Re: [M100] 10.4" LCD with the Model 100

I’ve nothing much to add to the conversation, except some encouragement. I have a DVI and my only disappointment with it is that you can’t do pixel graphics, so if new hardware can do that, it’ll open up a whole host of possibilities with games. Gary. Sent from my iPhone > On 9 Nov 2023, at

Re: [M100] 10.4" LCD with the Model 100

On 11/9/2023 1:49 PM, Kenneth Pettit wrote: On 11/9/23 10:30 AM, John R. Hogerhuis wrote: As to graphics... that's a horse of a different color. There are text block graphics codes. For pixel graphics... you may be able to subclass the PSET/ LINE commands but I don't know. Maybe someone wo

Re: [M100] 10.4" LCD with the Model 100

On 11/9/23 10:30 AM, John R. Hogerhuis wrote: As to graphics... that's a horse of a different color. There are text block graphics codes. For pixel graphics... you may be able to subclass the PSET/ LINE commands but I don't know. Maybe someone working on the MVT100 thingy can speak to that.

Re: [M100] 10.4" LCD with the Model 100

On Thu, Nov 9, 2023 at 4:02 AM Scott McDonnell wrote: > > So, there is no real "compatibility" issues to be concerned about as in > there > is no software really which relied on the specific hardware of the DVI? > > As far as I know, very little. Compatibility with DVI is more about leveraging th

Re: [M100] 10.4" LCD with the Model 100

It's been a while since I've played with the DVI, but AFAIR not only did it not do bit-mapped graphics but I'm not sure whether it was 100% compatible with the entire M100 character set (or maybe I'm hiking about the printer...) The screen size issue is taken care of by the DOS extensions for the

[M100] 10.4" LCD with the Model 100

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Re: [M100] 10.4" LCD with the Model 100

Sounds like an ambitious project ;-) You can send the display data out to a display via the com port and, if you need the port for something else, even the bar code port; there is also a terminal driver that is compatible with the M100's screen codes. Have a look here: https://bitchin100.com/wiki

Re: [M100] 10.4" LCD with the Model 100

" In some, the DVI plugs into the 40 pin expansion socket on the bottom. In another video, it was plugged into the parallel port, I think. The 40 pin expansion makes more sense to me." The TRS-80 Model 100 has its system bus expansion port on the bottom. The Tandy 102, the successor to the TRS-80

[M100] 10.4" LCD with the Model 100

I ended up with a small qty of 10.4" monochrome LCDs and was asking around for ideas what to do with them. In one of my other groups, it was suggested to get one working as a display for a model 100 and I thought that was a great idea. Probably the most compatible way to do this would be to emu