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  • ZX81 16K RAM Pack
  • Details     from ZX81 16K RAM Pack
  • Counting the GPIOs... With the intention of using the Raspberry Pico micro controller, I needed to understand how many GPIOs would be required to carry all of the necessary signals: 16 X Address Lines8 X Data LinesMREQ signalWR signalRD signal....

  • Rev1 Voltage Test
  • Log     from Multimeter
  • I did another test with the rev1 prototype, this time only measuring voltage, and bringing it all the way to the maximum voltage of 60V. Again I am doing calibration and comparison to my Fluke 101 Multimeter. This has a problem as the Fluke 101 does...

  • Debugging
  • Log     from 8 Bit TTA Interpreter
  • Debugging Need to get this project working. One problem is that the Nano does not have enough pins. So I have used a Meduino (a Mega2560 Pro Mini). Here is the schematic: Here is the PCB: The ports (P1 & P2) match the TTA8 bus. A problem with the Meduino...

  • 20230216b -- "Files"
  • Log     from ROM Disassembly - AlphaSmart Pro
  • The gist of this unit is that you type text into a discrete 'file' and then you can edit and later transfer to a separate computer via the keyboard emulation.  While whizzing through the code doing other things, various strings caught my eye, such...

  • Address Bus
  • Instructions     from L-Star: Software-Defined 6502 Computer
  • This last step is going to get REALLY tedious because the Address Bus has so many lines. But this is the last step and you should be done, so keep it up just a little longer. A0: 6502 Pin 9 to FLiP pin 13 A1: 6502 Pin 10 to FLiP pin 14 A2: 6502...

  • Pedal Wiring
  • Instructions     from Pedalino™
  • Pedalino is designed to work with the majority of expression pedals on the market, but there are a few popular pedal types which are incompatible and need to use adapters in order to work with Pedalino. There is no recognized standard for footswitch...

  • Updates to Boot Menu on PSoC
  • Log     from 3-Chip Z80 Design
  • It's been a while. I plugged in the board USB and forgot how to run it. I even forgot which button I needed to press on the front panel to get Multiboot to run. This Hackaday page helped me remember. Glad I made it. Decided to add hints to the PSoC...

  • Reverse Engineering from Package Data
  • Log     from Reverse Engineering a Drone
  • As you can see airodump-ng picked up the WiFi of the drone and also that it is running on channel 2. Next I recorded some packages. sudo airodump-ng -w JJRC_out -c 2 -bssid 10:A4:BE:2E:77:B5 wlan0mon While recording I simply used all the functions the...

  • GroveHat for the Arduino Nano
  • Details     from GroveHat for the Arduino Nano
  • Technical specsThis breakout board targets the v3.x series of the Arduino Nano (and compatible clones), while trying to be usable with other boards like the Pro Micro and v2.x series of the Nano. It makes available Serial (TX/RX) line, Digital, Analog,...

  • Programming Toolchain
  • Log     from MIKBUG on Multicomp
  • There are some options for assembling 6800 code today. Ideally, a cross assembler would be good from Windows. Herb Johnson has adapted William C Colley III's A68 6800 cross-assembler. The A68 assembler runs in DOSBOX under Microsoft Windows. Output Format...

  • Designing the custom LCD
  • Log     from Fluke 8060a Custom LCD
  • Dave at eevblog posted an excellent video series on designing custom LCDs, so I watched those a number of times.  I also found another eevblog user who posted a great writeup of a replacement LCD he designed for his Tandy/Radio Shack TRS-80...

  • What shall we wrap it all up in?
  • Log     from Commercial home automation
  • Any enclosure needs to be easy to access yet provide enough space to get all of our cables in and out without being too big. A tough challenge!---------- more ----------Once our technology solution is chosen, we have to mount it, cable it, make it all...
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