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== I/O Ports == | |||
F8E0h Z80 STI Indirect Data Register Read Write | |||
F8E1h Z80 STI Gen. Purpose I/O Interrupt Read Write | |||
F8E8h Z80 STI Pointer Vector Register Read Write | |||
F8ECh Z80 STI USART Control Register Read Write | |||
F8EDh Z80 STI Receiver Status Register Read Write | |||
F8EEh Z80 STI Transmitter Status Register Read Write | |||
F8EFh Z80 STI USART Data Register Read Write | |||
== Notes == | |||
Supported by "Starwriter". A "Z80 STI" is a 40pin MK3801 chip from Mostek? | |||
Details on that chip are reportedly found in the "MOSTEK 1982/1983 | |||
Microelectronic Data Book" (but there are no data sheets in the internet | |||
yet). The MK68901 seems to be a newer/similar chip (but neither port | |||
addresses nor pinouts are backwards compatible). | |||
Schneider is the german distributor for Amstrad hardware (however, this | |||
interface seems to be Schneider's own invention, not an Amstrad product). | |||
[[Category:Hardware]] [[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:Serial_interfaces]] | [[Category:Hardware]] [[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:Serial_interfaces]] | ||
Revision as of 13:22, 3 January 2010
RS232 Interface for the Amstrad CPC by Schneider
Not much is known about this specific device or accompanying software but it looks like a standard RS232 port. If you have more details please do provide them!
Pictures
- The Schneider RS232 interface
I/O Ports
F8E0h Z80 STI Indirect Data Register Read Write F8E1h Z80 STI Gen. Purpose I/O Interrupt Read Write F8E8h Z80 STI Pointer Vector Register Read Write F8ECh Z80 STI USART Control Register Read Write F8EDh Z80 STI Receiver Status Register Read Write F8EEh Z80 STI Transmitter Status Register Read Write F8EFh Z80 STI USART Data Register Read Write
Notes
Supported by "Starwriter". A "Z80 STI" is a 40pin MK3801 chip from Mostek? Details on that chip are reportedly found in the "MOSTEK 1982/1983 Microelectronic Data Book" (but there are no data sheets in the internet yet). The MK68901 seems to be a newer/similar chip (but neither port addresses nor pinouts are backwards compatible). Schneider is the german distributor for Amstrad hardware (however, this interface seems to be Schneider's own invention, not an Amstrad product).