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| 007 Comet |
I own a Model 100, power pillow, XR4, and extRAM. |
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Comet.doc |
Comet's résumé |
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Comet.html |
Miscellaneous Windows freeware. |
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comet.GIF |
Picture of Comet, suitable for rendering on a Model 100. |
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04.09.2024 09:47
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| Adrian Ryan |
You will find some useful programming tools here, including a fully-featured DEBUG with a ROM and RAM code step feature as well as a useful 8080/8085 MS-DOS cross-assembler. |
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12.06.2013 16:05
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UR_Support_Files |
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keplrn.do |
Keplerian elements for tracking sats with trk100. See http://niedobry.freeshell.org/mod100/ for most recent. |
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trk100.do |
Satellite tracking program for M100. (Requires keplrn.do)
My modified version with Y2K Fix and with the tracking interface and the
kep update routines removed is in this archive.
Original TRK100 software can be downloaded here:
ftp://ftp.amsat.org/amsat/software/model100
*Installation Instructions:*
1. Download TRK100.DO and KEPLRN.DO if you haven't already.
2. Connect your M100 to your PC with a Null Modem Cable.
3. On the M100 launch TELCOM and setup your com port.
* I usually set my COM port to 1200 baud 8N1 with XON/XOFF. To
do this issue the STAT 58N1E command at the Telecom: prompt.
4. After setting your baud rate and flow control above enter TERM.
5. Launch your favorite terminal program on your PC and configure the
baud and flow control paramaters to match that of the M100. If
using the above 58N1E insure that Software Flow Contorl is enabled.
6. Transfer via ASCII the two files listed above.
* Hit F2 on the M100 |
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04.07.2021 20:10
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23.12.2020 00:12
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| Chris Fezzler |
Long time follower of M100, M102, M200, NEC PC8201A, NEC PC8300, NEC PC8500, NEC Starlet, Olivetti M10 and other oldies but goodies. |
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NEC PC-8211A CRT Adapter |
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tandy100blk.jpg |
TRS-80 Model 100 Painted Black |
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10.01.2021 12:10
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10.08.2013 08:58
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z100v0.1.zip |
A z-code interpreter for the Model 100.
Should work with most v3 english-language Infocom game files.
See the files building.txt and using.txt for instructions. |
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29.08.2015 05:14
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10.08.2013 08:58
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| David Szasz |
Proudly owned by several cranky m100\'s a m102, m200, WP-2, Olivetti M-10 plus a uncoperative NEC PC-8201a, a rusty 8300 and a 8401a \'Starlet\'. Just know enough BASIC and electronics to be dangerous! |
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10.08.2013 08:58
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ROM Images |
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8255_datasheet.txt |
8255 datasheet.pdf
External Link to overcome the 500Kb limit on this site.
http://www.atomicfrog.com/mirrors/www.club100.org/ |
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Hardware_Handshaking.pdf |
"The Art of Hardware Handshaking" By Thomas Neidermeyer |
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KC-85_Service_Manual_lo.txt |
KC-85 Service Manual
External Link to overcome the 500Kb limit on this site. http://www.atomicfrog.com/mirrors/www.club100.org/
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LCDIO.100.txt |
LCDIO.100.pdf
External Link to overcome the 500Kb limit on this site. http://www.atomicfrog.com/mirrors/www.club100.org/ |
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M100_ROM_Calls.txt |
M100 ROM Calls.pdf
External Link to overcome the 500Kb limit on this site.
http://www.atomicfrog.com/mirrors/www.club100.org/ |
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Mod100_System_MAP.txt |
Mod100 System MAP.pdf
External Link to overcome the 500Kb limit on this site.
http://www.atomicfrog.com/mirrors/www.club100.org/
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PD27C256.pdf |
Scan of NEC datasheet for a 32K x 8 CMOS EPROM uPD27c256 |
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SXM.BA.txt |
SXM.BA.pdf
External Link to overcome the 500Kb limit on this site.
