My first post for this year’s Retro Challenge. I look at how a rotary encoder works and how to wire it up to my #RC2014www.robertprice.co.uk/robblog/rc20...
For the first part of the Retro Challenge 2024 I look at what a rotary encoder is, and how to interface it to an RC2014.
Next month I'll be at RetroFest 2024 at the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge on both Saturday 9th November and Sunday 10th November, showing everything I do to keep the #SAMCoupe#ZXSpectrum#RC2014www.computinghistory.org.uk/pages/30677/...
Eventually, this assemblage will become a Z180-based computer running CP/M 3. It's an SC500 series backplane (smallcomputercentral.com/modular-z50b...) with an add-on backplane segment that adds three RC2014 bus slots. Right now, it's just the power regulator board and the CPU/RAM/ROM board.
I'll be at RetroFest 2024 at the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge on Sat 9th & Sun 10th Nov! See what I've been doing to keep the #SAMCoupe#ZXSpectrum#RC2014www.computinghistory.org.uk
Quazar makes some interesting and useful boards for the Sam Coupe, Spectrum and RC2014. I got chatting to Mr Quazar aka Colin at Retrofest 2023 - we were on opposite tables. He's a very interesting and lovely chap.
flash memory cartriges, ZX-RC Bus Interface) and the RC2014 (Graphic OLED interface, SID sound chip interface, ZX True Tone [ZXTT]). Info on all these non-SAM peripherals is covered on my main site at: www.samcoupe.com
Second kit is another one of my favourites. This is brill for experimenting with as the Z80 bus is easily accessible. It’s also set a standard, with many kits providing an RC2014 bus header for peripherals. Also, if you’ve not heard of the RC2014, where have you been?