Hi, Willard
If I understand correctly, you digitized all your tapes? Could you maybe
share them? I found it is way more convenient to just connect M100 to a
smartphone by audio cable and upload needed software than to fiddle with
terminal software and cables.
I have TL866II+ universal programmer, it probably can read it. Would be
nice to know ROM chip model though
I won that listing and will try dumping that ROM when I'll get it, but it
wouldn't be any time soon with overseas shipping
>We should email Curt McCain and ask him to do a rom dump before he sells
it!
So far, I successfully fixed 3 or 4 screens with one or more vertical lines
missing, and it is always corroded pcb traces or pads, only one screen was
unfixable, and I'm almost certain it is trace on the glass that somehow got
damaged, swapping the strips didn't bring line back :( In one case pad w
Hi, Jim, do you have reference card for it? If so, could you please scan it?
Thank you
Ok, can someone point me please to this members file area?
Thank you, Ken, very plausible explanation, at least it will stop me from
endlessly swapping screens.
By the way, I digitized original tape and can upload it somewhere, if
there's interest in it
I recently bought this nice game on cassette and tried on some of my M100,
and immediately noticed strange artifacts on some units, text would shift,
lines or dots would appear. It seems artifacts appear on some LCDs and do
not on others. I tried swapping LCDs and problem follows the LCD, "good"
LC
What about voltages at test points? And as a precaution I would change all
black capacitors on the board, they are almost certainly bad
Hi all, read only member so far, located in Ukraine. Not long ago I became
interested in vintage computers/calculators, so naturally I bought a couple
of Model 100 and 102.
One of the M100 had a LCD problem - missing vertical line, no
cleaning/zebra strip swapping helped, so I think there's a probl
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