This is the standard part I use:
https://au.mouser.com/ProductDetail/PowerStor-Eaton/KR-5R5V334-R?qs=9GX7soZQXxEDr%252BE08UDVYA%3D%3D
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On Sun, 17 Mar 2024 at 21:48, r cs wrote
Every time I see one of those evil NiCad batteries, I replace it with a
0.5F supercap.
I have never had an issue with my M100, or with the Olivetti equivalent
(number escapes me at the moment)
Having said that, the oldest would have been 8 years ago, so I don't have
the same 30years of experience
t
run TRS-80 software unless you wrote a simulator for it.
Boot times would not be as fast as a M100, and you would have to be careful
about backing up the SD card, as losing power could corrupt it.
An interesting, long term project, but I am not sure of its use case.
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Officer, but I was pretty pleased when it worked.
Direct Connect M100 - No need for my Acoustic Coupler any more!... Of
course it didn't meet the Australian Standard for line isolation ;-)
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expect - Triac output / thermocouple inputs /
Logic inputs. It is a very interesting piece.
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On Wed, 4 Oct 2023 at 11:50, Joseph Colson III
wrote:
> Hey Guys - Just a quick fol
Hi John,
That was my bad. In this modern age of smartphones, I'm used to taking a
photo and simply sending it in an email. I don't have much visibility of
file sizes.
I'll change my workflow to send the photo to myself on my desktop so I can
appropriately resize it.
I've always preferred not t
00 I
>> have taken apart has had leaking caps. Oddly, every T102 I have taken apart
>> does not have leaking caps.
>>
>>
>>
>> Jeff Birt
>>
>>
>>
>> *From:* M100 *On Behalf Of *Doug
>> Jackson
>> *Sent:* Wednesday, August
one
of it simply hasn't happened yet!
Even if you don't have a replacement - simply removing it is critical.
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On Thu, 31 Aug 2023 at 10:01, Peter Vollan wrote:
> Have
The M100 power supply requires parts of the M100 to be working before it
starts running correctly. From memory, it's the minus 5v rail.
I'd start by ensuring that the backup battery was charged, and double
checking all voltage rails.
I'd also try a cold reset.
Doug
On Mon, 26 Dec 2022, 6:26 am
It's surprising that the via was ope. Even with a bit of corrosive gunk it
shouldn't have gotten under the soldermask.
On Sun, 25 Dec 2022, 10:46 am Daniel L, wrote:
> Just finished. Great video as usual.
>
> On December 24, 2022 5:07:12 AM PST, bir...@soigeneris.com wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>>
To be actually serious for a minute.
There is a reason for my flippant 'What's Bing' comment - It is an
extremely unreliable search tool that a surprisingly large number of people
ignore.
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On Sun, 13 Nov 2022
Whats Bing?
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On Sun, 13 Nov 2022 at 13:19, Carlos Nunez wrote:
> FWIW, I just tried searching for this term:
>
> model 100 bitchin100
>
> On Google, Bing and Duck Duck Go, and all three returned many results.
&
Just to fix a small error, the trs80 Model 100 is 8085 based.
Doug
On Thu, 29 Sept 2022, 10:13 pm Stephen Adolph, wrote:
> And to add to the confusion, there are 2 M100 in the world that actually
> do use a Z80!
>
> On Thursday, September 29, 2022, Justin Poirier
> wrote:
>
>> TRS-80 starts fo
believe this practice is now common enough that some modern flash devices
are often provided in dual pinouts (one reversed) to increase density.
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On Thu, 25 Aug 2022 at 05:12, MikeS wrote:
> I've mounted chips 'upsi
That's what I use. Works a treat
On Sat, 15 Jan 2022, 7:30 am Peter Vollan, wrote:
> many people like a Supercap
>
> On Thu, 13 Jan 2022 at 21:47, Alex // nytpu wrote:
>
>> On 2022-01-13 08:40PM, Gregory McGill wrote:
>> > Also emailing me when I'm out of stock on something gets much faster
>>
I used a small drop of blue tac on the floating buttons, and had to
assemble the drive upside down.
It was a real pain
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Hi John,
Thats fine.
I try not to share links, as they are transient in nature, and don't help
in my email archives. Websites disappear all the time, but what I sent
does not - Thats ok and I won't send any more files on this list in the
future.