http://www.atomicfrog.com/mirrors/www.club100.org/ |
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TC5564p-15.pdf |
Scan of a Toshiba datasheet for a 8K x 8 CMOS RAM, front and rear with hand written annotations. |
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rs232misc_color.pdf |
Misc RS-232 section of the M100 schematic w/ user's old highlighting |
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scre.do.pdf |
Random file from the past. Author unknown. |
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size.do.pdf |
Random file from the past. Author unknown. |
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telcom_undocumented.pdf |
Undocumented(?) Telcom functions |
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08.08.2018 15:03
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02.09.2014 04:42
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28.05.2009 23:31
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| Gary Weber |
Ultrascreen100 is hereby made available to the masses! Starblaze100 is here for your enjoyment! |
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CLOCK2 |
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ASTRO.BA |
BASIC loader for ASTRO.CO. This will show you the instructions for the game, and then load ASTRO.CO into memory using device "0:", which TS-DOS "DOS-ON" feature provides. If you have a different DOS that uses a different device name, you'll have to change line 50 as appropriate. |
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ASTRO.CO |
"Asteroids" style game for the TRS-80 Model 100 and Tandy 102. This was originally provided with the Booster Pak on rom, but it has now been extracted and made available to anyone who has a modern ROM-based disk operating system like TS-DOS.
This requires the BASIC loader. It cannot exist as a .CO file in the M100's file system! It *must* be loaded using your DOS directly into high RAM, which is what ASTRO.BA does. |
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ASTRO.DO |
This is a non-tokenized pure ASCII version of ASTRO.BA. |
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BP1ROM_Fixed.bin |
This is the Booster Pak v1.23 "BP1" main system ROM image which includes the multi-page file display bug fix. With the original ROM, if you have more than two pages of files to display, you would only ever be able to see the second page of files when pressing shift-down. The third page of files or beyond was inaccessible due to a limitation in Traveling Software's TPDD client. Well, with this replacement BP1 system ROM image, the limitation is gone!
The bug fix was originally made available in Ken Pettit's release of the TS-DOS 4.10 option ROM. This fix has been extended to all RAM versions of TS-DOS, as well as the SARDOS option ROM. And now, it is available for the "Disk" client that is in your Booster Pak's system ROM.
Just burn this image to a standard 27C256 EPROM and replace your Booster Pak's "BP1" chip which would be all the way on the bottom-right side of your Booster Pak's sockets. |
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CLOCK2v1.1.zip |
CLOCK2 v1.1 for the TRS-80 Model 100, Tandy 102, and NEC PC-8201A/8300. What started as just an NEC conversion of Club100's CLOCK2.BA for the M100 has turned into a new release for all platforms. Everything in this ZIP file is also present in the CLOCK2 folder, for viewing and downloading of the individual pieces. |
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STAR16.CO |
This is the binary version of STAR16. Don't bother with STAR16.DO if you already have the means of loading this directly into your M100s memory from Desklink, TPDD, or NADSBox via TS-DOS or some other DOS capable of binary file loading.
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STAR16.DO |
BASIC loader for STAR16.CO. **UNTESTED** This file is gigantic. It would need to reside in your M100s memory only in tokenized .BA form (delete the .DO file before running!) and even then, you'll need to run it, then DELETE the .BA (or type NEW if it is only in the temporary space), and *THEN* type the 'SAVEM "STAR16.CO", 58048, 62930, 58048' command. |
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TXTADD.BA |
When in TEXT, you may find that you get sluggish text-entry performance with Ultrascreen active. A lot of times you might simply want to jot down your thoughts rapidly and having sluggish keyboard interaction can be quite distracting. This utility I've created does not do full-screen editing, but it does allow rapid appending of text to a .DO file and it makes use of Ultrascreen's 60x10 mode. [Updated 11/25/2007] |
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TXTADD.DO |
This is a non-tokenized pure ASCII version of TXTADD.BA. |
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USC100.zip |
Ultrascreen100 was the most significant display enhancement ever to come along for the Model 100. It switches your display into a smaller font and gives you 60 columns by 10 lines. That's 600 characters you get on the screen at one time, versus the standard 320. Even more, the Ultrascreen100 software was *very* smoothly integrated with the machine. The Main menu is always in the standard 40x8 mode, but when you jump into BASIC, TEXT, or TELCOM, you automatically switch into the 60x10 mode. Compared to Travelling Software's View80, which only gives you a 60x8 screen and requires activation through an extra step in their ROM software, Ultrascreen100 was clearly the better choice. Ultrascreen100 originally was sold by Ultrasoft Innovations back in 1986. As of November 23, 2007, it has been released to the public for free-distribution. Many thanks to Daniel Born (author) and Richard Eckerlin (Ultrasoft) for allowing this to become a reality!
