Ron Bull - Show Host for PENN FEST '99 - Aug 21-22, 1999
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1) The ability to read CoCo disks directly rather than having virtual disks.
2) The ability to load and save cassette files through a soundcard rather
than virtual
cassettes (It's been done for some Model I emulator)
3) 100% emulation (NO unimplemented features)
4) The ability to run OS9.
5) Publish a way to attach a ROM port to the PC so we could use all out old
ROMS directly!
There you go! These are things (except maybe #5) that a lot of people want
if my e-mail
is true to form.
Tom Lake
ICQ #25589135
MODEL 2
Technical manual (schematics, description) -Radio Shack
MODELS 3 and 4
General Ledger with disks and maual
MODELS 1 and 3
Software:
DOSPLUS version A.3
Debug on cassette with manual
AUK's cfs database disk and manual
Books:
TRS-80 Data file programming model I.III -Radio Shack
Getting started with TRS-80 basic models I,III -George Stewart
The rest of 80 tutorials and utilities software listings -80 micro mag.
MODEL 1
Software:
Newdos 80 version 1 with disk and manual
Boss basic programming utillity cassette ad manual -V.B. Hester
Scripsit word processing training for level II cassettes
Scripsit training program cassettes
Books:
TRS-80 Assembly language programming by W. Barden -Radio Shack
TRS-80 Interfacing (hardware design) -Sams
Working with applications software TRS-80 2.1 -Steven Mandell
GENERAL
External disk drives with power supplies:
1 with 2 5.25 drives and TRS-80 Color computer mini disk label on back
1 with 1 full height 5.25 drive
1 half-height case with 5.25 drive
could work with models 1, 3 and 4.
Books:
Zilog Z80 Technical Manual
MPI disk drive model 51/52 technical manual
Programming in style -Radio Shack
Computer programming in basic for everyone -Radio Shack
Computer consciousness -Covvey and McAlister
> 2) The ability to load and save cassette files through a soundcard rather
> than virtual
> cassettes (It's been done for some Model I emulator)
I think it would be a good thing if the authors got together. It should
be possible to write code that will handle the 3 basic Tandy modulation
schemes (250 bps, 500 bps, 1500 bps) and get it *solid*. With that
"engine" in place, the emulator then only has to hook into it to read
write cassettes.
bps system
---- -------
250 Model I Level I, Model III Level I
500 Model I Level II, Model III Level II
1500A Model III, Model 100, Model 200
1500B CoCo, MC-10
The 1500A and 1500B have the order of the bits in the bytes reversed
IIRC. And 1500A has some format differences between the Model 3 and the
Model 100/200.
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