Denial

I think a flash memory device that connects to the IEC port and appears to be a Commodore disk drive (100% compatible) is what's needed most. It would work on a wide range of Commodore computers and wouldn't require additional software to use. I often wondered what had become of the uIEC and I rece...

Note that the C116 was the "next" VIC, in a way. It was designed to be the new low end machine, and sell for even less than the VIC-20.

Jim

As always, plugging away on C=Key and uIEC, which are VIC usable. C=Key is almost done, and uIEC is getting close on write support.

Yes, these projects take lots of time, and frequent breaks.

Jim

Why not use BBS Server or tcpser and a term emu on the VIC to read denial through lynx or links?

jim

http://sta.c64.org/cbm64kbdlay.html

Note that C=Key works on VIC-20s as well:

www.jbrain.com/vicug/gallery/c=key

If you need more info on the use of it, let me know. I don't own one, but I am a ham.

Jim, KB8WYW

The board started life as a Turbo232 compatible cart, which requires a oscillator because a CPLD divides the clock down for some of the baud rates. But, I wanted the board to also work for folks who just wanted to build a straight swiftlink. Hence, both options. Later, I decided to try just the SL p...

Hmm, no interest or comments....

Jim

I am working on a VIC-20 version of the venerable Swiftlink/DataPump/Turbo232 6551 UART cartridge. I am not done, but my initial work can be seen at http://www.jbrain.com/vicug/gallery/viclink232 . Some features the unit has/will have: Selected IO1/IO2 pages NMI/IRQ selection Selectable 32 byte addr...

4 old style VICs
2 new style VICs
3 C64C
7 64s
3 128s
4 B128s
2 8032
1 4032
1 4016
2 +4
2 C16
1 C116
1 C65
1 264
4 SX-64s

Not including the parts units, drives, printers, and related stuff.

About 1/3 to half is set up in these pics:

http://www.jbrain.com/brain/

Jim

From the CBM Model List: Cassette Series:Took regular cassettes, non standard format data. Note: 1530 is same as C2N. Therefore, variations were not expanded. * CBM C2N-1 Black, 8.00"Lx5.25"Wx2.50"H, 5 button, No Tape Ctr. BZ * CBM C2N-2 Cream C2N-1, Tinted Window, Tape Counter. JB * ...

My hobby got me where I am today, which is an Applications Architect in a large financial services company.

My VIC-20 cemented my career choice (computers).

Jim

Naw, that's a C128D

Jim

The 264 (and the 116) power up, but there's not a whole lot to see, as the 264 is just a PLus/4 without the 3+1 ROMs, and the 116 is just a 16 in a different case.

I brought them (and the C65) mainly just to show, as I was busy with other demos...

Jim

I'd just send UJ+ or whatever to the 1541, and instant 1540.

Jim