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13.02.2023 15:49
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| Georg Kaeter |
from Aachen, Germany. Bought my M100 in 1983 during my studies of mechanical engineering. Took it off the shelf after 30 years and it still works. Brilliant!!! Now own also M102 (1 working, 1 waiting for repair), a T200 with REX and a NADSBox. |
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08.11.2015 20:20
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04.04.2014 03:15
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| Howard Pepper |
Bought my first Model 100 in the mid 1980\'s and took it on a Mediterranean cruise while in the Navy. It was a great companion. I got my current \"first\" Model 100 from Rick, and now have another one, a Model 102, a Tandy 200 and a WP-2. |
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10.08.2013 08:58
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Adverts |
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Micro 100 Magazine |
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RJTCW.txt |
Romeo and Juliet the Computer Way |
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tapestor.bmp |
MATS---MAssTapeStoragedevice. I dunno, I was bored. |
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wish.txt |
Just my personal wishlist... |
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10.08.2013 08:58
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| Jan Vanden bossche |
From Leuven, Flanders, Belgium. Owner of Models 100, 102 & 200, Olivetti M-10, Nec PC-8201 and Tandy WP-2. |
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C2.DO |
According to me, the most user-friendly display of the entire character set of your model T. Works on 100, 102, 200, M-10 and Virtual T. Just 1 (long) line of BASIC. |
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DIGICS.DO |
BASIC file - DIGItizing the Character Set - creates a big (!) file in RAM where all the characters are layed out as text |
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DIGICS.TXT |
PC text file - DIGItizing the Character Set - the 'big' file, converted for PC use. View in Notepad with Terminal font. |
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KEYMAP.DO |
BASIC file - KEYboard MAP - displays your keyboard with GRaPH and other special key-combinations. Made on a 102. |
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PI.DO |
BASIC file - PI or 3,14159... - 2 ways to calculate PI and a way to display it when you have the older character set for the model 100, that can't. |
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10.08.2013 08:58
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| Jason White |
I'm kinda late to the Model 100 scene; got some catching up to do! |
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Air Traffic Controller |
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Auto Term |
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C-Bug |
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MG Prog |
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Math |
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Roulet |
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SkyLine |
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Type in Programs |
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Util |
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FSNSOL.BA |
Four Seasons Solitaire from The Model 100 Companion. Tokenized BASIC |
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T-BACK.BA |
TS T-back backs up a model 100's RAM to cassette, and compare the the tape backup to the RAM. |
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YRBAR.BA |
This makes a bar graph for a set of monthly numbers. It was on a tape I recently bought in a lot from eBay. |
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15.12.2023 23:07
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25.09.2020 02:01
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02.10.2015 01:40
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| Jim Anderson |
A few useful (I hope) utilities, and the Paladin MC-1 ROM image. |
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31.12.2020 04:37
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30.07.2015 03:21
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NEC_Personal_Application_Kit |
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TEENY |
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TPDD |
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Utilities |
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22.12.2022 04:39
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21.04.2009 22:18
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| Kaleb Marshall |
I hope to make the Model 100, Tandy 102, and Tandy 200 simple enough for any person to use. |
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Kalarm |
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Power-Alarm |
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JERNAL.BA |
This is the program I use to insert the day of the week, date, and time in my jernal. It uses the format:
Tuesday November 22, 2005
08:32:35 PM
When you first run it, it creates a file named using the first three letters of the month, a dash, then the year. Sample:
NOV-05.DO |
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NOMENU.DO |
This explains how to prevent the Model T from exiting to the menu when you have to shut it down in the middle of a document. |
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TRNSFR.BA |
TRNSFR.BA allows you to transfer a .DO file from one Model T to another via a null-modem serial cable. This program has the advantage of transferring at 19200 baud, which means it takes seconds to transfer anything. The contents of the file are not displayed on screen. The disadvantage is that if a paragraph is greater than 256 bytes, it will put a paragraph mark in the middle of the paragraph. If anyone knows of a fix to this, please e-mail me at djjsak(at)gmail.com. |
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10.08.2013 08:58
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| Ken Pettit |
You can express yourself by placing text next to your directory! Go to the "My Profile" link and type away! (Text limited to 255 bytes) |
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AsciiPixels |
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FX80 Samples |
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GREED |
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M100 ROM Disassembly |
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Media |
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MoonBuggy |
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MouseInAMaze |
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NUMAZE |
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NewDos |
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TDock |
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TS_DOS Disassembly |
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VirtualT IDE |
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FIRE.BA |
Firecracker X10 Remote Control driver routines with extremely simple usage application. These reoutines are unoptimized complete with full comments and long variable names. |
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FIRE.DO |
Documentation for Firecracker X10 control routines. |
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05.08.2024 23:36
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JUMP.DO |
Long jump game entry for BASIC 10 Liners contest |
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15.09.2018 20:52
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| Kevin Laskowski |
GOLF! Very challenging, for all ages. Try TrashTalk, A windows based .BA .TXT, and .DO file transfer client written by David Brown. Tower! A very hard strategy game with graphics. Tower Requires UltraScreen 100 available from Gary Weber. |
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09.08.2014 13:36
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Bar Code Reader |
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SARDOS |
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Sardine |
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TPDD Client |
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TS-DOS With Added Delay |
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Time Minder |
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mComm Android |
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mComm Python |
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DATES.BA |
A modified version of the DATES.BA program that came with Executive Calendar. This version works on the T200 as well as the 100 and 102. The original version has an issue when you try to exit when using a T200 |
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DOS100.CO.MP3 |
TS-DOS 4.01 in MP3 Format. For those who don't have a ROM or DOS loader.
