Commodore Amiga 4000 (A4000) — Commodore Amiga 4000 (A4000) User's Guide — Free Manual PDF Download (EN)

Connecting Power and Turning On the Amiga 1-9 When all other connections have been made, you can connect your system to power and turn it on. In the United States and Canada the Amiga power cable is a free cable with a 3-pin female connector at one end and a standard 3-prong male power plug on the other end. The female end is attached to the lower (male) power connector. The other end of the cable may then be inserted into a three-prong grounded AC outlet. If you have a monitor whose power connector fits into the upper (female) power connector, you can plug the monitor into it, and control power to both the Amiga and the monitor with the Amiga power switch.

Note Different countries may use other power cable designs. Be sure your Amiga matches the electrical voltage requirements in your country. 2. Plug in all peripheral equipment as described in the previous sections. If in doubt about electrical hookup requirements consult your dealer. Press the power switch at the top right corner of the front of the main unit. The Amiga will begin to boot. Chapter 2 contains information on booting the Amiga. Make sure the keylock is in the unlocked position. 1. Connect peripherals to power. 3. Attach the Amiga power cable. 5. Turn on the other equipment 6. Insert the key in the keylock 7. Turn on the Amiga 4. Plug in the Amiga