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Well, I've not found a suitable UART speed for comms between the 20MHz AVR for keyboard and modem and the CPLD, it's 55336 baud, the AVR has a 0.4% error which gives 55556 baud, which *should* be ok with the CPLD running on a divided down 28.332MHz.
So it spits out 1 ASCII character a second to the CPLD.
Later this week I'll get the UART code into the CPLD and write a bit of basic to read it, hopefully it works.
#Retrocomputing #LT6502b #ILaughAtStandards -
Well, I've not found a suitable UART speed for comms between the 20MHz AVR for keyboard and modem and the CPLD, it's 55336 baud, the AVR has a 0.4% error which gives 55556 baud, which *should* be ok with the CPLD running on a divided down 28.332MHz.
So it spits out 1 ASCII character a second to the CPLD.
Later this week I'll get the UART code into the CPLD and write a bit of basic to read it, hopefully it works.
#Retrocomputing #LT6502b #ILaughAtStandards -
Well, I've not found a suitable UART speed for comms between the 20MHz AVR for keyboard and modem and the CPLD, it's 55336 baud, the AVR has a 0.4% error which gives 55556 baud, which *should* be ok with the CPLD running on a divided down 28.332MHz.
So it spits out 1 ASCII character a second to the CPLD.
Later this week I'll get the UART code into the CPLD and write a bit of basic to read it, hopefully it works.
#Retrocomputing #LT6502b #ILaughAtStandards -
Well, I've not found a suitable UART speed for comms between the 20MHz AVR for keyboard and modem and the CPLD, it's 55336 baud, the AVR has a 0.4% error which gives 55556 baud, which *should* be ok with the CPLD running on a divided down 28.332MHz.
So it spits out 1 ASCII character a second to the CPLD.
Later this week I'll get the UART code into the CPLD and write a bit of basic to read it, hopefully it works.
#Retrocomputing #LT6502b #ILaughAtStandards -
Well, I've not found a suitable UART speed for comms between the 20MHz AVR for keyboard and modem and the CPLD, it's 55336 baud, the AVR has a 0.4% error which gives 55556 baud, which *should* be ok with the CPLD running on a divided down 28.332MHz.
So it spits out 1 ASCII character a second to the CPLD.
Later this week I'll get the UART code into the CPLD and write a bit of basic to read it, hopefully it works.
#Retrocomputing #LT6502b #ILaughAtStandards