Sounds like a good day.
-- John.
I sell 6v supplies rated at 2000mA which should easily power both devices,
they are center negative for the 100/102/200
Greg
arcadeshopper.com
On Mon, Jan 13, 2020 at 3:49 PM Michael Rebar
wrote:
> Hi all,
> Receiving a T102 soon and have a PC-2. Also have the Tandy hardside
> briefcase coming
So this evening
I was reading one of my programming books.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bxv0SsvibDMTUzdWckVpSUlIb0E/view?usp=drivesdk
I'm not far in (page 5) and already something has pop up that didn't work
as expected.
PRINT "TOTAL=";2*17
TOTAL=34
On my M100
TOTAL= 34
The M100
Well at least the program did work, so it means I can go further with my
book.
:-)
On Tue, 14 Jan 2020, 1:00 am Peter Vollan, wrote:
> This is explained in the Model 100 user manual, although now I cannot
> remember where, and turns up in other early Microsoft products. Where
> negative
PRINT USING
being the actual command?
I should point out I am just starting out programming on my M100.
So *Says in a pirate voice"
This be uncharted waters..
:-P
On Tue, 14 Jan 2020, 12:12 am Mike Stein, wrote:
> It's not the semicolon leaving the space; positive numbers leave a space
>
This is explained in the Model 100 user manual, although now I cannot
remember where, and turns up in other early Microsoft products. Where
negative numbers have a dash, positive numbers have a space, and this
needs to be taken into account if you have occaision to turn a number
string into a
Related data for the M100 (under 100 mA most often). I'm not sure where I
found this; it could well be from this list's archives. Author was Robert
Briggs, 1987.
Mode 32kRAM 96kRAM
Power Switch OFF .75 mA .75 ma Switch
This in consistent with what I remember of my measurements on my 102 as
well. ~65mA operating w/o modem or peripherals.
-Josh
On Mon, Jan 13, 2020 at 9:37 PM Hank Riley wrote:
>
> Related data for the M100 (under 100 mA most often). I'm not sure where I
> found this; it could well be from
Hi all,
Receiving a T102 soon and have a PC-2. Also have the Tandy hardside
briefcase coming
I had the PC-2 as a kid and having the T102 will be a nice addition.
The T102 draws 6V and 400 mA and so does the PC-2.
The power connector for the T102 I think in the same as the T100 (5.5x2.1
mm) so
It's not the semicolon leaving the space; positive numbers leave a space in
front to allow for a possible minus sign.
If PRINT USING doesn't do what you want you could convert it to a string and
use MID$
m
- Original Message -
From: James Zeun
To: m...@bitchin100.com
Sent:
Yup.
It has a number of options that define how a number is printed, including
moving the minus sign to the end, but if your number is variable length it may
not help you.
You may also have to change 'TOTAL' to something like 'TT' because TO is a
reserved word.
Try:
TT=2*17
print
In practice, the 102 won't draw anywhere near 400mA under most
circumstances. Just about any DC battery pack rated in the 6v range will do
the job. If you feel like adding a fast blow fuse, more power to you.
On Mon, Jan 13, 2020, 6:49 PM Michael Rebar wrote:
> Hi all,
> Receiving a T102 soon
Every version of BASIC is a little different than every other, even between
different models of computer from the same company, even if they are all
Microsoft basic.
There are lots of little syntax and capability and behavior detail
differences. Sometimes there are complete major features that
To that list, you could add:
* Internal nicd battery is dead and being charged rather than merely
maintaining/floating at the time
* Any/all the ports could draw a little more from having something actually
connected. The barcode, bus, and option rom sockets have actual 5v power
supply pins
Hi, folks! Long-time lurker and 100 owner popping up.
It's on pages 169 and 170 of the owner's manual, in Chapter 16 (BASIC
Keywords), in the descriptions of the PRINT, PRINT #, and PRINT USING
commands.
In the PRINT USING command description, the field specifier that
inserts a blank for
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