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12 July 2006
Hello caro
car> Yesterday I received ZX_USB boards.
car> I assembled one, I'll try to connect the mouse and keyboard.
So, no one else wants to dig into USB :)
the scarves are already separated. obviously purely experimental, but quite programmable
after all.
contact Kamil.
File: ZX-USB.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3419
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Valen Consulovich
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13 July 2006
Hello Ronin
How much does a fully finished board cost?
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Kamil Karimov
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13 July 2006
Hello Valen
Val> How much does a fully finished board cost?
15 WMZ including postage.
I am again posting the diagram and tracing in PCAD2001.
File: zx_usb_.zip http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3434
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Vyacheslav Kalinin
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13 July 2006
Hello caro
car> 15 WMZ including postage.
car> I am again posting the diagram and tracing in PCAD2001.
Where does this scarf go?
The only thing that comes to mind is the drive cable...
Can I connect any devices?
Timings for the protocol are not important?
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Andrey Savichev
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13 July 2006
Hello new art
St. Petersburg residents need to support the domestic manufacturer, and a spektrumist at that,
let's make a general list, surely someone will go to CC2006 from there,
The scarves are light and won't weigh on your hand!
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Konstantin Zhukov
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13 July 2006
Hello caro
car> 15 WMZ including postage.
How much is this in rubles?
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Victor Ronin
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14 July 2006
Hello new art
new> Where is this scarf inserted?
new> Only the drive cable comes to mind...
new> Can you connect any devices?
new> Timings for the protocol are not important?
The scarf is inserted into a connector that can be soldered by hand. this is purely experimental
device (even the ports are chosen conditionally), and not a ready-made controller. you can connect
any devices for which you can program support :)
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Andrey Savichev
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14 July 2006
Hello Ronin
Ron> the scarf is inserted into a connector that can be soldered by hand. it's clean
Ron> is an experimental device (even the ports are selected conditionally), and not a ready-made one
Ron> controller. You can connect any devices that support
Ron> program it :)
It’s better IMHO to slightly increase the price, but provide an example
use... something has already been developed on it? this will be a test at the same time... yes
not even on performance... but on the usefulness of the device, let’s say, or the start
for a developer, although efforts can also be made for those who are interested...more
it would be interesting to get at least rough estimates in which directions this is
generally applicable... regarding payment... I remember in 2002 I had a big one several years ago
Gimor... in St. Petersburg it’s easier with Yandex money... but you can convert it to the recipient
So, is there anyone in St. Petersburg who wants to purchase a device?
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Chunin Roman
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14 July 2006
Hello andrews
and> it’s better IMHO to slightly increase the price, but accompany it with an example
and> use... something has already been developed on it?
The fact is that the vast majority use emulators and generally use these
developments don’t matter, but real people who are interested can
Ask Kamil directly by email.
and> this will also be a test...and not even for performance...but for
and> the usefulness of the device, let's say, or a start for the developer, though
and> you can show effort to those who are interested...it would still be
and> it would be interesting to get at least rough estimates of what directions this is in
and> generally applicable...
In the direction of spec, this is definitely useless because no one hit “how expensive”
canceled and most would prefer to take some Pentium half-corpse thread from the landfill
than buying a new piece of hardware.
and> regarding payment...I remember in 2002, several years ago I had a big gimor...in
and> In St. Petersburg it’s easier with Yandex money... but the recipient can also convert
and> So, in St. Petersburg there are people who want to buy a device?
But no one has tried a regular postal transfer - it’s a very convenient thing, however (thoughIt’s better to send it on weekdays in the late afternoon when the pension disappears).
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Andrey Savichev
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14 July 2006
Hello, CHRV
CHR> The fact is that the vast majority use emulators and them
CHR> generally don’t care about these developments, but the real people who
CHR> If you are interested, you can directly contact Kamil by email.
they can ask, only the answer to this question will be the answer for a specific
person, and the answer on the forum is available to everyone, even after some time.
CHR> In the direction of spec, this is definitely useless because the hit “how expensive” is no one
CHR> has not been canceled and most will prefer to take some thread from a landfill
CHR> half-corpse Pentium than buying a new piece of hardware.
I think in these days the amount of $20 is not particularly burdensome... but it’s better
get tangible results in one weekend, paying an extra $5, than messing around
with this for a month without results and put it in a box...at present, many
value time, please forgive the tautology
CHR> But no one has tried a regular postal transfer - a very convenient thing
CHR> however (it’s better to send on weekdays in the late afternoon when pension
CHR> will resolve).
