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Peripheral Addressing
The RC2014 currently uses a very simple, although inefficient method of addressing peripherals. Most of the expansion modules feature a 74HCT138 used to provide up…
Simple Guide To Getting CP/M Running On RC2014
With the right software, hardware and settings, getting CP/M running on a RC2014 is very easy. This post is a guide to doing just that.
Preparing Enhanced Bus Connectors
If you are planning on installing a module that makes use of the additional signals available on the Enhanced Bus with a Backplane Pro, then…
Iterations of a SD Module
From the very earliest days of the RC2014, back when the whole thing was a bunch of wires and chips on a breadboard and before…
RC2014 Module Template
One of the things I am keen to promote about the RC2014 is that designing your own modules is very simple and straightforward. The standard…
Accessing the BUSRQ and BUSACK Pins on CPU 1.0 Modules
If you have a v1.0 CPU Module and wish to use the SD Memory Dump Module, you will need access to the BUSRQ and BUSACK…
Retro Challenge 10/2016 - Still a work in progress
So, who remembers my entry for Retro Challenge in January? It was quite devoid of effort and results I think you'll agree. Well, this time…
Use Pocket C.H.I.P as RC2014 Terminal
If you don't know about Pocket C.H.I.P, then firstly, where have you been? And secondly, check out getchip.com Assuming you have one, and assuming you have…