SOUND OFF
CLEAR 0, 57089
RUNM "CAS:DOS100.CO" |
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DOSNEC.CO |
Version 4.1 of TS-DOS for the NEC. This contains the Shift+Down Arrow bug fix |
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NECPAK.zip |
Every file from the NEC Personal Application Kit tape. The Basic files have been saved as both ASCII files and tokenized basic. The barcode drivers are also here. |
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Setup250.EXE |
mComm 2.50 for Windows. A TPDD server for transferring files to and from your model-t. The updated ram versions of ts-dos are included in the install along with sardine for the M100 & T200. This version drops the TELCOM mode and replaces it with a virtual modem similar to mComm for Android. There is also a dos injector feature which will allow you to load ts-dos or teeny if you don't have them on your machine. |
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Shortcuts.png |
A graphic view of the keyboard shortcuts in TEXT/TWord |
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SideCar.pdf |
Manual for the Purple Computing SideCar memory expansion unit which can be used with the NEC 8201a or 8300 |
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TSD201.BX |
Version 4.1 of TS-DOS for the T200. This version applies the Shift Up/Down patch that Ken Pettit made to the RAM versions of TS-DOS. |
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TSDNE1.BX |
Version 4.1 of TS-DOS for the NEC. This version applies the Shift Up/Down patch that Ken Pettit made to the RAM versions of TS-DOS. |
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mComm Manual.zip |
This is the manual for the Windows version of mComm. It discusses installation, cable requirements, TPDD mode, and remote connections. |
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terminfo.txt |
Linux/Unix terminfo file for the M100/102/8301 and the T200 |
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| Lee Kelley |
Bought my first Model T in Fort Worth around 1990 have sense had 100s, 102s, 200s, 600s, M10, NECs, 1400, 1100, 1500, 2800, .... 2000s, 1200, 1000s, and now a Compaq but the 102 is still the best of them all. |
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RAM-ROM Maps.txt |
This is a modified version of the Covington Model 100 RAM/ROM maps, with labels and additional notations I've added. (I'm sure some were found by others and merely incorporated here by me. I just don't know which.)
I hope this helps others, and I hope they'll add their own insights and post their versions.
Feedback welcome. If I've screwed something up, I'd sure appreciate hearing the correct info. Thanks.
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CALC.BA |
Calc program from 26-3827 (tokenized) |
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Calc.mp3 |
Calc program from 26-3827 in MP3 (224Kbs) format |
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ENTOKE.EXE |
ENTOKE [filename] - DOS/Win program to convert plaintext BASIC program(s) to tokenized .BA version. The output file name will be the input file name with a .BA extension (.100/.200 -> BA1/BA2), so if the input file name ends in .BA it must first be renamed.
To batch convert a number of programs in a folder, rename all .BA -> .BAS and use the FOR..IN..DO command in DOS or Command (CMD) mode. e.g.:
FOR %A in (*.BAS *.100 *.200) DO ENTOKE %A |
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EntokeB.bat |
Script file for ENTOKE to allow drag-and-drop single file conversion in Windows XP; place in the same folder as ENTOKE.EXE and drag plaintext BASIC file on to it. |
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M100disXL.7z |
Ken Pettit's most excellent M100 ROM disassembly (as of 07/10/11) converted to an Excel spreadsheet with documented labels added, and a label cross-reference. A work in progress. |
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Mdump.DO |
A memory dump program in BASIC for Model T's:
Options:
Output to LCD (default, 8 addresses per line) or COM port (15/line, default 9600bd)
Hexadecimal (default) or Decimal addresses. |
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PORTAL.zip |
PORTAL maze game (originally in DL-ARC.EXE) |
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TeenyDL.zip |
Teeny/Desklink file transfer suite and some sample programs.
