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Sounds like a great plan since I fried GB on the 1.1 IDE board putting me down a board. Now I have a couple H5 coming on line and the IDE interface is the preferred storage solution and I'm short.exxos wrote: 08 Nov 2020 21:49 Probably Trudie 3.3V will appear first as its what I am try to work on currently. The 3.3V stuff will be like half the price of 5V versions as I want people to move to the remake platforms than upgrade original machines.. Plus 3.3V stuff is a lot cheaper than 5V stuff.
@PaulJ - for the HD floppy test are you using the separate 16MHz OSC soldered on the board or did you use the SJ3 to link the 16MHz from the Shifter to the HD floppy GAL?PaulJ wrote: 06 Nov 2020 18:06 Just finished testing with the Atari drag cart and associated hardware. The results:
Ram Pass
Keyboard Pass
Audio Pass
Floppy Pass
O. S. Rom Pass
Midi Pass
Timing Pass
Printer/Joystick Pass
Color Pass
Serial Port Pass
DMA Pass
High Res Pass
Glitter Short & Long Test Pass
Also the floppy works with 720/1440 auto size.
Guess this one's done. Better video quality than the H4 by the way.
Using the 16mhz osc soldered to the board Icky. :)Icky wrote: 14 Nov 2020 10:48 @PaulJ - for the HD floppy test are you using the separate 16MHz OSC soldered on the board or did you use the SJ3 to link the 16MHz from the Shifter to the HD floppy GAL?
Put it away to work on getting UniFLEX working on my SWTPC S+. I'll get it out soon and give it a try. :)Icky wrote: 14 Nov 2020 17:02 Thanks @PaulJ. So we still need to test the HD floppy mod with the 16MHz line from the Shifter.
Makes sense @PaulJPaulJ wrote: 15 Nov 2020 17:09 @Icky , took a look at using the shifter 16mhz but I would need to remove the orc so I'll check it on my second board. I'll leave the orc off and see how the shifter clock works.