+These XSIMM boards use the following 72pin SIMM memory modules which height must not exceed 30 mm (the default height is 25 mm).
   *PC/AT compatible: 9-bit (with parity) 72-pin
   *Macintosh: 8-bit, 72-pin
-MB or 8MB SIMM's (70ns and 60ns will work but, 60ns and the clock up if ones) 2MB of memory XVI by the additional 6MB or 4MB.
+It supports 4MB and 8MB SIMM's (70ns and 60ns SIMM's will work but only at 70ns). It can expand the X68000 memory with additional 2MB, 4MB or 6MB.
+There is a dip-switch panel in the middle of the board right below the SIMM socket.
+The dip-switch settings are as follows:
-Middle of the board as the left picture, the bottom of the SIMM installed, with a dip switch to set the memory in this expansion area.
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-DIP switch settings, proceed as follows.
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+The memory will be expanded with additional 6MB even if an 8MB SIMM will be installed and all four switches are set to ON.
-Ie, or 8MB SIMM in place 6MB, if all four switches to ON, additional capacity is 6MB. (Set the picture above).
-* The product's manufacturer, Research Systems, Ltd., Tokyo is.