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26 May 2006
Hello Dut_Norshi
Dut> without disk part (temporarily disabled)!
Did you pull out the VG 93?
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Denis Revin
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26 May 2006
Hello Timon
Comrades, thank you all very much! The Spectrum has been repaired and is working for now :-)
without disk part (temporarily disabled)!
Only now you need to find a normal monitor or circuit for the current one
monitor (Taiwanese CM-1488B). The problem is that the image is shifted diagonally
and flattened (sort of), and only two knobs are brought out: H-SHIFT (doesn’t work)
and V-HOLD(working). Disassembled, inside there is no normal inscription, only
designations of elements for the diagram. :-(
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Denis Revin
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26 May 2006
Hello Orionsoft
Ori> Did you take out the VG 93?
Well, yeah for now. :v2_happy; At the same time; I unsoldered the drive cable from the board so as not to
got in the way. :v2_rolley
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Nikita Alexandrovich
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31 May 2006
Hello Dut_Norshi
Magic is actually a separate button and has nothing to do with the keyboard
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Denis Revin
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31 May 2006
Hello,geners
gen> Majik is actually a separate button and has nothing to do with the keyboard
gen> has
Well, reset also has nothing to do with the keyboard? But they are separate
wired to the keyboard. There are additional buttons on the keyboard.
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Mikhail Tarasov
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31 May 2006
Hello Dut_Norshi
Dut> Does anyone have any thoughts on this? :v2_conf2;
Thoughts; like this - your input circuit from the "magic" button may be faulty and
the normal signal is now in inversion. As a result, when the computer starts, it’s already like
If I pressed the magic button - oops :) they flew away. It is worth disconnecting it completely to reassemble the computer and
run - if everything is OK - the reason will be found in one or two
microcircuits.
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Denis Revin
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1 June 2006
Hello Mick
Thank you! I'll try.
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Nikita Alexandrovich
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1 June 2006
Hello Dut_Norshi
or just solder the inverter :)
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Denis Revin
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12 June 2006
Hello Dut_Norshi
If the drive is detected as "C", then swap pins 10 (DISK A) and
12 (DISK B) on connector (XP3:A11 and XP3:A12 on Pentagon 128 version 1991) by
advice from caro [http://zx.pk.ru/showpost.php?p=32896&postcount=3].
Please note that it is the DISK A and DISK B pins that need to be swapped, despite
then the drive is defined as "C"!
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Denis Revin
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13 June 2006
Hello, do_se
Yeah. Thank you! It works for me in real life _only_ when I specify exactly these
parameters(0 2). For any others, Spectrum says an error in track 0, sector
9. This is suspicious ;-)
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13 June 2006
Hello Dut_Norshi
Dut> I tried once to rewrite the TRD disk onto a floppy disk using the driver and
Dut> Alexander Medvedev's utilities, it hasn't worked yet: formatted
Dut> sealed floppy disk using formatt a 1 1, formatted
Dut> is fine. Then I wrote it using the command writetrd a 1 1 mytrd.trd
Dut> seems to have been recorded, but when launching the floppy disk on the Spectrum there is an error
Dut> reading
I just got writetrd a 0 2..... works great!
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Dmitry Vasilievich Terentyev
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14 June 2006
Hello Dut_Norshi
Do you happen to have a bad power supply, if so, try grounding it
case, in my house without grounding the same thing happens 8-)
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14 June 2006
Hello Dut_Norshi
Dut> "The data bus of this Spectrum in IM2 mode in TR-DOS is clogged!"
classic Pentagon bug. You can treat it, or you can leave it like that
Dut> After the port #7FFD blocking test, the next test starts
Dut> say that I have a Spectrum 48k
Of course this is how it should be - this is not a bug
Dut> Some TACT 0.1 test draws two masks and reboots the computer.
this test is critical to the length of the int, look in ramdoc and 4.30 - what is the length
inta - should be within 28-32 cycles
Dut> Is the memory somewhere bad/buggy or something else?
unlikely, but possible. you need to run some kind of program, actively
using computer resources (not much comes to mind..) well, for example,
black raven - intro or in the menu when the computer plays with itself, and
wait a few hours. If it doesn’t hang, then the problem is some small thing like
long int.
and also, try to pull out AY and run buggy programs without it
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14 June 2006
Hello, The Exploited
The> this test is critical to the length of the int, look in ramdoc and 4.30 -
The> what is the length of the int - should be within 28-32 bars
The>
I have the Pentagon, there the length of the int is longer
> unlikely, but possible. you need to run some kind of program
> actively using computer resources (not much comes to mind..)
> well, for example, black raven - intro or in the menu when it plays
> the computer is with itself, and wait a few hours. if it doesn't hang,
> it means it’s some little thing like a long int.
> and also, try to remove AY and run buggy programs without it
Thank you. I'll try! AY is not installed.
Strange. Today I turned it on - there are no errors with the data bus being clogged, BestView
launched normally and worked :v2_biggr; Paradox!;
I hear an underground knock :v2_lol:
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14 June 2006
Hello Dut_Norshi
Dut> I have a Pentagon, there the int length is longer
need to be edited
Dut> Strange. Today I turned it on - no errors with a clogged data bus,
Dut> BestView launched normally and Paradox worked!
Sometimes everything works when it’s cold, but when it warms up...
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16 June 2006
Hello, POIND
Wow! Thanks for the diagram! What are the elements U1B and U1C? What about U5(74ALS138)? A
Where should I connect the audio output? :D Straight to AY? Or what? Otherwise I don’t quite have the diagram
got it :-(
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4 August 2006
Hello Dut_Norshi
Dut> When connecting YM, I wanted to take the frequency directly from the Z80 (like, for example,
Dut> fan's diagram, if I'm not mistaken) and divide using connection
Dut> |SEL, but here they say that this cannot be done, because it is loaded uh...
Dut> in general something is being loaded
nonsense
Dut> and you need to take the frequency directly from the clock generator.
the divided frequency is already on the counters - why install extra mskh
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5 August 2006
Hello, The Exploited
Here are the quotes from Disabler^OHG;
"Disabler:; well done! Good luck! :-O and the fact that you are loading the tire is just that
will it pass?"
"Disabler; percent; loading is not good! There are buffered buses for
denouement! the whole thing is that when you connect not a percentage, TTL levels are cut off
signals and the computer starts to work unstable!"