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Line 45: [[File:IBM 8085 CPU being tested in the Alphatronic P2.jpg\|thumb\|left\|alt=IBM 8085 CPU being tested in the Alphatronic P2\|IBM 8085 CPU being tested in the Alphatronic P2]] The computer has no specific reset circuit like other computers but it is just triggered by the "Power_Good" signal from the power supply unit. ~~For more specific information about the 8085 microprocessor, [[8085\|refer to its article page]].~~ Regarding the system clock, it is derivated from a 18.432MHz square wave oscillator which is then divided by three to feed the microprocessor with a 6.14MHz signal.

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