Difference between revisions of "AppleII"
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== Specification == | == Specification == | ||
− | * Apple II | + | * Apple II+ (serial number not found) (+ cards, see below) |
* Sony PVM-90CE monochrome monitor | * Sony PVM-90CE monochrome monitor | ||
* Dual floppy drive. | * Dual floppy drive. | ||
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== Origin == | == Origin == | ||
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* Working condition. | * Working condition. | ||
− | * Logo badge is missing | + | * Logo badge is missing. |
== Done == | == Done == | ||
− | The original full-height 5,25" drive | + | The original full-height 5,25" drive got broken. I've replaced it by two (smaller) drives. |
== To Do == | == To Do == | ||
− | + | Try CP/M. | |
+ | == Expansion Cards == | ||
+ | |||
+ | Following cards are installed: | ||
+ | * slot 0: 16KB RAM expansion "language card" | ||
+ | * slot 3: 80 columns display card | ||
+ | * slot 4: Z80 "soft card" for running CP/M (t.b.t) | ||
+ | * slot 6: Disk II interface card | ||
+ | |||
+ | There are bunch of other, currently unused cards: | ||
+ | * D780C (Z80 clone) | ||
+ | * Disk II + Shugart | ||
+ | * Unidentified, has a 26 pin flat cable connector and only an EEPROM and 74LS ICs. | ||
+ | * Unidentified, TV modulator ? | ||
+ | |||
== Software == | == Software == | ||
− | * Apple DOS 3.3 with various programs | + | * Apple DOS 3.3 with various programs: |
− | * CP/M with various programs | + | ** Visicalc |
+ | ** Games: Castle Wolfenstein | ||
+ | * Prodos 8 v1.9 with ADTpro | ||
+ | * CP/M with various programs (t.b.t) | ||
== Data Exchange == | == Data Exchange == | ||
− | + | Using [http://adtpro.sourceforge.net/ ADTPro] over the audio/cassette port allows to transfer disk images (.DSK) to and from physical 5 1/4" floppies. | |
+ | |||
+ | It takes about 20 minutes for a 180KB disk side, requires trial-and-error adjusting of mic and headphone volume on the PC side and good audio cables. Once it's set up it is fairly reliable. |
Revision as of 01:21, 10 November 2010
Contents
Specification
- Apple II+ (serial number not found) (+ cards, see below)
- Sony PVM-90CE monochrome monitor
- Dual floppy drive.
Origin
Donated by the University of Antwerp around 1993. The monitor is rumoured to have been their first computer display.
Condition
- Working condition.
- Logo badge is missing.
Done
The original full-height 5,25" drive got broken. I've replaced it by two (smaller) drives.
To Do
Try CP/M.
Expansion Cards
Following cards are installed:
- slot 0: 16KB RAM expansion "language card"
- slot 3: 80 columns display card
- slot 4: Z80 "soft card" for running CP/M (t.b.t)
- slot 6: Disk II interface card
There are bunch of other, currently unused cards:
- D780C (Z80 clone)
- Disk II + Shugart
- Unidentified, has a 26 pin flat cable connector and only an EEPROM and 74LS ICs.
- Unidentified, TV modulator ?
Software
- Apple DOS 3.3 with various programs:
- Visicalc
- Games: Castle Wolfenstein
- Prodos 8 v1.9 with ADTpro
- CP/M with various programs (t.b.t)
Data Exchange
Using ADTPro over the audio/cassette port allows to transfer disk images (.DSK) to and from physical 5 1/4" floppies.
It takes about 20 minutes for a 180KB disk side, requires trial-and-error adjusting of mic and headphone volume on the PC side and good audio cables. Once it's set up it is fairly reliable.