Re: [M100] Proud owner of Model 100 and 200s

Josh, Thanks for the reply. I've removed the NiCD battery as it looked kinda sad, I'll measure the voltages and get the oscilloscope out to make sure the crystals are okay still...thank you for the information, any information is extremely helpful! Thanks, Britt On Fri, Nov 16, 2018, 4:50 PM

Re: [M100] New M100 and M102 owner here, recommendations?

Likely you are looking at my store for the other items.. arcadeshopper.com I sell an android tv box with mcomm already installed and ready to go with all the cables you need to hook it up as well.. nadsbox equivelent Greg On Fri, Nov 16, 2018 at 12:03 PM George Hines wrote: > Hi All, > > Just

Re: [M100] Magic Goto

...a small bit of machine code would go a long way... Indeed. A small bit of embedded machine code even more so... ... On 11/16/18, John R. Hogerhuis wrote: > Interesting. Well if you can get to line zero you can probably get the > string token that follows the gosub without a huge amount

Re: [M100] Proud owner of Model 100 and 200s

I'll see if I can identify the case screws on my 200. Also, make sure you check the memory power supply voltage (pin 28 on the RAM chips, I think) - it should be a solid 5v. If your memory battery is still installed and is discharged it can drag this rail down. -Josh On Tue, Nov 13, 2018 at

Re: [M100] Magic Goto

Interesting. Well if you can get to line zero you can probably get the string token that follows the gosub without a huge amount of trouble. I wouldn't expect performance to be great though. A small bit of machine code would go a long way. -- John.

Re: [M100] New M100 and M102 owner here, recommendations?

The NADSBox is no longer available. I highly recommend mComm on Android devices as its spiritual successor. http://www.club100.org/memfiles/index.php?==nom=Kurt%20McCullum/mComm%20Android On Fri, Nov 16, 2018 at 3:03 PM George Hines wrote: > > Hi All, > > Just getting into retro computing, but

[M100] New M100 and M102 owner here, recommendations?

Hi All, Just getting into retro computing, but have many fond memories of TRS-80 computers (started on a Model 3, then CoCo1). A friend had a M100, so it is fun to play with these cool machines. I'm interested in getting some accessories to add to my enjoyment. I think I found were I can get

Re: [M100] Magic Goto

Apologies, Paul. My misunderstanding. (I first heard of it from RCR Podcast EP181. :) Turns out Tandy also does the same thing. goto/gosub (variable/absolute string) -> goto/gosub 0 I was thinking the error trap thing might also be an option for Tandy... It's a really neat hack of the

Re: [M100] Magic Goto

This doesn't necessarily bear on the question, but Magic GOTO/GOSUB doesn't rely on error trapping, rather it makes use of the fact that GOSUB "SOMETHING" is evaluated by Applesoft/MS BASIC as GOSUB 0, and the handler is on line 0. It doesn't raise an error though. -Paul > On Nov 16, 2018,

Re: [M100] Magic Goto

Not that I know of. There might be a hook to modify the behavior of gosub with machine language code. -- John. On Fri, Nov 16, 2018, 8:53 AM Scott Lawrence Do any of you know of a T version of "Magic Goto"? > > http://ivanx.com/appleii/magicgoto/ > > It basically uses an error trap to catch bad

[M100] Magic Goto

Do any of you know of a T version of "Magic Goto"? http://ivanx.com/appleii/magicgoto/ It basically uses an error trap to catch bad gotos (as the basic interpreter sees them) and then looks for the label from the error handler, and uses that... mainly using REM statements to define the labels.