Scanned a rare book on Z80 — ZXNet «code.zx»

From Orionsoft To All 1 August 2006

Hello, drbars if possible throw on soap I will be very grateful ftp.zx.pk.ru#gmail.com

From drbars To All 1 August 2006

Hello, All "Microprocessor kit Z80; Reference; manual." (c) UKIC "CENTER" 1990 If anyone is interested, I can post [150Meg in PNG] File: cover-front.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3534 File: cover-back.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3535

From Kendo Anoubis To All 1 August 2006

Hello Orionsoft Convert it to DJVU (with recognized text) and post it on the forum!

From drbars To All 1 August 2006

Hello, drbars No time to mess around. As soon as it becomes technically possible to upload it, I’ll post it, it will be here link.

From Alexandr Tsidaev To All 2 August 2006

Hello, drbars drb> Yes, there is no time to mess around. As soon as it’s technically possible to upload it, I’ll post it drb> there will be a link here. Thanks in advance, we are waiting :)

From Andreas Kaiser To All 3 August 2006

Hello spensor spe> Does anyone have the rest of the books in this series? As was known 7 spe> books. And if more or less everything is known from the CPU, then from spe> Z80 microprocessor kit (CTC, PIO, SIO, DART, DMA) spe> information is available only on http://z80.info and only in English spe> (you can understand it, but it’s not a fact that you will understand it correctly :) ). What kind of information on these chips is available on z80.info and not available on Zilog? And in general, why these relics that are never used in the Spectrum? Addition: or is the emphasis precisely on the lack of this information in Russian?

From Vlad Semchenko To All 3 August 2006

Hello Eltaron Does anyone have the other books in this series? As you know there were 7 books. And If more or less everything is known from the CPU, then from the microprocessor kit Z80 (CTC, PIO, SIO, DART, DMA) information is only available on http://z80.info and only in English (you can understand it, but it’s not a fact that you will understand it correctly :) ).

From Andrey Savichev To All 3 August 2006

Hello, drbars drb> Yes, there is no time to mess around. As soon as it’s technically possible to upload it, I’ll post it drb> there will be a link here. please cut it into 2 MB pieces and post it, if not here, then at least here http://upload.viva-amper.ru/

From Vlad Semchenko To All 4 August 2006

Hello icebear ice> And what kind of information on these chips is available on z80.info and ice> not available on Zilog? Many datasheets for the Z80 microprocessor kit are not available on the official zilog website To understand this, it is enough to compare the content of one and another site. - everything that zilog no longer produces is on the site and is not kept. Classic example Datasheet for Z280. But there really isn’t a lot on www.zilog.com. By the way, I don't know Are most people aware (I found out a couple of days ago) - the website www.zilog.ru has appeared! ice> And in general, why these relics that are never used ice> Spectrum? Don't tell me. In the domestic Spectrum yes, in foreign peripheral modules some sopras were used. For example Z80DMA in MB-02. ice> Addition: or is the emphasis on the lack of this information in Russian? The question was asked in exactly this vein - I’m English, and probably not only Even though I know it, it’s bad, to put it mildly... And the Russian language is understandable to everyone present here. So does anyone have these “rare books on Z80”?

From Alex Astafiev To All 21 August 2006

Hello, drbars Well done Zhenya :) There will be triple respect if you put it in DjVu. but your respect will be tenfold if you recognize this, i.e. you'll distill it into Word format or PDF. Because DjVu is not bad, but you can’t search for it. p.s. It will be just right for non-English readers... and so, this is actually just a translation of the proprietary DataSheet to the Z80 from Zilog :)