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CS/A65 PETIO

This board implements Commodore PET compatible I/O interfaces. This includes the keyboard, IEEE488, userport (mostly) and tape ports. It adds the functionality that the IEEE488 bus can also be used as a device.
 

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Version: 1.1D

Status: untested

Notes

 
This board has an additional diode (e.g. 1N4148) to accomodate for the WDC65SC22's totem-pole /IRQ output, as opposed to the orginal's open-collector output. Additionally it clears the board area under the piezo beeper.

Files

 
csa_petio_v1.1d.sch
 
csa_petio_v1.1d-sch.png
 
csa_petio_v1.1d.brd
 
csa_petio_v1.1d-brd.png

Version: 1.1C

Status: ok

Notes

 
This board has the keyboard connector bug from revision 1.1B fixed.

Files

 
csa_petio_v1.1c-desc.txt
 
csa_petio_v1.1c-parts.txt
 
csa_petio_v1.1c.sch
 
csa_petio_v1.1c-sch.png
 
csa_petio_v1.1c.brd
 
csa_petio_v1.1c-lay.png

Version: 1.1B

Status: prototype with bug

Notes

 
This board has been tested with a Commodore PET ROM.
 
The 25-pin D-Sub keyboard connector has the wrong keyboard layout. Silly me, relying on the Commodore documentation, in this case the 8296 addendum to the 8032 manual - it has the wrong pinout listed.
 
The use of the IEEE488 interface as device, not controller has not been tested yet.
 
I did not really find a fitting piezo beeper device in the Eagle(tm) libraries, so please make sure you do not make short circuits. Best is to isolate the beeper from the board.

Files

 
csa_petio_v1.1b.sch
 
csa_petio_v1.1b-sch.png
 
csa_petio_v1.1b.brd
 
csa_petio_v1.1b-lay.png
 
csa_petio_v1.1b.jpg

Last modified: 2006-10-14.

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