Re: Commodore IEEE Adapters Updated

Hello Ruud,

You may be right, as I've never got a manual for my interface, thus what I 
wrote was just my experience. I never tried the "high" device numbers...
But the time has came now! ;-) Thanks for the information!

WW

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Ruud@baltissen.org>
To: <cbm-hackers@ling.gu.se>
Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 2009 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: Commodore IEEE Adapters Updated


> Hallo allemaal,
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> The docs of the TE-WI module state clearly that you can use IEC and
> IEEE parallel to each other. Device numbers < 128 are for IEEE
> devices, numbers > 128 for IEC devices ie. for 1541 device 8 use
> 136. (Wer das originaler Handbuch hat, oder eine Kopie, bitte sehe
> euch Seiten 14 und 19 an).
> FYI: the TE-WI module has a ROM, 6522, 7438's, 74LS125's and a
> 74LS245 as drivers onboard.
>
>
> Then I found a module called "C64.plus  BASIC 4.0/IEEE
> 488/GRAPHICS/COLOR PRINTER INTERFACE" from Ing. Roland Köhler, Wien
> (Vienna, Austria). You can either use the IEC bus or the IEEE bus.
> You can switch by calling an onboard ROM routine.
> FYI: it only has a ROM, 6821 and two resistor arrays onboard.
>
> I also found several modules containing a ROM, 6821, 74LS245, 7417
> and two resistor arrays onboard. The ROM contained BrainDOS. AFAIK
> this is made by a group a Dutch users and the only two people I knew
> using it have died.
>
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