James wrote:
> > > I spent good money on mine.
> >
> > And what did you think of it when you got it? :)
>
> "Is it doing anything?".
Hehehe! Good answer!
Colin
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David wrote:
> About the only software I ever saw to support it was Nigel
> Kettlewell's KPALETTE routine in SAM PRIME disk mag
Yeap, likewise when I went hunting around.
SAM PRIME issue 3 I think it was, one of the first disk mags I ever bought
all those years ago when I first got a SAM!
Colin
Quoting James R Curry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I spent good money on mine.
And what did you think of it when you got it? :)
"Is it doing anything?".
About the only software I ever saw to support it was Nigel
Kettlewell's KPALETTE routine in SAM PRIME disk mag
> > I spent good money on mine.
>
> And what did you think of it when you got it? :)
"Is it doing anything?".
James Curry wrote:
> > > Is that really all that it is meant to do?
> >
> > Yes useless isn't it? :)
>
> I spent good money on mine.
And what did you think of it when you got it? :)
Colin
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> > Is that really all that it is meant to do?
>
> Yes useless isn't it? :)
I spent good money on mine.
It was a lot, back then, as a broke student!
Oops - you are of course totally correct... Half a day now sounds very
overrated... ;-)
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Subject: Re: Kaleidoscope questions
Stefan wrote:
> Be sure to try out the SAM MOD player 2.0 with the Blue Alpha
> VoiceBox... 6 bits of mono goodness per channel a big improvement over
> the 3 bits of stereo goodness coming out of the internal soundchip
> SAA-1099 :-)
The BA VoiceBox is the SP0256 based Speech Synthesisor. You're
Thomas wrote:
> After a bit more experimentation, the green seems to come and go. To
> be honest, I'm finding the Blue Alpha VoiceBox much more entertaining,
> and I expect to be bored of that within half a day.
Be sure to try out the SAM MOD player 2.0 with the Blue Alpha
VoiceBox... 6 bits o
After a bit more experimentation, the green seems to come and go. To
be honest, I'm finding the Blue Alpha VoiceBox much more entertaining,
and I expect to be bored of that within half a day.
I don't think that I have at any point in my life managed to touch
anything with a soldering iron a
Thomas Harte wrote:
> Actually, now that I'm looking really, really closely, I can see some
> extremely minor variations on the red and blue channels. I definitely
> can't see the difference on green, though it may well be the less-than-
> brilliant signal I'm getting.
Looks about right on blue an
Actually, now that I'm looking really, really closely, I can see some
extremely minor variations on the red and blue channels. I definitely
can't see the difference on green, though it may well be the less-than-
brilliant signal I'm getting.
If you can be bothered taking the time, this is wh
> > Dan Doore wrote:
> Well, you lean something new every day - I thought the Hardware
> Development Kit was the whole caboodle and the Kaleidoscope was the
> sample application (so to speak).
>
> Fancy updating the WoS node with you knowledge?
Yeah, no problem. I've just added a bit to both the K
Colin Piggot wrote:
Dan Doore wrote:
I think there should be more stuff on it - have a look at the scans in
here: http://www.samcoupe-pro-dos.co.uk/download/HardwareDevKit.zip
The full hardware dev kit has more parts in to give the user a couple of
parallel ports that can be controlled. The s
Dan Doore wrote:
> I think there should be more stuff on it - have a look at the scans in
> here: http://www.samcoupe-pro-dos.co.uk/download/HardwareDevKit.zip
The full hardware dev kit has more parts in to give the user a couple of
parallel ports that can be controlled. The standalone Kaleidosco
Colin Piggot wrote:
Thomas Harte wrote:
1) should the Kaleidoscope be a box that contains four ICs (t74ls20b1,
gd74ls374, gd74ls14, t74ls133b1), some resistors and capacitors and
about half a board of empty space with gaps for other chips and stuff?
Yes, that's the Kaleidoscope. It's a half bu
Thomas Harte wrote:
I've recently acquired a Sam from eBay (correction to my earlier
comments: not from Colin — that was a misunderstanding on my part of the
actual seller's advert) and it was advertised as coming with a
Kaleidoscope. My problem is that having identified which box must be the
Thomas Harte wrote:
> 1) should the Kaleidoscope be a box that contains four ICs (t74ls20b1,
> gd74ls374, gd74ls14, t74ls133b1), some resistors and capacitors and
> about half a board of empty space with gaps for other chips and stuff?
Yes, that's the Kaleidoscope. It's a half built 'hardware deve
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