CPCISA by Yarek - Revision history

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	[[~~Category:Peripherals]]~~		See [[CPCISA]].
	~~[[Image:Cpcisa2b.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|Prototype of the CPCISA card]]~~

	~~=== What it is ===~~

	~~CPCISA is a project from Siou, also hosted/worked on at [[Yarek]].~~ CPCISA ~~is currently under development (but on hold?) by [[Futur's]~~]~~. Basically it is a hardware add-on that lets you connect ISA cards to your old CPC! Some examples of what it can offer:~~

	*An I/O interface (Serial and parallel ports, Floppy and IDE ports)
	*An internal (card) modem (probably a full-featured modem is needed; that is, not a winmodem/softmodem)
	*A SoundBlaster card (or 100% compatible)
	*A network card

	~~=== Status ===~~
	The card is working, however there are only 4 cards built. This is because the card is complex and outdated, ISA peripherals and the AT standard becoming old. The software can use the Adlib synthesis of the soundcard to play some sounds, and there is a read and write sector routine for the hard disk but no filesystem to use it. It is not possible to use EGA/VGA or other video card with this system (CPCISA decodes only I/O ports, not memory mapped VRAM).

	~~=== Additional info ===~~
	*[http://8bit.yarek.pl/interface/cpc.cpcisa/index.html Yarek's CPCISA page] about making a CPC-Isa compatible system which would connect to a full 286 AT PC motherboard
	*[http://siou.free.fr/General/Pages/index-cpc6128.html Siou's page on CPCISA]. ~~Siou is the original developer of the system~~

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	=== Additional info ===		=== Additional info ===
	*[http://8bit.yarek.pl/interface/cpc.cpcisa/index.html Yarek's CPCISA page] about making a CPC-Isa compatible system ~~wich~~ would connect to a full 286 AT PC motherboard		*[http://8bit.yarek.pl/interface/cpc.cpcisa/index.html Yarek's CPCISA page] about making a CPC-Isa compatible system which would connect to a full 286 AT PC motherboard
	*[http://siou.free.fr/General/Pages/index-cpc6128.html Siou's page on CPCISA]. Siou is the original developer of the system		*[http://siou.free.fr/General/Pages/index-cpc6128.html Siou's page on CPCISA]. Siou is the original developer of the system

Nocash at 22:57, 11 August 2010

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	=== What it is ===		=== What it is ===

	CPCISA is a project Siou, also hosted/worked on at [[Yarek]]. CPCISA is currently under development (but on hold?) by [[Futur's]]. Basically it is a hardware add-on that lets you connect ISA cards to your old CPC! Some examples of what it can offer:		CPCISA is a project from Siou, also hosted/worked on at [[Yarek]]. CPCISA is currently under development (but on hold?) by [[Futur's]]. Basically it is a hardware add-on that lets you connect ISA cards to your old CPC! Some examples of what it can offer:

	*An I/O interface (Serial and parallel ports, Floppy and IDE ports)		*An I/O interface (Serial and parallel ports, Floppy and IDE ports)

Nocash: /* What it is */

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What it is

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	=== What it is ===		=== What it is ===

	CPCISA is a project ~~from~~ [[Yarek]]. CPCISA is currently under development (but on hold?) by [[Futur's]]. Basically it is a hardware add-on that lets you connect ISA cards to your old CPC! Some examples of what it can offer:		CPCISA is a project Siou, also hosted/worked on at [[Yarek]]. CPCISA is currently under development (but on hold?) by [[Futur's]]. Basically it is a hardware add-on that lets you connect ISA cards to your old CPC! Some examples of what it can offer:

	*An I/O interface (Serial and parallel ports, Floppy and IDE ports)		*An I/O interface (Serial and parallel ports, Floppy and IDE ports)

Nocash at 22:31, 11 August 2010

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	=== What it is ===		=== What it is ===

	CPCISA is a project currently under development (but on hold?) by [[Futur's]]. Basically it is a hardware add-on that lets you connect ISA cards to your old CPC! Some examples of what it can offer:		CPCISA is a project from [[Yarek]]. CPCISA is currently under development (but on hold?) by [[Futur's]]. Basically it is a hardware add-on that lets you connect ISA cards to your old CPC! Some examples of what it can offer:

	*An I/O interface (Serial and parallel ports, Floppy and IDE ports)		*An I/O interface (Serial and parallel ports, Floppy and IDE ports)

Nocash: /* Status */

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Status

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	=== Status ===		=== Status ===
	The card is working, however there are only 4 cards built. This is because the card is complex and outdated, ISA peripherals and the AT standard becoming old. The software can use the Adlib synthesis of the soundcard to play some sounds, and there is a read and write sector routine for the hard disk but no filesystem to use it. It is not possible to use a VGA card with this system.		The card is working, however there are only 4 cards built. This is because the card is complex and outdated, ISA peripherals and the AT standard becoming old. The software can use the Adlib synthesis of the soundcard to play some sounds, and there is a read and write sector routine for the hard disk but no filesystem to use it. It is not possible to use EGA/VGA or other video card with this system (CPCISA decodes only I/O ports, not memory mapped VRAM).

