Re: unknown card
- From: "Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 03 May 2006 01:15:43 -0700
Don Bruder wrote:
In article <1heqhaj.nuklud5pfx42N%bieling@xxxxxxxx>,
bieling@xxxxxxxx (Jorge Chamorro Bieling) wrote:
Don Bruder <dakidd@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
What I'd *REALLY* like to find is a card that would fits in a slot and
has the slot signals broken out to a breadboard. Particularly since my
robotics gizmo is currently built on two small breadboards, and it would
just be a matter of adding a handful of wires and writing some code to
accomplish what I'm wanting to do.
Something like a "extend-a-slot" ?
No - More like a "blank experimenter card" type thing, only with a breadboard on it.
How many output bits do you need ?
6 minimum, 8, maybe 10, would be even better.
How many input bits ?
0 *NEEDED*, but I'd probably manage to find a way to use them if they were available :)
You need a prototype card plus a 6522 chip. That will give you 16
bits of digital input/output, fully handshaked, serial I/O, 2 counter/
timers, and full interrupt logic.
A hex Schmitt trigger (two sections needed, 4 more for your uses) and
a capacitor will condition the Apple PH 2 signal to be like PH 0 for
the 6522, and you're off and running.
-michael
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