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From Konstantin Sviridov To All 2 March 2006

Hello Titus spe> Kostya, is there any information in general about turbocharging circuits on the 1515ХМ1? Although spe> would not be diagrams, but historical facts. Never came across it. But they tried to turbocharge the Baltic. But there's no point in that a little, because due to WAIT, productivity drops by half. And it turns out that you need it a fast Z80 that will eventually run at normal speeds. What if change the logic of WAIT formation (at the same time shoveling half of the circuit, in particularly a sample from RAM), then it will no longer be “Baltic”. With 1515ХМ1 it’s even more difficult, It's all inside, and there's simply nowhere to solder it. spe> And as for memory, if the machine is already 128K, then higher is possible through spe> connector (even if static) - the main problem in this matter is spe> second screen only. You can hang anything outside, including static memory. But because disabling (interacting) the built-in memory is not provided, then you will have to do everything equally climb inside and either hang additional microcircuits, or bring out the wires. And the screen is also questionable. spe> 2 ng_dead on the topic of memory expansion: Caro posted the clone circuit on spe> 1515ХМ1 with 256K, can be done by analogy. The clone is called , but all the memory is already inside (on the board).And the management of additional pages is very unique. Tit> By the way, at my house I have my first Specky - Delta (or maybe Tit> Delta-C) 48Kb. Share the diagram? Write in a personal message the type of computer (what kind of keyboard does have) and address email where to send.

From Andrey Alexandrovich Titov To All 2 March 2006

Hello Conan Con> But if there is a desire to make improvements, then with the scheme Con> 128> I’ll help. By the way, I have my first Specky at home - Delta (or maybe Delta-C) 48Kb. Share the diagram?

From DVS To All 6 March 2006

Hello, ng_dead The disk drive controller is problematic even for a guru, but the mouse controller can be try.

From Dobrynin Sergey To All 6 March 2006

Hello, ng_dead ng_> I was wondering... How realistic is it for a beginner (I have vague ng_> ideas about which end to hold the soldering iron) assemble ng_> floppy drive controller and Kempston mouse? Of course, so that ng_> attached to the above-mentioned “car”... It’s possible to assemble it, but where can you find a separate board for the controller now? You can, of course, contact the corresponding “Flea Market” thread and demand assembled controller, maybe someone has it lying around.... Better order a mouse controller from caro.....

From Nikolay Gribeshchenko To All 6 March 2006

Hello spensor I was wondering... How realistic is it for a beginner (I have vague ideas about which end to hold the soldering iron :) ) assemble the controller floppy drive and Kempston mouse? Of course, so that this is attached to the above "wheelbarrow"...

From Roman Mindlin To All 6 March 2006

Hello, CHRV CHR> Average working hours of a professional ironworker in Moscow CHR> 300-400 rubles/hour, for soldering bells and whistles, and for setting them up CHR> an immeasurable amount of time will be spent. CHR> The second point is that in this case we mean not just CHR> soldering, and RESEARCH on how to do what (for service manuals CHR> there is no such thing as for bourgeois technology, and everything relies only on personal CHR> experience). And the machine is not DESIGNED for expansion. CHR> For a smaller amount, an amateur is ready to take on which thread (more precisely, he is ready CHR> to take money from you), but the probability of success in this case tends to CHR> zero. Dear Captain Nemo, hello! How long have we been waiting for you on our forum! :-))))))))))

From Vlad Semchenko To All 6 March 2006

Hello Conan Con> But since disabling (interacting) the built-in memory is not Con> is provided, then you still have to climb inside and either Con> attach additional microcircuits or output wires. And the screen Con> is also questionable. Well, this is natural - where have you seen the domestic Spectrum without MGTF :) The screen is already must be implemented on RUshki (if 128K), and on statics they are implemented only banks 8 and above. Of course, about blocking the “on-board” memory when accessing area C000-FFFF will have to be taken care of. In general, the job is not for a beginner :(

From Vlad Semchenko To All 6 March 2006

Hello, ng_dead ng_> How realistic is it for a beginner (I have vague ideas about how ng_> hold the soldering iron with the end) assemble the drive controller and ng_> kempston mice? With a soldering iron and everything else, the problem can be solved simply by trial and error. errors. Once you get burned, another time you will do the right thing. Nothing unnecessary there is no trick in this matter - you take a breadboard ("airplane"), solder it the mikruhs required according to the scheme, and then you combine, again according to the scheme, the necessary ones conclusions. And ultimately, you solder the device to the computer circuits (in the overwhelming majority in most cases these are the feet of the processor). The probability of being "protected" in this case quite high, as in any matter in life. But as the ancients said - the one who walks will master the road.

From Chunin Roman To All 6 March 2006

Hello, kgbplus kgb> Dear Captain Nemo, hello! How long have we been waiting for you on our kgb> forum! kgb> :-)))))))))) And you still haven't guessed it :) Joke! These are just evil realities from which you can’t escape!