	=== Additional info ===		=== Additional info ===
	*[http://8bit.yarek.pl/interface/cpc.cpcisa/index.html Yarek's CPCISA page] about making a CPC-Isa compatible system wich would connect to a full 286 AT PC motherboard		*[http://8bit.yarek.pl/interface/cpc.cpcisa/index.html Yarek's CPCISA page] about making a CPC-Isa compatible system wich would connect to a full 286 AT PC motherboard
	*[http://siou.free.fr/General/Pages/index-cpc6128.html Siou's page on CPCISA]. Siou is the original developer of the system		*[http://siou.free.fr/General/Pages/index-cpc6128.html Siou's page on CPCISA]. Siou is the original developer of the system

Klh: /* Status */

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Status

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	=== Status ===		=== Status ===
	The card is working, however there are only 4 cards ~~buit~~. This is because the card is complex and outdated, ISA peripherals and the AT standard becoming old. The software can ~~une~~ the Adlib synthesis of the soundcard to play some sounds, and there is a read and write sector routine for the hard disk but no filesystem to use it. It is not possible to use a VGA card with this system.		The card is working, however there are only 4 cards built. This is because the card is complex and outdated, ISA peripherals and the AT standard becoming old. The software can use the Adlib synthesis of the soundcard to play some sounds, and there is a read and write sector routine for the hard disk but no filesystem to use it. It is not possible to use a VGA card with this system.

	=== Additional info ===		=== Additional info ===
	*[http://8bit.yarek.pl/interface/cpc.cpcisa/index.html Yarek's CPCISA page] about making a CPC-Isa compatible system wich would connect to a full 286 AT PC motherboard		*[http://8bit.yarek.pl/interface/cpc.cpcisa/index.html Yarek's CPCISA page] about making a CPC-Isa compatible system wich would connect to a full 286 AT PC motherboard
	*[http://siou.free.fr/General/Pages/index-cpc6128.html Siou's page on CPCISA]. Siou is the original developer of the system		*[http://siou.free.fr/General/Pages/index-cpc6128.html Siou's page on CPCISA]. Siou is the original developer of the system

PulkoMandy: Completed and corrected

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			[[Category:Peripherals]]
	[[Image:Cpcisa2b.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|Prototype of the CPCISA card]]		[[Image:Cpcisa2b.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|Prototype of the CPCISA card]]

	=== What it is ===		=== What it is ===

	CPCISA is a project currently under development (but on hold?) by ~~Yarek~~. Basically it is a hardware add-on that lets you connect ISA cards to your old CPC! Some examples of what it can offer:		CPCISA is a project currently under development (but on hold?) by [[Futur's]]. Basically it is a hardware add-on that lets you connect ISA cards to your old CPC! Some examples of what it can offer:

	*An I/O interface (Serial and parallel ports, Floppy and IDE ports)		*An I/O interface (Serial and parallel ports, Floppy and IDE ports)
	*An internal (card) modem (probably a full-featured modem is needed; that is, not a winmodem/softmodem)		*An internal (card) modem (probably a full-featured modem is needed; that is, not a winmodem/softmodem)
	*A SoundBlaster card (or 100% compatible)		*A SoundBlaster card (or 100% compatible)
	*A VGA card
	*A network card		*A network card

			=== Status ===
			The card is working, however there are only 4 cards buit. This is because the card is complex and outdated, ISA peripherals and the AT standard becoming old. The software can une the Adlib synthesis of the soundcard to play some sounds, and there is a read and write sector routine for the hard disk but no filesystem to use it. It is not possible to use a VGA card with this system.

	=== Additional info ===		=== Additional info ===
	*[http://8bit.yarek.pl/interface/cpc.cpcisa/index.html Yarek's CPCISA page]		*[http://8bit.yarek.pl/interface/cpc.cpcisa/index.html Yarek's CPCISA page] about making a CPC-Isa compatible system wich would connect to a full 286 AT PC motherboard
	*[http://siou.free.fr/General/Pages/index-cpc6128.html Siou's page on CPCISA]		*[http://siou.free.fr/General/Pages/index-cpc6128.html Siou's page on CPCISA]. Siou is the original developer of the system

Gryzor at 13:57, 14 October 2006

2006-10-14T13:57:18Z

New page

[[Image:Cpcisa2b.jpg|200px|thumb|Prototype of the CPCISA card]]

=== What it is ===

CPCISA is a project currently under development (but on hold?) by Yarek. Basically it is a hardware add-on that lets you connect ISA cards to your old CPC! Some examples of what it can offer:

*An I/O interface (Serial and parallel ports, Floppy and IDE ports)
*An internal (card) modem (probably a full-featured modem is needed; that is, not a winmodem/softmodem)
*A SoundBlaster card (or 100% compatible)
*A VGA card
*A network card

=== Additional info ===
*[http://8bit.yarek.pl/interface/cpc.cpcisa/index.html Yarek's CPCISA page]
*[http://siou.free.fr/General/Pages/index-cpc6128.html Siou's page on CPCISA]