James Curry wrote:
Is that really all that it is meant to do?
Yes useless isn't it? :)
I spent good money on mine.
And what did you think of it when you got it? :)
Colin
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I spent good money on mine.
And what did you think of it when you got it? :)
Is it doing anything?.
Quoting James R Curry [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I spent good money on mine.
And what did you think of it when you got it? :)
Is it doing anything?.
About the only software I ever saw to support it was Nigel
Kettlewell's KPALETTE routine in SAM PRIME disk mag
David wrote:
About the only software I ever saw to support it was Nigel
Kettlewell's KPALETTE routine in SAM PRIME disk mag
Yeap, likewise when I went hunting around.
SAM PRIME issue 3 I think it was, one of the first disk mags I ever bought
all those years ago when I first got a SAM!
Colin
James wrote:
I spent good money on mine.
And what did you think of it when you got it? :)
Is it doing anything?.
Hehehe! Good answer!
Colin
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Is that really all that it is meant to do?
Yes useless isn't it? :)
I spent good money on mine.
It was a lot, back then, as a broke student!
Thomas Harte wrote:
1) should the Kaleidoscope be a box that contains four ICs (t74ls20b1,
gd74ls374, gd74ls14, t74ls133b1), some resistors and capacitors and
about half a board of empty space with gaps for other chips and stuff?
Yes, that's the Kaleidoscope. It's a half built 'hardware
Thomas Harte wrote:
I've recently acquired a Sam from eBay (correction to my earlier
comments: not from Colin — that was a misunderstanding on my part of the
actual seller's advert) and it was advertised as coming with a
Kaleidoscope. My problem is that having identified which box must be the
Colin Piggot wrote:
Dan Doore wrote:
I think there should be more stuff on it - have a look at the scans in
here: http://www.samcoupe-pro-dos.co.uk/download/HardwareDevKit.zip
The full hardware dev kit has more parts in to give the user a couple of
parallel ports that can be controlled. The
Dan Doore wrote:
Well, you lean something new every day - I thought the Hardware
Development Kit was the whole caboodle and the Kaleidoscope was the
sample application (so to speak).
Fancy updating the WoS node with you knowledge?
Yeah, no problem. I've just added a bit to both the
Colin Piggot wrote:
Thomas Harte wrote:
1) should the Kaleidoscope be a box that contains four ICs (t74ls20b1,
gd74ls374, gd74ls14, t74ls133b1), some resistors and capacitors and
about half a board of empty space with gaps for other chips and stuff?
Yes, that's the Kaleidoscope. It's a half
Dan Doore wrote:
I think there should be more stuff on it - have a look at the scans in
here: http://www.samcoupe-pro-dos.co.uk/download/HardwareDevKit.zip
The full hardware dev kit has more parts in to give the user a couple of
parallel ports that can be controlled. The standalone
Actually, now that I'm looking really, really closely, I can see some
extremely minor variations on the red and blue channels. I definitely
can't see the difference on green, though it may well be the less-than-
brilliant signal I'm getting.
If you can be bothered taking the time, this is
Thomas Harte wrote:
Actually, now that I'm looking really, really closely, I can see some
extremely minor variations on the red and blue channels. I definitely
can't see the difference on green, though it may well be the less-than-
brilliant signal I'm getting.
Looks about right on blue and
After a bit more experimentation, the green seems to come and go. To
be honest, I'm finding the Blue Alpha VoiceBox much more entertaining,
and I expect to be bored of that within half a day.
I don't think that I have at any point in my life managed to touch
anything with a soldering iron
Thomas wrote:
After a bit more experimentation, the green seems to come and go. To
be honest, I'm finding the Blue Alpha VoiceBox much more entertaining,
and I expect to be bored of that within half a day.
Be sure to try out the SAM MOD player 2.0 with the Blue Alpha
VoiceBox... 6 bits of
Stefan wrote:
Be sure to try out the SAM MOD player 2.0 with the Blue Alpha
VoiceBox... 6 bits of mono goodness per channel a big improvement over
the 3 bits of stereo goodness coming out of the internal soundchip
SAA-1099 :-)
The BA VoiceBox is the SP0256 based Speech Synthesisor. You're
Oops - you are of course totally correct... Half a day now sounds very
overrated... ;-)
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