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Re: Spectra RSS success w/ Win98 and 400 Mhz Celeron!
IIRC that one is Pentium-safe. The X9000 is only really picky for some of the option cards like MDC600. Otherwise, a 25/50 MHz 386/486 laptop or tablet (e.g. Fujitsu 500) with a slow CPU mode or
By Kris Kirby · #246 ·
source for Xcat PC control program
For whatever it's worth and for whoever is interested I put the source for the Windoze control program on github. https://github.com/skiphansen/xcat_pc If anyone rebuilds it using tools from this
By Skip Hansen · #245 ·
Re: Spectra RSS success w/ Win98 and 400 Mhz Celeron!
Skip, my experience is that it should work for X9000 RSS *if* you can get it to slow down to 486/386 speeds and load the DOS in the proper memory space. My paid for version of MoSlo accomplishes this
By Mike / K5JR · #244 ·
Spectra RSS success w/ Win98 and 400 Mhz Celeron!
Well it took a week of raiding my garage for old PCs, but I **FINALLY** got RSS for the Spectra to run successfully. The PC is an old surplus box that I bought probably 20 years ago at the TRW swap
By Skip Hansen · #243 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
I got it on Amazon. I hope it's not a knock off but it looks real. It arrived in two days. I'll upload what I can once I figure it all out.
By Casey Crane · #242 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
Wow, that screen looks familiar! But I've never seen so many traces. I missed the message where you said you were going with the DreamSource box. Now I want to write a disassembler for the 6301,
By Skip Hansen · #241 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
Yikes... full live 1 second read zoomed in with one of the channels being chip select. I still need to figure out how to organize and label the channel names (surely I can do that like in Saleae
By Casey Crane · #240 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
And I worked for Mostek in the 3870 days…..but not on those. But a buddy and I did build a Cactus emulating controller using a 38P70. One of them is still running at my house driving a Drake UV-3
By Mike / K5JR · #239 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
I've got a Willem clone, no 21v on board, but can be connected to an external source. Havent had a need to burn any 27C's? but it's good to be versatile.
By swguest · #238 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
I could probably host this dumped ROM collection. Seems like (E)EPROM programmers are everyone's second favorite religious war. YMMV. I use an older Minipro (TL866CS). I grabbed a DataIO 29A to
By Dennis Boone · #237 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
Maybe we could start a spreadsheet of the versions and store the hex dumps. If I knew what good decently priced rom reader to get I would order one. I have three or four lowband units of varying
By Casey Crane · #236 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
I'm starting to want to collect code ROM versions and variants. De
By Dennis Boone · #235 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
@ Skip, Didnt see a means to u/l an image file to the photos are so I uploaded a folder w/ 5 X9000 personality board pics in it. Same side but different angles trying to minimize flash glare. Gives ya
By swguest · #234 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
I see I fat-fingered this. HD63A03YP. One extra digit "3". Itchy something finger. ;) De
By Dennis Boone · #233 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
Wow was I off base. Thanks Dennis! 73's Skip WB6YMH
By Skip Hansen · #232 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
@ Dennis, I see you found that 53 meg pdf. Lots to unpack it one wanted to do so. I was tried to U/L it twice but I guess my connection was too slow and timed out. It never said so, it just kept doing
By swguest · #231 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
Yeah, scratch that....it's a Mostek (Motorola) I was thinking xomething else....
By swguest · #230 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
Yeah, no offboard on the busses that I could see either. Hmm....That does make me wonder how it is storing all the user config info for all the modes....but I've got other things to puzzle over right
By swguest · #229 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
The Syntor X uses an F8/3870 family processor. De
By Dennis Boone · #228 ·
Re: Has anyone fully decoded the X9000 memory mapping?
HD63A033YP https://yagi.h-net.org/x9000_processor.jpg /g/xcat/files/hitachi_hd63a03y_datasheet.pdf /g/xcat/files/hd6301-3_handbook.pdf De
By Dennis Boone · #227 ·