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JonBrawn
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DenialWIKI access?

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How do I create an account to contribute material to the DenialWIKI - I was thinking of tidying up the notes I've made on the 6560 NTSC and 6561 PAL video details.
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Re: DenialWIKI access?

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Send a PM to me with the username you want, and I will create it for you. Nice to have you contributing, Thanks.
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Re: DenialWIKI access?

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Hello, everyone! The WIKI section for peripherals shows Gideon Zweijtzer's 1541 Ultimate and 1541 Ultimate Plus as compatible with the VIC. I don't know anything about these devices and always thought they used the C64 cart port. Is this information in error?
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Re: DenialWIKI access?

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The 1541 Ultimate and 1541 Ultimate Plus can also be operated in Standalone mode, i.e. without an attached C64. You just run an IEC cable from VIC-20 to Ultimate. Quoted from the manual:
[...] in this mode you need a +5V DC, 250mA, PSU, and the easiest way to supply it to the 1541 Ultimate is to use the appropriate pin on the USB connector. [...] The 1541 Ultimate will behave as a normal 1541 drive, accepting standard commands. Since you need to be able to browse the SD card, and perhaps mount images from it, the SD-IEC drive is always on as well. You can (dis)mount images from the SD Card through special commands that you need to send to the SD-IEC drive (or the 1541 emulated drive), which is accessible through its own drive number. [...]
Unlike the SD2IEC drives, the Ultimate fully emulates the 1541.
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