On 13/06/2011 10:13, Rich Mellor wrote:
Gerry may have one which is not on blue paper,
so can be scanned - he will check and get back to me.
Would that be a problem if it where scanned and then OCR'd I mean if you
scan it you could do some colour substitution to
On 06/06/2011 16:17, Rich Mellor wrote:
On 06/06/2011 16:03, Tony Firshman wrote:
Someone else has commented that this would need a mouse which is PS/2
compatible (ie. can work with a USB-PS/2 adaptor, not just a generic
USB only mouse).
Ahh so it's not really USB at all, it's PS/2 on a USB
prolly just a
name that has been bought by someone else :(
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Works in MESS on (emulated) QL hardware, ver$ prints TY05
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On 13/03/2011 08:18, Ralf Reköndt wrote:
Tony Firshman wrote:
Ralf Reköndt wrote, on 10/Mar/11 18:37 | Mar10:
Does anyone have a manual for a Medic I/F to scan in and send to Dilwyn?
An EPROM dump for examining would also a be good idea...;-)
Medic circuit diagram (in two scanned A4 parts
On 13/03/2011 21:48, Martin Wheatley wrote:
At 10:03 13/03/2011, you wrote:
On 13 Mar 2011, at 09:09, Phill Harvey-Smith
a...@aurigae.demon.co.uk wrote: On 13/03/2011 08:18, Ralf Reköndt
wrote: Tony Firshman wrote: Ralf Reköndt wrote, on
10/Mar/11 18:37 | Mar10: Does anyone have a manual
for the QL at
the time.
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), to give two banks of 256K for a total of 512k expansion, but that
would depend on the other logic on the board.
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me a copy that would be cool.
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thank you very much for that, BTW they look very much like
Cadsoft Eagle layout files, if that is the cas eany chance of a copy of
the original files, as Eagle is what I use..
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be easy enough to fire up quill, and
then print them to a text file.
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of that would never be used. I guess the only component that would
be hardish to get hold of would be the WD177x.
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On 04/03/2011 10:50, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
I don't know of those specific drivers, sadly.
The sources for QDOS CLassic emulator (which includes a floppy driver)
are available at http://www.mswift.unisonplus.net/ql/index.html
Humm I'd not found that one, I'll take a look.
And of course the
On 04/03/2011 12:13, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Phill Harvey-Smith wrote:
And of course the SMSQ/E sources are available, which can be downloaded
in whole or part from http://www.scp-paulet-lenerz.com/smsqe/
Yeah I found the SMSQ/E sources later on, problem is they use DMA which
of course
On 04/03/2011 12:50, Keith Mitchell wrote:
On Fri, 04 Mar 2011 00:24:36 -, Phill Harvey-Smith Phill, Tony
Tebby gave me a copy of the Sandy SuperQboard ROM assembler code to
help check my reverse engineering of the PALs. He also kept me up to
date with copies of the ROM binaries, so that I
Hi all
Does a dissasebily or better still the source files for the QL disk
driver as used by the Trump card, Sandy Superdisk etc exist online
anywhere ?
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rom which does
have these as standard (since TK2 has been released as freeware anyways).
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On 27/02/2011 20:55, Ralf Reköndt wrote:
Phill Harvey-Smith wrote:
Hi all,
I have here a Sandy SuperDisk interface which works fine. The board
however has several (3) missing chips and a missing 9 pin socket, I know
from the manual, that this can be upgraded to a SuperQBoard, by fitting
On 27/02/2011 21:44, Tony Firshman wrote:
Phill Harvey-Smith wrote, on 27/Feb/11 20:46 | Feb27:
I have a drawing for the bus mouse conversion on Issue III boards.
Looking at the board with QL connector at top:
[snip thanks that's helpfull]
. and mouse version of ROM needed.
Which
On 28/02/2011 07:22, Tony Firshman wrote:
It should be clear from all this that we are talking bus mice (Atari and
Qimi) and not serial mice.
Indeed though there are a couple of projects kicking around on the net
that convert PS/2 mice to Atari/Amiga machines (mostly just a
microcontroler +
, and the rom
test detects the TC rom !
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On the subject of backplanes..
I have one of these :
http://www.rwapadventures.com/images/q+4-interface.jpg
But alas don't have the little interface board that connects it to the
QL, does anyone have one that can take a couple of high quality piccies
of it, or beter still have a
David Tubbs wrote:
At 09:48 22/02/2011 +, you wrote:
On the subject of backplanes..
I have one of these :
http://www.rwapadventures.com/images/q+4-interface.jpg
But alas don't have the little interface board that connects it to the
QL, does anyone have one that can take a couple of
Malcolm Lear wrote:
Hi Phill,
I produced a couple of Trump card clones in the 80's and still have the
PCB designs at hand, so drawing up a schematic will not be difficult.
Excellent :)
If
you can mail me the PLD dumps I'll label and comment the equations for
you. I did this
Malcolm Lear wrote:
Ah, that brings all the memories back. I'm sure the chips were protected
and I had to switch all combinations of input to deduce the equations.
I did wonder about that :) :) I may have a go at hooking them up to an
AVR and getting it to scan and record for me :) :)
The
Malcolm Lear wrote:
Since the RAM on a standard QL was only ever intended to extend up to
$B, would the test ever go beyond that.
Yep it does, loop only stops when it finds a location where it gets a
different value back than it wrote.
Cheers.
Phill.
Marcel Kilgus wrote:
Phill Harvey-Smith wrote:
Indeed, I have worked out this much, however I think the RAM test takes
place before this point so will hit the mirrored rom and only see 640K
:( So there must be something else afoot :)
RAM test is pretty much the first thing the OS does, long
damaged / catch fire.
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