Doug
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at when you play it back.
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On Tue, 20 Jul 2021 at 12:15, Jerry Davis wrote:
> As others have said, and it's my experience as w
It is a plastic insert that is held in place with non reversible, solvent
based adhesives.
Removing it is very likely to result in cracking
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ephones and
BBS machines, and computers I should not have been playing with - But you
have to ground a career in Information Security somehow :-)
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Why don't they see
that I'm not behind them...
I'm out in front
*running freeoutside the lines*
It would be nice
to have a friend
who colored outside the lines,
sometimes,
too...
Would you?
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es and we could touch
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>From memory the SCC could help out with the encoding which was something
like HDLC or SDLC.. that's rattling my brain cells though. I remember
that the Tnc2 had a state machine to do that.
Doug
On Thu, 15 Apr 2021, 8:05 pm Alex ..., wrote:
> What would the Zilog SCC have gotten you? A coupl
w Facebook group will help :-)
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Hi Brian,
Wonderful - Thank you very much
My address is:
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Australia
Just let me know now much and I will merrily paypal that.
This lets me recover from a foolish trainee decision when I was much
younger :-)
Doug
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x27;t ship to Australia -
so I would have to use my forwarder there at $40 odd and that get
stupidly expensive.
Would you be willing to sell me one and put it in a padded envelope for
shipping down under?
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Thats weird
The connector is wired so that you can crimp on a 36 way 'Centronix'
connector on one end, and a 26 way IDC socket on the other end and just
plug it into a centronix compatible printer.
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Yet another x86 SBC.
But with added blinky!!!
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for lots of interesting things, including talking
to a Nicolet Z80 pod when debugging other machines.
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Hi Stephen,
Updates are always welcome - You are not the only one :-)
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repair - but when you find it it will be extremely
satisfying.
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On Sat, 17 Oct 2020 at 13:26, Jim Anderson wrote
al
is absolutely oscillating. You can simply check by gently lifting one leg
of the crystal, and your 2.458 Mhz signal will go away.
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s the device was
explicitly tested it was not allowed to be connected.
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el2, Model 100.
And, yes, the ClassicCMP bot is there looking for messages.
It is there if anybody is interested.
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On Fri, Sep 18, 2020 at 5:52 AM RETRO Innovations
wrote:
> No matter the choice, people will have varied co
dio stream out of
it - That would be an interesting client to write..
Doug
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That would be wonderful - WOW!
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And when you install them, be very careful to put a sticker on the back of
the device to remind you to remove them in 10 or so years.
They will eat tracks from PCBs if left to leak.
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is common to meet a friend, and say "How u goin you
mug", or "what are you up to ya bastard', but I understand that in the UK
that may be offensive.
We have to treat people with gentleness.
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Brian,
You're absolutely right - The original use case they were designed for
likely saw no switch movement.
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Thats awesome news.
Sadly, that application is an abuse for that type of DIP switch - it is
designed to be set and left alone inside a piece of equipment.
Great to hear that you sorted it out.
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bench was spectacular. Alcohol worked a treat :-)
While there are beautiful solid state versions of the TPPD now, but the
concept of a drive that clicks and whirs is very appealing to me, Just like
the 8" drives in my PDP11.
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Yea,
>From memory, the display *must* be plugged in for the unit to beep. The
software blocks on waiting for it to be ready during the initialisation.
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HI Steve,
Absolutely wonderful - Thanks for making these, they really help the
community
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It certainly is.
Please put me down for one and an adaptor :-)
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Hi Stephen,
How awesome. I would love one, but, remember, I changed the Molex socket
out for a standard socket when I was a trainee (many years ago), so I could
plug other items into it.
Is it possible to provide one with pins, like you did for my original REX ?
Doug
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I assumed it was Commodore Business Machines (Another awesome vintage line
of machines)
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Getting silver paint even is really hard.
On Sun, 3 May 2020, 7:47 am Brian White, wrote:
> I like it. I wouldn't DO it today, but I like it and might have done it
> back at the time.
> --
> bkw
>
> On Sat, May 2, 2020, 5:40 PM Jeffrey Birt wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> A kind soul gifted this inte
I'm not confident that the capacitors will need replacing.
