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Shonky Electronics!
Shonky Electronics!
@shonky@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago

I now remember why I usually go straight to PCB for hardware development…

But my #RC6502 lives! Here it is booting OSI Basic, with a clock of 3.6864MHz. It tries to run at 7.37MHz, but the limiting factor is the FT245 board, it only works reliably to about 5 or 6 MHz. I expected that, so no big deal.

Of course, it always helps when you set the base address of the ACIA correctly. That had me wondering what I got wrong for an hour or so

#RC2014 #retrocomputing

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An #RC2014 Classic II, with the Z80 CPU board replaced by a WDC 65C02. It’s sitting on the keyboard of my laptop, and the screen shows a terminal emulator as I boot up BASIC
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Shonky Electronics!
Shonky Electronics!
@shonky@mastodon.social replied  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago

The standard 68B50 was sending output, but not receiving. The setup is different in the firmware, and I was too lazy to figure out what the control register should be set to. Another reason I like the FT245, it just doesn't care 🙂

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