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{{ blockquote | "A Production Board Because this board and software may be of use to others and because I would like to have a "real" board rather than the above prototype in New Boards, together with Andrew Lynch at N8VEM (see here) we made a "proper" commercial type S-100 board. Through Andrew's magic hands (and hard work) a very nice S-100 board has emerged. Shown below. The board uses 24 bit address lines and 16 or 8 bit IO ports." Quote from [http://s100computers.com/My%20System%20Pages/IDE%20Board/My%20IDE%20Card.htm S100Computers.com]}} | {{ blockquote | "A Production Board Because this board and software may be of use to others and because I would like to have a "real" board rather than the above prototype in New Boards, together with Andrew Lynch at N8VEM (see here) we made a "proper" commercial type S-100 board. Through Andrew's magic hands (and hard work) a very nice S-100 board has emerged. Shown below. The board uses 24 bit address lines and 16 or 8 bit IO ports." Quote from [http://s100computers.com/My%20System%20Pages/IDE%20Board/My%20IDE%20Card.htm S100Computers.com]}} | ||
==Build | ==PCB== | ||
myide.asm Z80. Not 8080/8085 | [[File:IdeCfV3PCBFrontBlank.png|600px]] | ||
==Build/Debug Log== | |||
myide.asm Z80. Not 8080/8085 See this [https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!topic/n8vem-s100/4i0f-NOQG-4 thread] on N8VEM-S100 Google group. | |||
<source lang=text> | |||
; jha 6/27/2015 testport.asm | |||
; test the S-100 IDE v.3 port addressing | |||
; | |||
0100 org 0100h | |||
0100 DB30 loop: in 030h | |||
0102 C30001 jmp loop | |||
0105 end | |||
</source> | |||
==Assembled IDE/CF== | ==Assembled IDE/CF== | ||
Latest revision as of 13:56, 15 July 2015
S100 Computers / N8VEM S-100 IDE/CF version 3
"A Production Board Because this board and software may be of use to others and because I would like to have a "real" board rather than the above prototype in New Boards, together with Andrew Lynch at N8VEM (see here) we made a "proper" commercial type S-100 board. Through Andrew's magic hands (and hard work) a very nice S-100 board has emerged. Shown below. The board uses 24 bit address lines and 16 or 8 bit IO ports." Quote from S100Computers.com
PCB
Build/Debug Log
myide.asm Z80. Not 8080/8085 See this thread on N8VEM-S100 Google group.
; jha 6/27/2015 testport.asm
; test the S-100 IDE v.3 port addressing
;
0100 org 0100h
0100 DB30 loop: in 030h
0102 C30001 jmp loop
0105 end
Assembled IDE/CF
