The next divider number is 13 and to get 9600 at that value you would need...
X / 13 / 16 = 9600
Solve for X = 1,996,800? ?(so 2Mhz would be pretty decent)
2Mhz gives 9615, = 0.2% error
But, as pointed out, 1.8 is available and 1.8432 crystals will also work (adding the loading caps).
On Friday, April 30, 2021, 04:22:10 p.m. EDT, Lee Hart <leeahart@...> wrote:
Zanchius wrote: > I would be comfortable in flipping a byte or two on the EPROM image, I > managed to find a programmer that can burn 27256 chips so that also > wouldn't be an issue. > May I ask which bytes should be changed?
Hi Flavio,
Download the EPROM source file at <> from the website at <>.
In the .ASM or .LST file, search for "LD (ACE_BAUD),A". It occurs in two places. The first one sets the initial baud rate to 9600 (with a 1.8 MHz resonator or 1.8432 crystal). Change the byte at 01AE to whatever is correct for your crystal and desired baud rate.
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