--- title: UNITRON (GERMANY) 2200 categories: - Computers types: - Home Computer origins: - Germany years: - '1984' cpus: - 6502 & params: name: '2200' company: /companies/unitron-germany company_name: UNITRON (GERMANY) specs: - label: NAME value: '2200' - label: MANUFACTURER value: Unitron (Germany) - label: TYPE value: Home Computer - label: ORIGIN value: Germany - label: YEAR value: 1984? - label: BUILT IN LANGUAGE value: Basic - label: KEYBOARD value: Detachable full-stroke keyboard with numeric keypad - label: CPU value: 6502 & Z80 - label: SPEED value: 1.02 MHz (6502) - label: RAM value: 64 KB - label: ROM value: 24 KB - label: TEXT MODES value: 40 x 24 / 80 x 24 - label: GRAPHIC MODES value: 40 x 40-48 (16 col), 280 x 160-192 (6 col), 560 x 160-192 (2 col) - label: COLORS value: 16 maximum - label: SOUND value: one voice - label: I/O PORTS value: Monitor, Internal Slots (6), Memory slot, Tape, Joystick - label: POWER SUPPLY value: Built-in PSU tabs: - photos - adverts - links photos: - title: UNITRON 2200 subtitle: '' text: Thanks to [HomeComputer.de](http://www.homecomputer.de) for this picture. image: null adverts: - title: GERMAN ADVERT subtitle: '' text: '' image: null links: - title: Per Eriksson's website url: http://www.mds.mdh.se/~frv95pen/apple2/unitron/ text: User manual online!! oc_id: 641 source: url: https://web.archive.org/web/20220803190223/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=641 date: '2022-08-03' --- This is a German clone of the [Apple IIe](/museum/apple-iie/). The keyboard of the UNITRON 2200 has built in macros, Applesoft commands and DOS commands. Very handy when doing basic programming. The only drawback is that the macro-key is the same key that changes from uppercase to lowercase and is also used when performing a reset. This results in constantly changing to lowercase when not wanting to. There are also two keys to make your own macros for the numeric keys. The drive controller and a Z80 CPU (for CP/M compatibility) are not optional but built in on the motherboard. When you boot the system, it says "DISK ON" instead of "APPLE \]\[".