First lot of Apple II super proto boards on order:

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First lot of Apple II super proto boards on order:

see my latest blog entry...

http://www.willegal.net/blog/?p=2785

Regards,
Mike W.

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I like it!!!!!!

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I can't wait. My son has a sumo robot kit waiting for summer vacation to build that would hook
up very nicely to the proto board and an Apple II.
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Corey

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Wow Mike!!! Smile

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That's great, Mike. I connected a 6522 to a pro to board a few years ago and use it for all kinds of projects. Having working interrupts and an EEPROM will make this the perfect hobby board for the Apple II. A couple of questions: Is only 2K available from the EEPROM or can it be bank switched? How is the EEPROM write enabled?

Thanks!

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The four high address bits of the EEPROM could be tied to bank select logic, but I didn't include it. The last page is used for I/O select, so it should be maintained across all banks. I added an external write enable jumper for controlling write access to the EEPROM.

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Mike W

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