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www.realtime.com.au | ||
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incoherency.co.uk
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| | | | | [AI summary] The user has detailed a comprehensive project involving the creation of a front panel for an RC2014 computer. This includes assembling the front panel with switches and LEDs, connecting it to the logic PCB, and addressing various technical challenges such as bank switching, LED polarity, and power supply considerations. The user also discusses the use of a custom program to demonstrate the front panel's functionality, the planning for future enhancements like a sound card and networking via the serial port, and reflections on the learning experience and potential future improvements. | |
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feertech.com
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| | | | | Getting data out of an old computer often means reaching for (or making up) a serial cable. Here's an example, transferring files from a Tatung Einstein to a Windows 10 computer using a USB to Serial adapter and a custom cable. Most of the details apply to other computers making it possible to swap files between retro and new machines relatively easily. | |
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www.bigmessowires.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The provided text is a collection of user comments and discussions from a blog or forum about a project called 'Nibbler', which is a 4-bit computer built using various ICs like 74xx series chips. The comments cover topics such as hardware components, microcode, memory addressing, instruction sets, and simulation tools. Users also ask questions about the project's implementation, including how memory jumps work, the use of pull-up resistors, and the feasibility of using CMOS components. Some users express difficulty in understanding the project and request further clarification or resources. | |
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www.paritybit.ca
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