I just thought they all had it. It was with the RIM and SIM instructions as I recall. That could be wrong as well, after all I tend to have brain fade.
Dwight
Why do you need a USRT, The 80188 has a serial in and out. If you used a 5V one from a USB converter, you can talk to is from a laptop or such. ( might need an inverter but don't recall).
Someplace, I may still have a Forth for the 80188/186, with serial implemented.
It has been some time so I'd...
The video cards work OK with many monitors but there was a timing error in the design. I forget where but I think it had to do with the vertical blanking period. It has been a while since I looked at it. I know it caused problems with some monitors, on the first line.
One hopes they copied the...
It has been too long since I worked on this stuff. You're best bet is to find some boards to swap out. At least that way you could isolate which board was the issue.
Dwight
I suspect it needs the external module that is used for one of the other applications ( I forget which ).
It is great that we finally have someone willing to do a dump.
They have called this the information period. I've always called it the information lost period.
Dwight
That first lamp was originally design for UV light for things like rocks. It also came with a removable filter the use the less high energy UV light. Of course, the UV light through the filter would likely do little for erasing EPRMs.
I'm not at all surprised that it still works. The lamps will...
I'm made good progress on the programmer card.
I wanted to use it on my SYM-2 orSYM-1. It had a EPROM on it that was clearly for an AIM65. I'd assumed it was code to run the programmer. It clearly isn't.
First the EPROM is a 2732. I see that pin 21 is hard tied to VCC, as would be typical for a...
I also have a SYM-1.It fully decodes the RAM address. Like most 6502 ROM setups it does doubly decodes parts of the ROM to the reset vectors.
There is no funny business there.
I see no valid reason to have the RAM decoded at all addresses other than that specific to ROM or I/O. I especially...
The SYM2 was intended to be a less expansive version of the SYM1. It is clearly not as flexible as the SYM1. The board I have is likely an early prototype. It has some ugly design errors that keep it from being useful for my intended purposes. It does boot and run the monitor. The major issue I...