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boun...@lists.q-v-d.com] On Behalf Of Lee Privett
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Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] QL Blog
Funnily enough I have never Google'd myself I think there is a name for
Dave Walker wrote, on 10/Mar/11 08:22 | Mar10:
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Funnily enough I have never
Dave Walker wrote, on 10/Mar/11 08:22 | Mar10:
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Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] QL Blog
Funnily enough I have never
I too modified mine, I suspect to add ROM.
Did you get at least one case?
That was the most impressive thing about the whole board. The overall
design seemed over the top, and clearly power hungry.
Did my previous email arrive? I have a circuit diagram. I will scan
it
and send to
The one I have has 256K ram on it and I might fire it up to see if it working
at the weekend, Tony I would appreciate a circuit diagram especially if it
doesn't work.
It has a power lead off the board with a rather decoupling capacitor across the
supply, no sign of a voltage regulator though.
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...;-)
Cheers...Ralf
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Ralf Reköndt wrote:
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...;-)
Cheers...Ralf
This would be very useful,as Medic bards do turn up second hand from
time to time. I have never seen a Medic manual.
I think
Absolutely, I will do an EPROM dump and release it here on a combination of
conditions, 1 If I can get the board working, 2 Or if I can get the EPROM(?)
out of their sockets and into something else that will allow me to 'dump' in, 3
If I knew how to 'dump it' in the first place, I believe I
Lee Privett wrote:
Absolutely, I will do an EPROM dump and release it here on a combination
of conditions, 1 If I can get the board working, 2 Or if I can get the
EPROM(?) out of their sockets and into something else that will allow me
to 'dump' in, 3 If I knew how to 'dump it' in the first
Absolutely, I will do an EPROM dump and release it here on a
combination of conditions, 1 If I can get the board working, 2 Or
if
I can get the EPROM(?) out of their sockets and into something else
that will allow me to 'dump' in, 3 If I knew how to 'dump it' in
the
first place, I believe I
On 10/03/2011 21:35, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Dumping a ROM from SuperQBoard:
The QL Technical manual says that an add-on ROM will have a header flag
of hex 4AFB0001, so you can search for this. (Two long words
decimal19196 and decimal1) - the memory map allows up to 512KB add-on
RAM in an original
On 10 Mar 2011, at 18:37, Ralf Reköndt ralf.rekoe...@t-online.de wrote:
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...;-)
Cheers...Ralf
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Of the three large chips, one is an EPROM 2764(middle), the one below is an
8059 or WD1770 and the largest chip is marked as a 4500A. The memory chips are
M5K4164 and I suppose that filling the other 8 empty sockets with same would
increase the memory to a maximum of 512K the standard for the
Lee Privett wrote, on 10/Mar/11 23:24 | Mar10:
Of the three large chips, one is an EPROM 2764(middle), the one below is an
8059 or WD1770 and the largest chip is marked as a 4500A. The memory chips are
M5K4164 and I suppose that filling the other 8 empty sockets with same would
increase the
On 10/03/2011 23:24, Lee Privett wrote:
Of the three large chips, one is an EPROM 2764(middle), the one below
is an 8059 or WD1770
That'll be the disk controler, WD1770, I suspect the 8059 is a date
code. Odd that it's only got a 2764 (8K) eprom, most of the QL
innterfaces had either a 27128
Numm not heard of that one does it have any other markings ?
All the numbers on the biggest chip are
451VA4428
VL 4500 A-15PC
TNS 4500 AN-15
KOREA
How many memory chips are fitted currently
8 with 8 spare
Lee
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Lee Privett wrote:
Numm not heard of that one does it have any other markings ?
All the numbers on the biggest chip are
451VA4428
VL 4500 A-15PC
TNS 4500 AN-15
KOREA
Seems to be the chip for arranging the memory chips. Look at QL Wiki for
standard SQB.
Cheers...Ralf
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