Re: [M100] 3D Printable replacement battery cover for M200

Different printing methods cost different amounts. The basic service at shapeways is something called SLS , which is laser-sintered nylon powder. It produces very good results in terms of both dimensional & shape accuracy and the toughness of the part, but it's expensive. The kind of printers peop

Re: [M100] 3D Printable replacement battery cover for M200

in my experience 3d printing is not cheap, you have to want the thing kind of a lot On Wed, 1 Jul 2020 at 15:50, Lee Kelley wrote: > > I don't know how common it is but our public library has a 3d printer and > even though they won't print anything remotely gun related the will print > most any

Re: [M100] M100 turns on briefly then fades away after a few seconds...

Ctrl-break-reset http://bitchin100.com/wiki/index.php?title=Recovering_an_Unresponsive_Laptop

Re: [M100] M100 turns on briefly then fades away after a few seconds...

When the display comes on is it just black or do you see text? After the unit has lost power completely you will need to do a hard reset to get it to boot properly. I forget the key combination off the top of my head, but you hold down a few keys and hit the reset button. Jeff Birt -Origin

[M100] M100 turns on briefly then fades away after a few seconds...

I got a M100 off craigslist recently. In the parking lot it powered up with new batteries (old ones in it literally crusty). When I got it home, it powered on but after a few seconds the display just faded out, and it won’t power back on unless I wait several hours, then it does the same brief p

Re: [M100] 3D Printable replacement battery cover for M200

I don't know how common it is but our public library has a 3d printer and even though they won't print anything remotely gun related the will print most anything else for 5 cents an oz. On Wed, Jul 1, 2020, 17:41 B 9 wrote: > Thanks, Lee! I appreciate the expert insight. I hope Steve is able to

Re: [M100] 3D Printable replacement battery cover for M200

Thanks, Lee! I appreciate the expert insight. I hope Steve is able to rejigger the hook tabs with slightly less overhang. $15 for 50¢ of material sounds crazy, but I don't have a 3-D printer. Are there any 3-D print services that aren't so expensive? My local makerspaces have closed their door

Re: [M100] TPDD request type 48

Nice!   On Wednesday, July 1, 2020, 10:44:32 AM EDT, Gary Weber wrote: STARDISK.COM is a TPPD2 file import/export utility for CP/M running on the NEC PC-8401A(Starlet) or PC-8500.  I've verified proper functionality with real TPDD2 hardware so I have to conclude that yes the format of

Re: [M100] TPDD request type 48

Was just thinking that also. :) On Wed, Jul 1, 2020 at 7:51 AM Kurt McCullum wrote: > Interesting. > If you have the cables, you can put a PC in between the TPDD2 and the > Starlet and use that serial sniffer utility I sent you to see what's going > on. That's how I figured out the TPDD2 sector

Re: [M100] TPDD request type 48

Interesting. If you have the cables, you can put a PC in between the TPDD2 and the Starlet and use that serial sniffer utility I sent you to see what's going on. That's how I figured out the TPDD2 sector access protocol. Kurt On Wed, Jul 1, 2020, at 7:44 AM, Gary Weber wrote: > STARDISK.COM

Re: [M100] TPDD request type 48

STARDISK.COM is a TPPD2 file import/export utility for CP/M running on the NEC PC-8401A(Starlet) or PC-8500. I've verified proper functionality with real TPDD2 hardware so I have to conclude that yes the format of the request is correct. On Wed, Jul 1, 2020 at 6:23 AM Kurt McCullum wrote: > Alm

Re: [M100] REXCPM orders update

just an FYI, * I have spent some time improving my REXCPM wiki page instructions * I have not changed any of the code I supply, as of yet. One thing that can be very confusing about REXCPM is that REXCPM actually changes the banks allocated to system RAM. This is the key function of the hardware.

Re: [M100] TPDD request type 48

Almost seems like an FDC request. I've never encountered it. There is a response code 4X (pg42 of manual) where X can be 0-F which would include 48. But you are looking for a request not a response. What does STARDISK.COM do? Is the rest of the TPDD request formatted correctly? Kurt On Tue, Ju