Bare with me, still getting up to speed, I thought EME was a product of
some-sort that was known.

Anyhow, chip pulled, which turns out to be a M5M5256BP, static RAM.



On Fri, Jul 27, 2018 at 10:00 PM Brian White <[email protected]> wrote:

> We can't know what it is until you dump it and upload it. Maybe then we
> still don't know, or maybe someday we eventually do even if not today, but
> absolutely not if it never gets dumped. If it's just the eme adapter with
> no label, then it could be literally anything or nothing.
>
> I don't sell REX's, I just tried to document the process of building, to
> remove all the mysteries and question marks and risk as much as possible so
> anyone could build their own, and put it where anyone else could improve
> the directions even further.
>
> On Fri, Jul 27, 2018 at 6:41 PM Andy Lawrence <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Hi Brian, maybe, do you have a spare REX?
>>
>> Either way I can dump the ROM, no problem.  It's of no use right, some
>> proprietary something or other?
>>
>> On Fri, Jul 27, 2018 at 5:28 PM Brian White <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> You should sell it to me :) also dump the rom, or let me dump it.
>>>
>>> On Fri, Jul 27, 2018 at 2:17 PM Andy Lawrence <[email protected]>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Ha, thanks, I now understand my mistake.
>>>>
>>>> Still locks it up, now to think how/if I'll re-purpose the ROM sleeve.
>>>>
>>>> On Fri, Jul 27, 2018 at 2:05 PM Stephen Adolph <[email protected]>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Call 61167,2
>>>>>
>>>>> ;)
>>>>>
>>>>> On Friday, July 27, 2018, Andy Lawrence <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> After the fun with my T102 I decided to continue the fun with a
>>>>>> busted T200 off eBay.  After a complete re-cap, fixing lots of keyboard
>>>>>> traces, huge mounts of cleaning I now have a nice functional T200!  This
>>>>>> unit came with the RAM fully populated and an EME ROM, which doesn't seem
>>>>>> to do anything, calling 63012 locks is up, and 63013 returns OK with
>>>>>> nothing else obvious.  No NiCad or Y2K mods yet cause I ran out of parts,
>>>>>> waiting on Digikey.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Well I got bored waiting on Digikey and thought, how fast can this
>>>>>> thing go, so I swapped the 4.9151 crystal with a 10Mhz (all I had
>>>>>> in-stock), and it boots and runs!  So I quickly threw this program
>>>>>> together, prime number example I found online modded to time the loop:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 1 POWER CONT
>>>>>> 10 CLS
>>>>>> 20 PRINT "LIMIT";
>>>>>> 30 INPUT L
>>>>>> 31 HH$ = LEFT$(TIME$,2)
>>>>>> 32 MM$ = MID$(TIME$,4,2)
>>>>>> 33 SS$ = RIGHT$(TIME$,2)
>>>>>> 37 SEC = VAL(SS$) + (VAL(MM$) * 60) + (VAL(HH$) * 3600)
>>>>>> 40 FOR N = 3 TO L
>>>>>> 50    FOR D = 2 TO (N-1)
>>>>>> 60      IF N/D=INT(N/D) THEN GOTO 100
>>>>>> 70    NEXT D
>>>>>> 80    PRINT N;
>>>>>> 90    GOTO 110
>>>>>> 100   PRINT ".";
>>>>>> 110 NEXT N
>>>>>> 111 HH$ = LEFT$(TIME$,2)
>>>>>> 112 MM$ = MID$(TIME$,4,2)
>>>>>> 113 SS$ = RIGHT$(TIME$,2)
>>>>>> 114 SECE = (VAL(SS$) + (VAL(MM$) * 60) + (VAL(HH$) * 3600) - SEC)
>>>>>> 117 PRINT "Duration = "; SECE ; " Seconds"
>>>>>> 120 END
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Duration factory = 43sec, duration overclocked = 21sec!  (with an
>>>>>> input of 100)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> It isn't completely stable, sometimes I have to power it on 2-3
>>>>>> times, but once on it doesn't seem to have any trouble, aside from the
>>>>>> clock resetting on occasion.  I've not yet studied the schematic to
>>>>>> determine if it's because 10Mhz isn't a multiple of the factory 4.9152, 
>>>>>> or
>>>>>> because it's simply too fast to read properly, but I'll figure it out.
>>>>>> I ran the above to 1000 a few times without issue or any lock ups.  File
>>>>>> transfer even works if I set my PC to 2400bps and the T200 to 1200.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Overclocked comes at a 20mA over stock hit.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Fun fun, happy Friday.
>>>>>> BR,
>>>>>> Andy
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>
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>>>
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