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Awesome :) I've played around a bit interfacing Arduino to mine too, and found I had to use AVR assembly to get the timing right. Yep, those are exactly the sa
by noone_youknow 6y ago
Awesome :) I've played around a bit interfacing Arduino to mine too, and found I had to use AVR assembly to get the timing right.
Yep, those are exactly the same as some of the fakes I have here. Adeleparts definitely rings a bell as the source of some of mine too.
Sadly it seems to be quite common to remark the "lesser" 030/040/060s to suggest they are the fully-capable ones :( Fingers crossed yours isn't like that!
- Teknoman117 6y agoIf you don't mind me asking, do you know what the fan-out capability of the "big DIP" m68k's are? I've not noticed a hobby board built around one that has bus transceivers or line drivers, but all of the boards built around things like the 8088 and 8086 have them. I know those required latches to de-multiplex the bus, but the datasheet for the Intel parts recommend line drivers and bus transceivers except for simple "minimum-mode" systems.