RC2014-Z80

The Crystal is 18.432mhz, I may still have some of the 9mhz but since the chip always divides by 2 I

I have an SC608 card and I was looking on how to use it under RomWBW CP/M 2.2, in particular on how

Can confirm this did work for me as well! Thanks for asking about an issue I didn't know I had

Welcome. Glad to meet you. -Ed On Fri, Mar 13, 2026 at 4:56 PM <m...@scifidan.com> wrote: Hello

Actually, I made a mistake. I can run up to 38400 baud with the standard 18Mhz cpu clock. On Sunday,

Glad y'all like it! Fernando, I didn't know about those one-time-programmable oscillators.

Nice little hack! I like that you sawed off a corner of your perf board to make it RC2014 compatible

Hi everyone, I have been happily using my Orton 3C for almost 2 months now, and I suppose using it

Spasm has *just* gained support for creating Intel Hex files suitable for use with SCM. J > On 6

Works well with Libreoffice Calc (25.8.5). However, I replaced the checkbox column with just a 0 or 1

Thanks Jon. Is that for graphics, or just for text? Fwiw, I got pacman working, and snake too. I'

Hi Spencer, I see, thanks! Could you possibly go through step by step what I have to do to get a

Have fun! I'm not sure if I've noted it anywhere, but you have to flick the switch up and

Excellent news Thomas! Thanks for letting us know. Cheers Spencer On Tuesday, 24 February 2026 at 15:

Hi Grahame, The CP/M 2.1 image I used on 64mb cards was the same one that I linked to, but with only

James, Did a quick search on GitHub with the term “rc2014 language:basic”, and I found nearly 20

I've made the promised arbitrary pseudo-random number generator for the Orton 3C with input-

Thanks Phil. A friend had one, so I played it a fair amount, but he wouldn't let me take it apart

DS1086 uses its internal EEPROM to store frequency data. I don't know how many times the EEPROM

Hi Tim, Thanks for the kind words :-) Thanks for fixing the BAD INT issue too. I haven't had a

Hi James, That is great news, I'm glad you managed to fix it, and thanks for letting us know.

Hi Peter, Thanks for the clear explanation. I now also understand why the Z80 can only address 64k

Hi Neil, Looking good so far! The instructions assume the standard kit which doesn't include the

Thanks Mx Argent - glad to hear it working well for you. I have so many plans for software support

All well, all is working again. Do not know why, or what went wrong. I was measuring continuity and

It is difficult to develop this operating system within RC2014 because it lacks the required 50/60Hz

this is also quite cool document (1993), again PCMCIA, mostly Flash oriented, no wear leveling on

Sent from my iPad On 7 Feb 2026, at 18:25, rc201...@googlegroups.com wrote:  rc2014-z80@

well ... it works now ;-) Le jeudi 5 février 2026 à 19:40:15 UTC+1, Zeb a écrit : I've got

Just seen this. So sad. I've known Ken for years, again from the early Nanode days, meetups in