Im writing to two memory address sequentially, pressing a key will return two bytes from the radio (data from radio memory $0057 and $0058), which are printed to the screen correctly so i know im getting back both, however I want to take those two bytes and load them into $c008 and $c009 as it pulls...

Here it is, written in assembly not my greatest work but i got it to function. Im going to refine it in the comming days

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sVyw1phzs0

can the basic conventions still be used with a swiftlink or turbo232

the documentation for these devices is for an end user and not for development

Would this run on a stock breadbox, or as I read it only when using some add-on hardware?

I SHOULD POST THE objective here for better understanding 1. open a post to the serial interface in vice at 9600 baud (i can go as low as 4800) The format is 8 data bits, no parity, 1 start bit, and 2 stop bits 140 represents - 1 00 0 1110 (2 stop bits, 8 bits data word length, 9600) and 1 represent...

I've further tried
THIS DID NOT WORK EITHER

IVE sent an email off to the group working on reproducing the RS232 carts

using the following as a reference http://www.commodore.ca/manuals/c64_programmers_reference/c64-programmers_reference_guide-06-input_output_guide.pdf An attempt was made to communicate with the serial port to a device operating at 9600 baud it was my belief that initiation would be facilitated with...

Lets assume for a moment that the rig would respond well from the 5v from ttl. how would the commodore user port respond from the 12v from the rs232?

I found this. I imagine it should be integrated or loaded along with the existing software being written


http://www.jamtronix.com/files/novaterm ... up9600.txt