In St. Petersburg, the MAILS have been DESTROYED, I ask everyone to take this into account... they cannot afford rent,
employees receive meager wages, terrible queues, especially if itrelated to translations...so do not offer such to residents of capitals
extravagant ways...for them, going to the post office is almost the same as going to
tax office :v2_eek:
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Andrey Savichev
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14 July 2006
Hello andrews
Yes, although not quite on topic, if you open a site on the “people”, then it’s easy to
website designer to organize reception from Yandex.money visitors...i.e.
organize a simple and completely free electronic store... but this,
of course, "exposure" ... if we were talking about selling software, then it would be possible
offer to receive money directly to your current mobile account
operator...though there is not always such a need for telephone conversations...but there
After all, there’s also the Internet and a lot of other things
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Chunin Roman
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14 July 2006
Hello andrews
and> they can ask, only the answer to this question will be the answer for
and> a specific person, and the answer on the forum is available to everyone, even later
and> for some time.
The point is not even in the answers, but in the fact that they can’t ask the question properly on the forum. A
the second point is that people don’t read the form at all (meaning the search is not at all
uses). And all the topics go in circles. Pay attention how many times
The topics "ZX-VGA", "video modes", "flash cards" were raised - every month and a half
a “handsome man” appears who starts again, “but how to screw it in...” what
thread from the above.
The second point is the board interface, well, the spec doesn’t have it (or rather, our clones)
standard interface, so all boards are made as you like.
It’s best, of course, to make a website and put everything there by device
(adjustments, facts, diagrams), for example, that’s what I did. But not everyone has it
time and skill.
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Victor Ronin
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14 July 2006
Hello andrews
and> Yes, although not quite on topic, if you open the site on the “people”, then there
and> it’s easy to organize a reception from visitors in the site designer
and> Yandex.money...i.e. organize a simple and completely free
and> electronic store... but this, of course, is “exposure”... if it were about
and> about selling software, then you could offer to receive money directly from
and> your current mobile operator account...the truth is not always like this
and> the need for telephone conversations... but there is also the Internet and a lot of it
and> total
uhhhhhhmm. Whoa, it's burning?
This is not an offer to buy or sell. Kamil made himself a board for the experiment.
There are still a few clean ones. FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO EXPERIMENT. indicated price -
cost of parts. in most cases you are struggling with these same details
by searching you will find 0-80% or more more expensive.
and> it’s better IMHO to slightly increase the price, but accompany it with an example
and> use... something has already been developed on it?
THERE IS NOTHING!!! you have to take it and work on it. possible (probably) in progress
identify problems that will need to be improved for the final version
pieces of iron.
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Andrey Savichev
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14 July 2006
Hello, CHRV
CHR> people don’t read the form at all (meaning the search is not at all
CHR> uses)
not quite on topic... but since he doesn’t use it, maybe it’s inconvenient... for example,
How are advanced search results displayed?
CHR> The second point is the board interface, well, the spec doesn’t have one (more precisely, ours
CHR> clones) of the standard interface, so all boards are made as follows
CHR> who likes
the point was only to show your version of inclusion, and if anyone needs
turn it on differently, let them turn it on...I visited your site, it would be nice to have a section
“About us” include at least the city... there probably won’t be any trouble in the city,
especially since you still give me a mobile phone...sorry for the off-topic and criticism in general,
I hope it's constructive
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Andrey Savichev
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14 July 2006
Hello Ronin
Ron> eeekkkkhhhmm. Is it hot?
Ron>
Ron> FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO EXPERIMENT. the specified price is the cost
Ron> details. in most cases you suffer from these same details
Ron> by searching you will find 0-80% or more more expensive.
Ron> THERE IS NOTHING!!! you have to take it and work on it. perhaps (probably) in
Ron> in the process, problems that will need to be improved are identified
Ron> final version of the hardware.
What about a USB mouse and keyboard? Surely someone did something for them? Or not for this board?
In a word, it cannot be that “nothing happened”...
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Valery Tkachuck
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15 July 2006
Hello andrews
Gentlemen! There is no need to create a stir. There are probably not very many boards. If
It turns out that there are more people willing than devices, then let them get it first
turn to those who actually have the opportunity and desire to write software for them. B
In this case, it’s a good idea for those who wish to leave posts with a brief annotation about their
intentions and subsequently jointly decide who is more important to get the device first
queue.
As for the lack of software for ZX - this is undoubtedly, but probably
something can be found in the sources for other platforms and at least
see how it's done there. For example
http://www.efo.ru/doc/Cypress/Cypress.pl?1173 - there is a lot of stuff there
circuit design, manuals, and source codes (though not for the Z80).