Re: [M100] M100 power requirements

Mike, M102, and it was running its own monitoring program, that's how it (I) knew run time. When it pooped out, the last time was recorded. It was, in fact , monitoring its own battery voltage via an ADIOS. One might argue that the RS-232 ate some power, but it was only OPENed when making

Re: [M100] M100 power requirements

Was this an M100 or a 102, and what if anything was it running? Looks like an app for the ADIOS ;-) m - Original Message - From: John Whitton To: Model 100 Discussion Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2015 11:04 PM Subject: Re: [M100] M100 power requirements *?* Hmm. I d

Re: [M100] For m100 Linux Users (also PC or Mac).... A GW-Basic Emulator

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Re: [M100] M100 power requirements

*?* Hmm. I do not recall, but I'm betting that the supply was tied to the battery terminals, otherwise I would have had to make up a pigtail to use the jack. I wouldn't bet my life on that... As an aside, I attach here a plot of battery voltage vs. time. This was recorded using fully c

Re: [M100] M100 power requirements

Awesome, thank you. Any idea if this was measured with supply connected to the dc jack or the battery terminals? On Dec 8, 2015 5:53 PM, "John Whitton" wrote: > FWIW, find attached a .pdf graph of M102 power consumption. This was > compiled 6 years ago (hard to believe). > > John W. > > - Ori

[M100] M100 power requirements

FWIW, find attached a .pdf graph of M102 power consumption. This was compiled 6 years ago (hard to believe). John W. - Original Message - From: Josh Malone To: Model 100 Discussion Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2015 4:02 PM Subject: Re: [M100] USB "juice pack" I just tested

Re: [M100] USB "juice pack"

I just tested the power requirements of my 102. With the battery connectors connected to a bench supply at 5 volts, it draws a very consistent 65mA. I was expecting the current to vary slightly with CPU or screen activity but it does not. I'm so used to CPU idle states which, of course, the 8085 do

[M100] For m100 Linux Users (also PC or Mac).... A GW-Basic Emulator

I found this application PCBasic a GW-Basic Emulator recently and installed it yesterday in my "distro" : Linux Mint 17.2 . You may find it of use... It allows one to write and run GW-Basic code native in Linux without WINE or Crossover and versions are avail