+5v right into the regulator socket, but serial and microdrives are dead in
that arrangement so it is of limited use! I'm open to suggestions on where
to get a replacement transformer, or for simple designs for a PSU that gives
the correct AC output too.
Hi Dave,
I hope your feeling better
I haven't done any programming in that whole time. I was struggling a bit
with the ATC sim - mostly speed issues at native QL speed. I have now
decided that the sim simply won't run on native speed QLs,
Well as long as it can be Turbocharged or are you using that already?
Malcolm
Malcolm Lear wrote, on 12/Apr/11 07:19 | Apr12:
+5v right into the regulator socket, but serial and microdrives are
dead in
that arrangement so it is of limited use! I'm open to suggestions on
where
to get a replacement transformer, or for simple designs for a PSU that
gives
the correct AC
On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 9:03 PM, pjwitte pjwi...@online.no wrote:
On 08/04/2011 22:56, Martyn Hill wrote:
Dear list
Whilst I suspect that there is no 'simple' way to make an SBasic job
work with the PE - i.e. able to move #0/1/2 windows and put to sleep
in QPAC2 frame - without going the
I like to have a daughter basic running in case the master basic becomes
unusable. I also like the daughter basic not to be in the same place as the
master basic. I therefore have a small basic program I can LRUN to move the
daughter basic. The program also enlarges #2. The program contains;
1000
I see the Quanta website is just displaying a blank home page at the moment.
For those who need directions to the AGM this is rather inconvenient, so
I will quote the email I circulated in February..
*QL Workshop and Quanta AGM 16th /17th April 2011*
This year, Quanta are holding their AGM
On 12/04/11 11:05, Rich Mellor wrote:
I see the Quanta website is just displaying a blank home page at the
moment.
View Source shows something is there, the head and body are both empty
though. I suspect someone may be doing an upgrade?
I'm not sure if the TYPO3 system puts up a holding page,
All,
It is with regret that I have to announce that I am withdrawing support for
Ser-USB on QL hardware without superHermes (or better) enhanced serial
ports.
As of today the Queue Manager installable module, whose primary purpose was
to support the base QL configuration, is also
Am 11.04.2011 21:39, schrieb Dave Park:
Hi all,
I was laid low the last couple of weeks with another horrible chest
infection. As a Brit living in a tropical climate, it seems I have finally
acquired the tree-pollen allergy that all people who move here seem to get
after 3-4 years. This causes
On 12/04/2011 11:16, Adrian Ives wrote:
All,
It is with regret that I have to announce that I am withdrawing support for
Ser-USB on QL hardware without superHermes (or better) enhanced serial
ports.
As of today the Queue Manager installable module, whose primary purpose was
to support the base
Adrian,
Don't take the lack of communication to be lack of interest in the
overall hardware solution
I agree with Rich. While your device is of no use to me whatsoever, I
have been following along all your emails to this list, and I've been
watching your web site as well. I'm interested
Rich,
Thanks.
It _could_ have been demonstrated at the QUANTA AGM but I am not a QUANTA
member and an article published in their newsletter did not result in any
interest from their membership. Unfortunately, it's not now possible to
organise a demonstration as I am away on other business this
Norman Dunbar wrote, on 12/Apr/11 11:09 | Apr12:
On 12/04/11 11:05, Rich Mellor wrote:
I see the Quanta website is just displaying a blank home page at the
moment.
View Source shows something is there, the head and body are both empty
though. I suspect someone may be doing an upgrade?
I'm not
On 12/04/2011 12:16, Adrian Ives wrote:
Rich,
Thanks.
It _could_ have been demonstrated at the QUANTA AGM but I am not a QUANTA
member and an article published in their newsletter did not result in any
interest from their membership. Unfortunately, it's not now possible to
organise a
Adrian Ives wrote:
I know the Ser-USB works with superHermes and works very
well. Hermes is an unknown because I have never seen one,
but it would be useful to test it.
In any event it's not just the hardware itself; the driver
for the serial port also plays a part.
Adrian,
I'm following
Urs,
File transfers to and from FAT format devices will still be possible using
the File Manager, but a native QDOS driver will not now be supported.
There is one massive limitation with the standard QL hardware that cannot be
overcome anyway, and that's the fact that it can only support 4800
On 12/04/11 16:18, Adrian Ives wrote:
Footnote: If anyone wants to propose a hack to QDOS/SMSQ to allow the slave
block flush operation to be deferred by the device driver code I would be
very interested to discuss the possibility.
Now this might sound a bit harsh, but it's not intended to -
Adrian Ives wrote, on 12/Apr/11 16:18 | Apr12:
File transfers to and from FAT format devices will still be possible using
the File Manager, but a native QDOS driver will not now be supported.
Ah - so one *can* use a standard QL, but only with your file manager?
There is one massive
Tony,
1) Yes - or with a File Manager written by anyone else. The USBWiz command
set isn't rocket science. You are limited to FAT format with old style 8.3
DOS shortnames (no native QDOS file system) but it's still a very useful
capability.
2) Yes, input; but the USBWiz can't do split baud rates
On 12/04/2011 22:04, Adrian Ives wrote:
CUT
2) Yes, input; but the USBWiz can't do split baud rates and it isn't easy to
do split rates on a standard QL without additional hardware and/or software.
The input limitation is two stops at 9600. The USBWiz only sends one so it
doesn't work.
Hi,
We have often discussed on this list the possibility of new hardware
being used for 'retro' computers.
Well, check this out ...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12997245
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Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Hi,
We have often discussed on this list the possibility of new hardware
being used for 'retro' computers.
Well, check this out ...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12997245
Shows the interest level in retro computers, which are still held in
great esteem by many.
In message F4EBD1BC0AC4426EBBECDC93B2DBE70C@d3hkh9x94, Dilwyn Jones
dil...@evans1511.fsnet.co.uk writes
Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Hi,
We have often discussed on this list the possibility of new hardware
being used for 'retro' computers.
Well, check this out ...
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