--- Neil Cherry <ncherry_at_home.net> wrote:
> I have a Z80 starter kit... which I've torn apart and reassembled.
Just to clean it?
> This one is rather nice in that it came with a power supply, connectors
> and a wire wrapped section already added.
Fancy. I picked one up at a junk store in L.A. a couple of years ago for $10.
It just had wires dangling from the end that originally went to some PSU
somewhere.
I was especially interested in this because it had a built-in EPROM programmer
and a couple of S-100 slots (unpopulated in mine, and needing +8V unreg)
If I still had any S-100 boards, I'd have probably done more with it by now
(I gave away all my S-100 goodies to a friend a number of years ago - all
68000-based, lots of serial ports from a project from work)
Do you have any plans for your Starter Kit?
-ethan
It was probably used at a local
> community college (Mercer?). The wire wrap job is very pretty (hey it's
> art work :-). I also picked up an Applied Microsystems Corp. EM-180B (Z80
> diagnostics emulator). Soes anyone have any docs on any of this?
>
> I've had experience with the emulator (I worked with the 6802 and 6809
> emulators). So I've been able to use it, I just want to know what the
> rest of the bells and whistles do.
>
> Thanks
>
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Received on Wed Jul 12 2000 - 16:19:35 BST