I try to summarize the changes from EP128:
-onboard EXDOS
-4MHz Z80A replaced to 6MHz Z80B
-8x1 bit RAM ICs replaced with 2x4 bit ICs as Video memory
-EXOS ROM socket still 32K
-cartridge port removed, replaced by onboard cartridge ROM socket, but it is only 32K
-2 additional 32K ROM sockets
-external System Bus connector and the internal EXP1&EXP2 connectors removed, replaced by Internal System Bus connector
-internal RAM expansion have 256Kbit ICs instead the old 64Kbit ICs. Then the total memory are 320K (64+256)
-PAL video ICs and RF modulator removed (but you can see the place for these on the prototype PCBs), RGB monitor output with 15 pin DA-15S connector, ond monochrome output on RCA
-internal spekar replaced with bigger one (Why not removed? )
-REM2 removed. REM1 controled by both REM1 and REM2 signals
-Serial/Lan connector only kept for Enterprise LAN. Connector replaced to DIN socket
-new hw Serial port added on same PCB with the RAM expansion. It is built with Z80 SIO. But the new SERIAL: driver need to be written.
-Printer connector replaced with 14 pin IDC connector
-Control Port 2 removed, Control Port 1 connector replaced with 10 pin IDC connector.
-keyboard replaced by modified PC keyboard, but still using membrane. Membrane connectors are same with the old.
-power LED moved to the power connector, the light can be viewable at the speaker holes
-planned new external PSU which also generate +12V and -5V. But the kept the +5V regulators in the machine This change only on schematic, the existing prototype borads using the old PSU

Does it really work?

Yes!

Do you have one?

Werner have two (One complete and one with the "external Enterprise keyboard")

Anyway, where is the LOCK key?

See the keymap in the drawings PDF.
Used existing components of PC keyboard, not produced Enterprise key caps for the prototype.
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not produced Enterprise key caps for the prototype.
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So, the only possibility to reach ALT, SHIFT or CAPS words in the status line was using SET 6,8, SET 6,2, SET 6,1?

Aha, so soon, you will have one

Werner want to keep the working prototypes. But we talking about one non working board...

Zozo,

In the UK its been 999 for the emergency services long before the Enterprise so some link to 911 in the US is possible. As you guys say only alternative is the link to Porsche 911's. In the 80's the 911 had a reputation as a car for a certain type of people (bankers) so would be a surprising link.

Machine looks fascinating though. Keep up the great work !!

Cheers

Tricky

maybe number of days between announcement and shipping

(P)roject (W)erner 320?