Greetings NYYRIKKI,
NY I was looking information about Yamaha FM-Sound Synthetsizer
Unit II (SFG-05) that was included also to Yamaha CX5M MSX
My Yamaha CX5M was given to me, years ago, by a friend who worked
in the service department of a music store. But, it doesn't have
the FM
NY "Greg_" ??? You !?!?
Aha... I guess you couldn't see through my clever disguise, as a
Spectravideo SV-328 user! g
NYAARGH Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
Now I expect to get an "honorable mention" in your autobiography,
when you become rich and famous.
Greetings Erik Maas,
EMH What was the subject that resulted into these Flash
memory topics???
Hmmm... maybe you could use a little nonvolatile memory yourself! ;)
Here's a refresher, of the note that I replied to...
On Wed, 7 Oct 1998, MetalGear wrote:
De : Gabriel D. [EMAIL
Greetings Erik Maas,
EMAs far as I know a write action does not set bit's from '0' to
'1'. If this is the way I think it is ..., it is not RAM.
My remark "New Flash == Slow RAM" isn't about internal technology,
but only to suggest that Flash can be as easy to use as SRAM for
Greetings,
I've seen questions here about connecting JoyNet to a PC, maybe
via the PC joystick port.
For lots of technical information about the PC joystick, such as
how to connect various circuits and devices to it, look at...
Egor Voznessenski wrote:
The file is being uploaded (ATAROM.ZIP)
But the most fresh copies of my software are ofcourse on my server:
http://cisip.sonnet.ru/MSX
I've tried to view and print ATA.PS using Ghostview, but the sheet
seems to be incomplete.
Does anyone else have a problem with that
Greetings Alex Wulms,
AWAny PC experts on this list to dream-up the PC-Joynet cable? So,
something from parellel port to 2times din5 (one send, one receive).
I've done some i/o interface projects with the PC, for both the
Standard Parallel Port (SPP) and Extended Parallel Port (EPP)
When I tried to download your FAT16 file, I got a "Server Error."
Cheers,
Greg_
http://www.netcom.ca/~telic
1998.Nov.27, Toronto, Canada
Manuel Pazos wrote:
Hi,
I uploaded a new version of FAT16 to my homepage. This version is more
stable than former one and now you can also
Thank you -- that worked.
Greg_
Manuel Pazos wrote:
Hi Manuel,
I'm still getting a "Server Error" when I try to download your
FAT16 file.
Greg_
Hi,
I don`t know what happend (!?) I will upload it again, but uncompressed.
Manuel
MSX Mailinglist. To
Manuel Pazos wrote:
Manuel
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Member of boh.ken
http://personales.mundivia.es/mpazos
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Hi Manuel,
I'm still getting a "Server Error" when I try to
Greetings,
Where may I see the complete "JoyNet Standard" hardware and
software specifications?
Greg_
http://www.netcom.ca/~telic
1998.Oct.12, Toronto, Canada.
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SVI-728 has only one cartridge slot.
So, how might you expand your SVI-728 ?
Greg_
http://www.netcom.ca/~telic
98.Sept.14, Toronto, Canada.
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Greetings, ~Grauw...
MHGVCPM MSX1 00h - Program terminate
CPM MSX1* 01h - Console input
CPM MSX1* 02h - Console output
What do those asterisks ('*') indicate?
LH Those are non-CP/M-compatible MSX-DOS Bdos-calls.
No, that can't be it: CP/M has functions 01H (Read
Hello JH,
GVI've made an EPP (Enhanced Parallel Port) interface to link
the SV with my PC, to use some of my Z-80 development tools
JHIt would be nice if you could put these designs/schematics
online, maybe on your homepage or something? Adapting them
to "standard" MSX cant be hard,
Hello Ricardo,
GVI've made an EPP (Enhanced Parallel Port) interface to link
the SV with my PC,
RJ Greg, you've done a EPP interface 4 your MSX, isn't it? Excuse
my ignorance, but it works like a EPP in a PC? I'm asking it to
you 'cause it's a very interesting project. Here in Brazil
Hello Egor...
I and Max Vlassov decided to make all our hardware projects free and
available to anyone. Visit our website, http://novatec.da.ru, and look
at the "projects" section.
The ATASCH.ZIP and ATASOL.ZIP files have PKZIP errors. Maybe you could
make new
copies of these?
What text
Attention Spectravideo SV-318/328 users:
If you found the Cartridge Slot information useful, check
Tomas Karlsson's Unofficial SpectraVideo Web Page, at
http://home1.swipnet.se/~w-16418, for an expanded corrected
re-write.
You'll know that Tomas has the put new version on-line if it
Hello Maarten,
GVI'll eventually port the [EPP] circuit and code to my MSX Yamaha
MH Please do! My turbo R is too small to hold an internal harddisk.
If I could connect it to my PC and make the PC a fileserver, it
would be just like having a (somewhat slower?) harddisk in the
turbo R.
PLDo you know the Z380 has 89(!!!) 8-bit registers? I kinda feel
like programming an assembler for it,
You don't need to write one, nor purchase one of the [very few]
commercial versions: I've done the work required to make a Zilog
Z-380 Assembler available as a free download to anyone
Greetings Jon De Schrijder,
JDFLASH memory must be erased/rewritten by writing a (complex) byte
sequence to certain memory locations. So you can't use it as RAM.
That isn't correct. Flash and EEPROM are written directly, just as
any RAM. Some Flash parts require writing a 64-byte block,
Greetings Patriek Lesparre,
PLNo, there must be some deeper meaning to the mnemonics-style.
Otherwise all processors would use the same style mnemonics,
wouldn't they?!
Some of it is just semantics. For example, what Zilog says is a
"jump", Motorola says is a "branch"; Motorola says
Greetings Erik Maas...
EMBefore you can write a byte into Flash memory, you have to write
a special byte sequence to different addresses.
That's true for the older style of Flash, such as made by Catalyst.
Atmel Flash chips don't require a special byte sequence to write
data into them
Greetings Patriek Lesparre,
PLDo you know the Z380 has 89(!!!) 8-bit registers?
Or if you need 16 or 32 bit registers, there are 40(!!)
Zilog has a reputation for being generous with registers.
The Z8 MCU has 144 registers, and the Super8 MCU has 325.
Greg_
Not only does Zilog make nice microprocessors, they're also a great
group of people...
A few days after e-mailing Zilog my Z-380 TASM implementation files,
I got an e-mail from their Customer Service, asking for my address.
Today I got a package via FedEx: I now have a very attractive Zilog
Greetings Jimmy Hoffa,
JHI have something called a "Ramfile" made by a company named
"Tecall". It has 16 kb batterybackuped RAM, and my question
is if its possible to expand ram on it? Its very useful, since
it allows the usage of files similar to autoexec.bas and so.
The two memory
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