GLUE-FREE GLITCH SCHEME
ZXNet echo conference «real.speccy»
From Renat Mamedov → To All 4 December 1998
KF> Here is, IMHO, the most glitch-free scheme for connecting a watch to
KF> glitch.
I mean, man, it would be nice to show at least a drop of respect
to the founding father and write it with a capital letter: Glitch :)
KF> Or rather, there is one signal decoder to which
KF> the DALLAS,
KF> port is connected #eff7 - video modes and #cff7 - configuration.
KF> ___ __
KF> Signals AS, R/W and DS are the legs of Dallas 14,15 and 17.
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why are we stupid all putting VI1? :)
KF> Glitch-free operation is achieved by using RD and WR signals on
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KF> P.S. I forgot to add - the clock is not prohibited by the 7th bit #еff7.
KF> Because it is
KF> sax and masday.
AND AFTER THAT YOU SHOUT WHAT IS THIS - subj?
bye.
From Kirill Frolov → To All 6 December 1998
RM> AND AFTER THAT YOU SHOUT WHAT IS THIS - subj?
Well, yes... At least she works with the Dallases. And Gluck's scheme -
glitches the entire computer.
After all, _all_ programs are suitable. What else do you need?
And the idea of blocking is a little crazy - an unnecessary thing. And the port was chosen well. There are still a bunch of other very important bits and their meaning is unknown.
The Glitch circuit contains 2 fatal glitches - it reacts to INT confirmation
and does not work with Dallas.
With best wishes, Kirill Frolov.