There are two factors at play here.
Firstly... in the PC era a major manufacturer of capacitors had a failed
run with a stolen electrolyte. That caused major issues for 5 or so years
as devices failed with cap issues.
That's not normal.
I used to be.
Vk1zdj. I had a range ... From memory... 44.136.7.9-15
But all the AMPRNET gateways here in the ACT appear to be gone.
Doug
On Sun, 19 Apr. 2020, 10:17 am me, wrote:
>
> Anyone on the list active on AMPRNet
>
Sigh...
Sadly it is from.an era long before small system standards. How cool would
the world be if we could have standardised on a single floppy format.
We couldn't even get RS232 right
On Sat, 14 Mar. 2020, 10:56 am James Zeun, wrote:
> You know what, it's very tempting as I find solderi
>From using one in their heyday, I keenly remember that I had to squint, and
hang my tongue out just a couple of cm.
But yea, tape speed and volume was always a massive issue.
As was siblings overwriting tapes with ABBA music.
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Kurt,
I'm sure it would be possible to adjust the threshold where the LED
illuminates to match the new battery chemistry. It's probably a resistor
change.
Are you comfortable with soldering on the logic board?
Doug
On Wed, 13 Jun. 2018, 12:36 pm Kurt McCullum, wrote:
> I've got several batte
Retro gear is just sometimes expensive. $4k for an imsai 8080 isn't
unheard of.
On 14 Feb. 2018 2:37 pm, "Chris Fezzler" wrote:
I found it fun to buy computers from when the industry was battling with
innovations and different form factors. A lot of real innovative engineers
out there.
On Tu
Yep. We'll done
I had a single board Z80 forth computer that died about 8 years after I
built it because one of those NiCads leaked. It only had ribbed traces.
Not full solder resist. So it had no chance.
I automatically remove them from anything that comes my way before they
kill it.
Supercap
PM, "John R. Hogerhuis"
>wrote:
>>>>
>>>> You linked to your cart which emptied.
>>>>
>>>> You probably need to post a link to the catalog / search result.
>>>>
>>>> -- John.
Doug Jackson
=
Hi Steve,
I agree that transferring would be work. I feel that separating the hardware
and software may be the path forward, especially if the hardware design is
proven.
My clocks use a 240mm square PCB that I source from Pcbcart. Experience has
shown that they are cheaper than OSH part for
ngoing development / bugfix for the REX software stream?
>
>It would take some doing but maybe now is the right time to look for
>someone with the interest, energy and hardware/software skills to take
>over the project.
>
>comments welcome.
>Cheers
>Steve
Doug Jackson
==
- in the meantime, if the current one has a
bit of green fuzz around the ends of the barrel, would it be risky to
leave it plugged in in hopes of recharging a little?
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You could poke directly at the relevant memory ranges and see if a
corresponding peek shows the data
On 5 July 2016 12:31:59 pm AEST, Josh Malone wrote:
>Okay. Thanks for the hints. Anybody know any good RAM diagnostic
>techniques
>for a 102? It's been a long time since I've used a scope in ang
that your nicd is shot and needs to be replaced. You
could check the voltage across it after letting it charge.
-- John.
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On 13-May-16 5:32 AM, Jeff Gonzales wrote:
What's that dork doing on the CHIP home page?
The guy on the front page is using his CHIP computer with the optional
color LCD display module to experiment with simple Virtual reality using
a VR headset - From the look of it is is probably Google
to
operate.It worked reasonably well, but was never perfect.
Doug
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trs 80 model 100 to a Mac OS X laptop? Any help would be
appreciated, thanks!
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Hi Mike,
This article covers it very very well - The Tandy reader is the same as
this one, with a DB9 connector.
http://www.mh-aerotools.de/hp/bc-reader/BarcodeReader.pdf
Doug
On 20/06/2015 8:02 AM, Mike Hamilton wrote:
Doug Jackson wrote, in relevant part:
"I have both the TRS80
TRS80 wand and the HP in storage here if anybody wants
information.
Doug
On 19/06/2015 6:56 AM, Kurt McCullum wrote:
Does the barcode interface use a TTL level signal? Meaning any TTL
barcode scanner that is wired properly could be used?
Kurt
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ld be appreciated :-)
Doug
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