Description of the ZX-Spectrum circuit

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From Dmitry Yaroshuk To All 3 April 2006

Hello Andrnow And> fan That's the point.... but I would like to read how IT worked without And> this "transparent memory access" You asked for a document about Leningradka, take a look at this one, it might help with something. File: #manual.part3.rar http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3010 File: #manual.part1.rar http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3008 File: #manual.part2.rar http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3009

From Alexander Zan To All 3 April 2006

Hello, y-dmitry ydm> You asked the document about Leningradka, look at this one, maybe in something ydm> will help. What's on the cover? Who is the publisher? (You can send it to my website ;) ).

From Dmitry Yaroshuk To All 3 April 2006

Hello fan fan> What's on the cover? Who is the publisher? (You can send it to me at fan> site ;) ). I don’t know, they sent it to me myself. Of course you can... :)

From Alexander Zan To All 3 April 2006

Hello, y-dmitry This option is certainly far from what is described in RADIO magazines. I highly recommend that anyone who doesn’t have articles from RADIO get them. (ftp://ftp1.radio.ru/pub/).

From Dmitry Yaroshuk To All 3 April 2006

Hello fan fan> This option is certainly far from what is described in magazines fan> RADIO . I highly recommend that anyone who doesn’t have articles from RADIO get them. fan> (ftp://ftp1.radio.ru/pub/). I wish I knew which rooms to look in... otherwise each room is 5 meters long.

From Dmitry Yaroshuk To All 4 April 2006

Hello fan fan> I gave a complete list above, even indicating the pages %) fan> fan> By the way, this is a pretty good description of the floppy controller fan> http://spectrum128.spb.ru/paper/6_about_3.html Sorry fan, I was a little inattentive.

From Dmitry Yaroshuk To All 4 April 2006

Hello Andrnow And> Guys - if you need articles from the radio, I can upload them to my website And> :) That would be great. Thanks in advance. PM me the site address.

From Alexander Zan To All 4 April 2006

Hello, y-dmitry ydm> I wish I knew which rooms to look in... otherwise each room is 5 meters long. I gave a complete list above, even indicating the pages) By the way, this is a pretty good description of the floppy controller http://spectrum128.spb.ru/paper/6_about_3.html

From Andrnow To All 4 April 2006

Hello, y-dmitry Guys, if you need articles from the radio, I can upload them to my website :)

From Andrnow To All 4 April 2006

Hello, y-dmitry In general, whether you wanted it or not, I posted a diagram and description of the computer from Radio magazine. Download for good health :) http://andrnow.narod.ru/zx/radio/

From Andrnow To All 4 April 2006

Hello fan fan> By the way, this is a pretty good description of the floppy controller fan> http://spectrum128.spb.ru/paper/6_about_3.html The link doesn't work :(

From Alexander Zan To All 4 April 2006

Hello Andrnow And> In general, whether you wanted it or not, I posted the diagram and description And> computer from the Radio magazine. Download for your health And> http://andrnow.narod.ru/zx/radio/ These are uprooted articles from magazines located on ftp://ftp1.radio.ru/pub/ ??? (It seems like everything should be there in djvu.) Or did you scan it yourself?

From Alexander Zan To All 4 April 2006

Hello, Andrnow http://spectrum128.spb.ru/paper/issue06.shtml?about04 http://spectrum128.spb.ru/paper/download/betadisk.ra

From Andrnow To All 4 April 2006

Hello fan fan I bought this on disk)) What confused you??? Large size or what?? so I kind of squeezed it like that :( PS: when I have time, I’ll convert them into text with pictures...

From Alexander Zan To All 4 April 2006

Hello Andrnow And> What confused you??? Large size or what?? so I guess so And> compressed I was confused by the fact that they are not in djvu, but they look good, this is the first one, so to speak option from the RADIO website, but then they suppressed it to djvu... Just look at the list of elements in the diagram ftp://ftp1.radio.ru/pub/1995/07.djvu (download only if you don’t care ;) ) this sheet was already of terrible quality, and even one-bit (the only one one-bit of all) so now it’s been specifically shaken %) I hate djvu... In the hands of a craftsman this is a terrible force: v2_lol: When djvu appeared I fell in love with PDF :v2_lol:

From Alexander Zan To All 10 September 2006

Hello fan There is a stupid question about the circuit - why is the DD44 555KP13 multiplexer sticking out there (the one with which goes R G B Y) and is strobed :v2_eek; With; outputting each point from shift register??? I really don’t understand this confusion%(Why not do it like on the Pentagon128 (?).

From Mark Antonov To All 10 September 2006

Hello fan on p128 there is a lot of ir23 (27) - attribute buffers, saved in Leningrad

From Alexander Zan To All 11 September 2006

Hello, The Exploited The answer is not clear, look at the “zx-radio” diagram. I'm talking about the process scraping information from registers with a DD44 555KP13 multiplexer, it rereads it (in short, remembers) with the output of each point! After all, it was possible to add 555KP11 (or finally, how to do it in the Pentagon128) and directly pump the information without gating for each point. For now, my only guess is that the attribute doesn’t spread (manifests as thin stripes on the boundaries of the attribute), nothing else in the head doesn't fit.

From Mark Antonov To All 12 September 2006

Hello fan ir10 is written with a positive front, and kp13 with a negative front. I understand This results in a shift of half a pixel. but in the Pentagon writing to the pixel registers and attributes goes through different signals C2 and C3. just wr_inf and ir10 need time for shift. it seems like this is how it works...

From Alexander Zan To All 12 September 2006

Hello, The Exploited OK, I see, I missed these moments in the Pentagon%)