I think the GPIO is 2.54mm pitch: https://www.google.com/search?client=fi ... gpio+pitchexxos wrote: Wed Apr 10, 2024 7:10 pmWas just looking at that, looks like the connectors I use on my Falcon RAM boards, no idea if the pitch is the same though, think the falcon was 2mm pitch..Steve wrote: Wed Apr 10, 2024 7:08 pm @exxos Yeah that'd be greatRemember to get that GPIO riser package I mentioned in PM too.
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Yep, normal 2.54mm so that you can use normal Dupont connectors.
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Cool, my falcon ones won't fit then, I will order one off amazon or somewhere then. Shame rapid don't seem to sell them.
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Isn't this is ?
https://www.rapidonline.com/pimoroni-pi ... ns-75-0810
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Isn't this is ?
https://www.rapidonline.com/pimoroni-pi ... ns-75-0810
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Hang on. Just to clarify, Im sure I asked @Badwolf about using a Pi3B for this (using a riser because of the double stacked USB ports on the 3B) and Im sure I was warned by him not to use a GPIO riser because of signal degradation issues.Steve wrote: Wed Apr 10, 2024 7:08 pm Remember to get that GPIO riser package I mentioned in PM too.
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I've ordered the 2 things from Rapid. Just need to source the IO board now. But a bit puzzled why it has a PLD on it @Steve ?
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Ok a quick look at the code and seems to do some 030 to 68k type interfacing. I would have thought all that would have been done in the pi though. Seems a bit messy like running a emulator on top of another emulator
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Ok a quick look at the code and seems to do some 030 to 68k type interfacing. I would have thought all that would have been done in the pi though. Seems a bit messy like running a emulator on top of another emulator
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Some things will be timing critical that the Pi won't be able to do quickly enough, so you need a simpler and deterministic device.
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Make sure you get yourself a PiStorm with 374 latchesexxos wrote: Wed Apr 10, 2024 9:28 pm I've ordered the 2 things from Rapid. Just need to source the IO board now. But a bit puzzled why it has a PLD on it @Steve ?
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Ok a quick look at the code and seems to do some 030 to 68k type interfacing. I would have thought all that would have been done in the pi though. Seems a bit messy like running a emulator on top of another emulator![]()
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Amstrad CPC464, CPC6128
PiStorm dev - https://github.com/gotaproblem/pistorm-atari
PiStorm JIT dev - https://github.com/gotaproblem/pistorm-atari-jit
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What was the reason for that over 373 ?
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Timings - some ATARI's work, some don't - you know all about that
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Ah yep. I better stock up on Vodka again then.dad664npc wrote: Thu Apr 11, 2024 9:37 am Timings - some ATARI's work, some don't - you know all about that![]()
