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GUI Misc
Dimitris Panokostas edited this page Mar 16, 2026
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The Miscellaneous panel contains a collection of general emulator behaviour settings, keyboard hotkeys, and keyboard LED mappings that do not belong to a specific hardware category.
The left column is a scrollable list of checkboxes.
- When enabled, pressing the middle mouse button releases the mouse from the emulator window
- Opens the configuration GUI automatically when Amiberry starts, before emulation begins
- Keeps the emulator window above all other windows on the desktop
- Keeps the configuration GUI window above all other windows on the desktop
- Synchronises the emulated Amiga's real-time clock with the host system time
- Adds a one-second delay when the emulated Amiga resets, mimicking real hardware behaviour
- Speeds up RTG (graphics card) rendering by disabling custom chipset emulation while in RTG mode
- Shares the clipboard between the emulated Amiga and the host operating system
- Permits execution of native host code via the JIT compiler; requires JIT to be enabled
- Shows the status line with LED indicators (power, drives, etc.) when running in native chipset display modes
- Shows the status line with LED indicators when running in RTG (graphics card) display modes
- Writes a log entry whenever the emulated CPU attempts to access an invalid memory address
- Blanks secondary monitors when the emulator is running in fullscreen mode
- Starts emulation with the mouse pointer free rather than captured inside the emulator window
- Starts the emulator window in a minimized state
- Automatically minimizes the emulator window when it loses focus
- Enables write protection on all floppy disk images, preventing any writes regardless of individual drive settings
- Enables write protection on all hard drive images, preventing any writes regardless of individual drive settings
- Hides all UAE expansion boards from the Amiga's autoconfig system
- Maps the host Right Control key to the Amiga Right Amiga key
- Dims the on-screen power LED indicator when the Amiga audio filter is switched off, matching real hardware behaviour
- Automatically captures the mouse pointer when the emulator window is clicked or brought into focus
- Enables a debug memory region for diagnostic purposes
- Automatically performs a hard reset of the emulated Amiga if the CPU enters a halted state
- Disables the scsi.device for the built-in IDE controller on A600, A1200, and A4000 models
- Enables turbo/warp mode during the reset sequence for faster booting
- Switches the GUI appearance between the default light theme and the dark theme
- Reserves Alt-Tab for the host operating system and releases mouse capture when the emulator loses focus
- Enables the RetroArch-style quit button mapping for exiting the emulator
- Enables the RetroArch-style menu button mapping for opening the GUI
- Enables the RetroArch-style reset button mapping for resetting the emulated Amiga
The right column provides fields for assigning keyboard shortcuts. Click ... next to a field to capture a new key combination, or X to clear it.
- Keyboard shortcut to open the configuration GUI (default: F12)
- Keyboard shortcut to quit the emulator
- Keyboard shortcut to activate the Action Replay cartridge (default: Pause)
- Keyboard shortcut to toggle fullscreen mode
- Keyboard shortcut to minimize the emulator window
- Keyboard shortcut to simulate a Left Amiga key press
- Keyboard shortcut to simulate a Right Amiga key press
Maps Amiga status LEDs to the host keyboard indicator lights.
- Selects which Amiga LED (none, POWER, DF0, DF1, DF2, DF3, HD, CD) is reflected by the NumLock keyboard indicator
- Selects which Amiga LED is reflected by the ScrollLock keyboard indicator
- Selects which Amiga LED is reflected by the CapsLock keyboard indicator
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