Archive for the ‘commodore’ Category
CBM Tape Pi in der Make 5/21
In der Make 5/21 findet Ihr auf Seite 62 einen Artikel über CBM Tape Pi.
Viel Spaß beim Lesen!
CBM Tape Pi v1.7.0 with FAST mode!
This new release of CBM Tape Pi v1.7.0 brings you:
- Fast mode for all supported machines via wedge (C64, VIC 20 and CBM/PETs).
- Support for Raspberry Pi 3 (in addition to Raspberry Pi Zero, 1 and 2).
- More secure interface circuit.
This makes CBM Tape Pi a true fast mass storage solution for your Commodore 8-bit machines.
Marcel @ RhinoDevel
Update: PET/CBM Musical Keyboard v1.2
RhinoDevel’s Musical Keyboard for Commodore PET/CBM 8-bit machines got updated to Version 1.2!
Read more about it in the README.
Download the PRG files for your BASIC v1, v2 or v4 machine here!
Enjoy making music with your Commodore machines!
Marcel @ RhinoDevel
Musical Keyboard PRG for your CBM/PET
RhinoDevel’s Musical Keyboard.
My musical keyboard for your Commodore 8-bit CBM/PET machine is out now!
Play, record (!), save and load melodies with your CBM 3032, 4016, 8032, etc.!
Read more and find the download of v1.0 at Github: https://github.com/RhinoDevel/keyboard/blob/master/README.md
Enjoy and stay creative!
Marc @ RhinoDevel
CBM Tape Pi v1.6.0 with direct SD card access
CBM Tape Pi v1.6.0 finally supports direct Raspberry Pi SD card access (the additional serial connection to a PC is no longer necessary)!
Watch the video (demoing with a Commodore CBM 3032)!
Please use the more recent version CBM Tape Pi v1.6.1!
Read all about it at GitHub project page.
CBM Tape Pi – Datassette emulator
Send your PRG files via serial interface connected to a Raspberry Pi (emulating a datassette/tape drive) to your Commodore machine with my solution called CBM Tape Pi!
More details at the CBM Tape Pi GitHub page:
Release 1.0 for Raspberry Pi 1 and Raspberry Pi 2
Have fun with your retro hardware!
Marc @ RhinoDevel
Commodore PET/CBM 4032-32N
Enjoy these images of my Commodore PET/CBM 4032-32N mainboard! It is a 8032090 type of board, you can find the schematics and further documentation here.
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