It's a bit more difficult to turn a ZX80 into a nixie clock as it doesn't have a NMI circuit (you can add that by using a ZX80 to ZX81 conversion). The NMI is used to build up the screen in SLOW mode (ZX80 doesn't have SLOW mode) and this interrupt vector can be re-directed to your own interrupt routine to run a clock routine.

Alternatively, you can generate a 2Hz NMI with external parts but you would have to patch the ROM as there is probably no NMI interrupt vector set.

You can find all the details here:
http://searle.hostei.com/grant/zx80/zx80nmi.html

Michel



on Apr 24, 2013, threeneurons <threeneur...@yahoo.com> wrote:

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