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| rdfs:comment | - You can use the box below to create new pages for this mini-wiki. preload=Sinclair Computer Edge-Connector Peripherals/preload editintro=Sinclair Computer Edge-Connector Peripherals/editintro width=25 THIS PAGE IS REDUNANT Please put any contribution on : This page will be deleted soon Crisis13 17okt2007 There are several RAMpacks, printer interfaces, sound devices, storage devices (tape, disk, Microdrive, Waferdrive). This wiki exists to provide deeper information on these devices, so that this knowledge may be used to implement emulation of the devices, or to produce new hardware.
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| abstract | - You can use the box below to create new pages for this mini-wiki. preload=Sinclair Computer Edge-Connector Peripherals/preload editintro=Sinclair Computer Edge-Connector Peripherals/editintro width=25 THIS PAGE IS REDUNANT Please put any contribution on : This page will be deleted soon Crisis13 17okt2007 The Sinclair Computer Edge-Connector Peripherals Wiki contains hardware information about devices designed to attach to any Sinclair related computer (e.g. ZX80, ZX81, ZX Spectrum, Timex, QL and PC200). Most Sinclair computers have limited functionality on the motherboard, which may be expanded with extra boards connected at the rear of the computer. There are several RAMpacks, printer interfaces, sound devices, storage devices (tape, disk, Microdrive, Waferdrive). This wiki exists to provide deeper information on these devices, so that this knowledge may be used to implement emulation of the devices, or to produce new hardware. A computer's bus may be used by the processor for sending and receiving data to/from peripherals. Information regarding the ports over which data is sent and received is required to write new software for a peripheral or to emulate that peripheral. Many peripherals contain a ROM which contains software for the peripheral — this ROM is often an essential part of the peripheral. We may also need schematics of an interface's boards and descriptions of the ICs that it uses. Often, an interface will place a large part of its logic in a ULA (gate array), GAL or PAL chip, in which case, it may be useful to have a detailed description of that logic. -- Pointer Devices -- Storage Devices -- Sound Devices -- Network Devices -- Test datasheet
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