(Originally DL-ARC.EXE, PORTAL maze program removed to fit 500K size limit) |
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CRZDAT.DO |
Set your date to one that does not make sense. |
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DMPS.BA |
The Dungeon Master's Personnel Service in tokenised BASIC form. |
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DMPS.DO |
The Dungeon Masters Personnel Service in BASIC code. |
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DMPS.DOC |
Information about the Dungeon Master's Personnel Service program. |
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ELIZA.DO |
The best version I could find of Eliza, the computer therapist program. Moderately cleaned up and edited by me. Should work on anything that runs BASIC. |
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HEAR.DO |
As you age, your ability to hear higher frequencies decreases. This program plays ascending tones and display their frequency so that you can test the limits of your hearing. |
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ICHING.DO |
NOT WRITTEN BY ME... The I Ching for the Model 100!
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NIST.DO |
Set the time on your laptop accurately by calling the National Institute of Standards and Time. |
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NIST.TXT |
Instructions for the NIST program. |
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RSDEMO.BA |
Radio Shack demo for the Model 100! |
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SFBB.BAS |
Qbasic version of SF blue box program |
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SFBB.DO |
Single Frequency Blue Box program. |
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SFBB.TXT |
Updated instructions for the SF blue box program. |
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SOUND.DO |
Enter a frequency in Hertz, and the corresponding tone will be played. |
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SPASLA.BAS |
My friend Mark Hanson's game, Space Slalom, for the TRS-80 Color Computer. |
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TOPSEC.DO |
This program generates characters for Top Secret, TSR's RPG of modern day espionage. Based on code originally printed in Dragon Magazine #63 written for the TRS-80 Model I. |
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TZONE.DO |
Adjusts your time by any amount to accomadate time zones and Daylight Savings Time. |
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22.04.2024 12:33
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ACOMP |
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Hardware Scroll |
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Sudoku |
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SOL31C.BA |
Solitaire for M100/102. Features machine code graphics and sound. Ported from the TRS-80 Model III version. Needs SOLCR3.CO in RAM. |
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SOLCR3.CO |
Graphics routine for SOL31C.BA (Solitaire). Must be in RAM before running SOL31C.BA. Do not run SOLCR3.CO |
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| Randall Shreve |
As an Army MARS radio operator, I use Models 100 & 102 for portable packet operations. A Model 100 is also on full-time duty on my radio desk providing quick access to callsigns, frequencies and other data. The Tandy Model 102 is a wonderful writing too |
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Fq-wav.ba |
A simple Model 100 program to convert frequency to wavelength or wavelength to frequency for HAM or SWL applications. |
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Ls9.ba |
A simple Model 100 program for HAM radio operators to gain a general feel for S9 signal coverage (VHF) based upon antenna height. |
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| Robert Pigford |
Programs for the Model M100/T102 and T200 that help enhance our experiences. |
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Number Conversion |
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TOKENIZE |
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VBASIC |
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VBASIC.BA |
VBASIC.BA (in tokenized BASIC format, not .DO format). While once available on the Club100 BBS, here it is again. This great program by Dr. William T. Verts is called VBASIC. Line numbers are no longer needed when writing your BASIC programs.
VBASIC.BA translates the text form of a program that you created with a word processor (like TEXT). Line numbers are not needed. The resulting "translated" file is in .DO format file and subsequently can be LOADed into BASIC and run (and/or SAVEd).
PLEASE see the March 1990 issue of Portable 100 Magazine on Club100.org for all the details. Edit line #1200 for compatibility with your model of ModelT (use 63032 for the M100/T102 series, or 61189 for the T200). |
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VBASIC.EXE |
Dr. William T. Verts also created and made available on the old Club100 BBS a version of his VBASIC called VBASIC.EXE. This is the same as VBASIC.BA but created in an executable form to run on a DOS computer. VBASIC.EXE will translate your un-numbered text program files and produce the same line numbered text file suitable for LOADing into BASIC that VBASIC.BA would. As an executable file, it is much faster on a DOS machine than VBASIC.BA on the ModelT. Note: It seems to run in a DOS window under Windows XP just fine. Remember to have your source file in the same directory as VBASIC.EXE.
