Heath normally provided all ROM code held under their copyright to their
customers, even the Z100 computer BIOS.
Contact this fellow directly, not me.
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>From: Mike Morris <morris_at_COGENT.NET>
>Subject: FS/FT Firmware PROM listing - H-19
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>
>Recently while doing an inventory of a silent key's files I discovered what
>is apparently a original assembly code listing of the Heath H19 terminal
>firmware, dated 30-May-1980, complete with cross-reference at the end.
>Apparently Heath sold them.
>
>It appears to be offset printed from an original daisy-wheel printout. On
>the front is says "H-19-1 595-2465"
>
>It was bound with blue vinyl with melted plastic pegs which have fallen
>apart - but it is complete - I checked and every page is there.
>
>Make offer - including trades.
>
>Mike Morris WA6ILQ
>mike_at_morris.com
>
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Christian Fandt, Electronic/Electrical Historian
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Received on Tue Jan 26 1999 - 08:32:26 GMT