Top Document: Atari 8-Bit Computers: Frequently Asked Questions Previous Document: 6.7) What are the power requirements for my Atari components? Next Document: 6.9) What preventative maintenance can I do on my Atari system? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge This should be a complete list of Atari "CX" accessories, two or three digit numbers, and "KX" accessories, four digit numbers, marketed for or usable with the 8-bit computers. Controllers marketed by Atari for the 2600 and/or 7800 also work on the 8-bit computers. CX10 Joystick PCB replacement CX11 Joystick plastic insert replacements CX12 Joystick cable replacement CX20-01 Pair of Driving Controllers. One controller per plug. Used by Indy 500 for 2600 CX21 Video Touch Pad for 2600 Star Raiders. Compatible w/ CX23 and CX50. CX22 (Pro-Line) Trak-Ball. Works in joystick or trackball modes. Round buttons. The trackball controller from the Atari Consumer Division (2600/7800). Various stylings (after the black 2600), functionally identical: 1) "Atari 2600 Trak-Ball": cream ball, black top, black buttons, black label beneath ball with black lettering, black bottom. (Rare?) 2) "Atari 2600 Pro-Line Trak-Ball": cream ball, black top, black buttons, black label beneath ball with silver lettering, black bottom. (Rare?) 3) "Atari Trak-Ball": black ball, black top, black buttons, black label beneath ball with silver lettering, white bottom. (Rare?) 4) "Atari Trak-Ball": cream ball, black top, black buttons, black label beneath ball with silver lettering, white bottom. (COMMON) CX23 Kid's Controller. Used by 2600 Sesame Street titles. Compatible w/ CX21 and CX50 CX24 (Pro-Line / Deluxe) Joystick CX30-04 Pair of Paddles CX40 Joystick Controller (single) CX40-04 Pair of Joystick Controllers CX41 Joystick Repair Kit CX42 Remote Control Wireless Joysticks (requires XEP80/SX212/2600 power adapter) CX43 (Pro-Line) Space Age Joystick CX50 Keyboard Controller Pair. Compatible w/ CX21 and CX23 CX70 Light Pen (beige; the rare original Atari light pen) CX75 Light Pen and AtariGraphics (cartridge) CX77 Touch Tablet With AtariArtist software (cartridge) + DOS 2.0S (disk) CX78 Joypad Controller (not in USA) CX80 Trak-Ball. Works in joystick or trackball modes. Triangular buttons. The trackball controller from the Atari Home Computer Division. XL computer styling: black ball, black top, black buttons, silver label above ball with black "Atari Trak-Ball" lettering, white or black bottom 2 versions, externally identical: 1) Trackball mode in earlier-production CX80's is compatible with the trackball mode of the CX22 Trak-Ball. 2) Trackball mode in later-production CX80's is NOT compatible with the trackball mode of the CX22 Trak-Ball, but IS compatible with the Atari ST Mouse. CX81 Atari I/O Data Cord CX82 B & W Monitor Cable CX85 Numerical Keypad ( + software Handler on diskette) CX86 Printer Cable (included with 825 Printer) CX87 Modem Cable (included with 830 Acoustic Modem) CX88 Terminal Cable (null modem) CX89 Color Monitor Cable CX405 PILOT Educator's Kit CX418 The Home Manager Kit (The Home Filing Manager disk + (Personal Financial Management System disk or Family Finances disk)) CX419 The Bookkeeper Kit/The Atari Accountant (The Bookkeeper disk + CX85) CX481 The Entertainer (Star Raiders + (Computer Chess(?) or Missile Command or Pac-Man) + 2 joysticks). Atari computer product catalogs first mention Missile Command, then Pac-Man as the second game. Text on the box itself (thanks Bill Demian) indicates Computer Chess as the second game. The illustration on the box actually shows a Music Composer box underneath the Star Raiders box. CX482 The Educator (410 + BASIC cart. + States & Capitals cassette) CX483 The Programmer (BASIC + BASIC Ref Manual + BASIC Self-Teaching Guide) CX484 The Communicator (850 Interface + 830 Acoustic Modem + TeleLink I cart) CX488 The Communicator II (835 Direct Connect Modem + TeleLink II cart.) CX852 8K RAM Memory Module (for 800 computer) CX853 16K RAM Memory Module (for 800 computer) KX7079 Logo Kit KX7099 The BASIC Tutor I (Inside Atari BASIC book + An Invitation to Programming 2: Writing Programs One and Two cassette + An Invitation to Programming 3: Introduction to Sound and Graphics cassette) http://www.rhod.fr/ataripics/basictutor.jpg KX7102 The Arcade Champ (Pac-Man + Qix + 2 joysticks + cartridge storage case) http://www.rhod.fr/ataripics/arcade_champ.jpg KX7110 AtariWriter System (600XL + 1027 + AtariWriter) http://www.rhod.fr/ataripics/hardwarewriterpackkompleet.jpg KX7114 Programming System (800XL + 1010) http://www.rhod.fr/ataripics/8001010.JPG KX7400 Game Kit (Donkey Kong cart. + two (standard) Atari Joysticks) http://www.rhod.fr/pages/atari/kx7400.html Other: G1 Light Gun ( + Bug Hunt cart. for 7800/2600) XG-1 Light Gun ( + Bug Hunt cart. for XE) Track & Field Controller User Contributions:Top Document: Atari 8-Bit Computers: Frequently Asked Questions Previous Document: 6.7) What are the power requirements for my Atari components? 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