Free B G Services Cassette Interface

[melkig]

Hi All,

As above, I have been clearing out some old stuff and I have a B G Services Cassette Interface that I haven't used for many years now (I've transferred all I need)

In case you don't know, it's a device to plug into the parallel port and transfer 3.5mm ear and mic signals.

I don't have any software for it but I know Brian is still active on here so might have a better idea.

Free to anyone who will make use of it (& Brian has first dibs if he wants it..although I can't think why he would!)
Cheers

[Brian Gaff]

It worked with Z80 emulator, but I'm not involved in that any more, Yes I
still have one too.

Its very simple but I have no idea if any other emulators or software
supported it. It only works in Dos as far as I'm aware as Windows won't let
you access the hardware directly.

Brian

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[melkig]

On Thursday, May 16, 2013 4:32:51 PM UTC+1, Brian Gaff wrote:
> It worked with Z80 emulator, but I'm not involved in that any more, Yes I
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> still have one too.
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> Its very simple but I have no idea if any other emulators or software
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> supported it. It only works in Dos as far as I'm aware as Windows won't let
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> you access the hardware directly.
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> Brian
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Ahh yes, I remember now...it was a long time ago that I used it! I guess it's more a nostalgia thing now (like a lot of stuff) but I guess I'll keep it and see if I can figure what pins it uses and how they transmit the voltages. Yet another retirement project