Interestingly, VBASIC.EXE can also be used to create a translated file for use with GWBASIC (for DOS) which also requires line numbers. Use GWBASIC commands and syntax in your text file, run VBASIC.EXE on it, and you will create a line numbered text file that can be LOADed into GWBASIC and run, etc.
See the March 1990 issue of Portable 100 Magazine available on Club100.org for all the details of VBASIC usage. |
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| Robert Smith |
http://www.smithvoice.com/trs80_100_traveling_software_test |
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| Ron Hudson |
Hey! I own a 102, but I probably use Virtual T more. |
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10.08.2013 08:58
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| Ron Wiesen |
Aside from Model T computing, my personal interests are: design, fabrication and operation of lightweight portable Amateur Radio transmission equipment; handcrafting optical telescopes and mountings used in general amateur astronomy and astrophotography. |
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CCR-82 Computer Cassette Tape Recorder |
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DXpeditions - Grayline Propagation Times |
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Inductance Loaded Radiator |
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Inductor Loaded Radiator -- an antenna modelling program |
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Log Recorder for Model 10x |
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Morse code Discriminator for Model 10x |
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Morse code Keyboard for models 200 and 10x |
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NATIVE |
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One-Time Pad encipherment~decipherment |
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One-time pad Letter-only cipher~decipher |
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Radio Orphan Annie Secret Decoder Badge |
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Rampac Diagnostic RD |
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Service Adjuncts of O___ System in Public Domain |
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Service Adjuncts of T___ System in Public Domain |
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TEENY |
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Ten-Tec Omni VI monitor |
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Transmission Line Coupler Project |
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Utilities |
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Dx0dx.do |
As-is, DX0DX.BA has short-term value to Radio Amateurs who desire contact with DXpedition operators of station DX0DX while it's on-air at Thitu Island. Thitu Island is in the Pacific ocean located at North 11° 03' 05.4" by East 114° 17' 02.0". The program reports the sunset time in UTC and sunrise time in UTC at Thitu Island (and solar azimuths) for the current date. It senses the DATE$ function of the laptop in order to ascertain the current date. Because times are reported in UTC (i.e., the Greenwich Mean Time zone) and the TIME$ function influences the change of date occurrence in the DATE$ function, accurate reports result only where you have set TIME$ and DATE$ of the laptop so that they express the UTC time and the UTC date. However for Grayline propagation prediction purposes, sufficiently accurate reports are obtained where the DATE$ of the laptop differs from the UTC date by less than 2 days. Note that DX0DX.BA is a special purpose variant of SUNUP.BA which also is available (file SUNUP.DO). |
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Ft5ga.do |
As-is, FT5GA.BA has short-term value to Radio Amateurs who desire contact with DXpedition operators of station FT5GA while it's on-air at Glorioso Islands. Glorioso Islands are in the Indian ocean located at South 11°30'00" by East 47°19'48". The program reports the sunset time in UTC and sunrise time in UTC at Glorioso Islands (and solar azimuths) for the current date. It senses the DATE$ function of the laptop in order to ascertain the current date. Because times are reported in UTC (i.e., the Greenwich Mean Time zone) and the TIME$ function influences the change of date occurrence in the DATE$ function, accurate reports result only where you have set TIME$ and DATE$ of the laptop so that they express the UTC time and the UTC date. However for Grayline propagation prediction purposes, sufficiently accurate reports are obtained where the DATE$ of the laptop differs from the UTC date by less than 2 days. Note that FT5GA.BA is a special purpose variant of SUNUP.BA which also is available (file SUNUP.DO). |
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ILDRAD.TXT |
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JD_MJD.DO |
JD MJD.BA converts the Gregorian date that the Model T laptop (M10x or M200) holds in its calendar to the corresponding Julian Day (JD) and Modified Julian Day (MJD). It is valid for Gregorian dates from January 1, 2000 (i.e., DATE$ of 01/01/00) through December 31, 2099 (i.e., DATE$ of 12/31/99). The simplified mathematics of this program is made possible by using a baseline JD of 1721119.5 (see commentary of line 5), which corresponds to the Gregorian date of March 3 in the year 1 Before Common Era (BCE) at midnight Universal Time Coordinated (UTC). Note that the MJD is a 5-digit shortened variant of the JD. You may use the 5 numerals of the MJD as the trailing 5 characters in a filename to designate its date. For example, file J56116.DO is a journal file for the Gregorian date of July 8, 2012. |
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LOGARS.DO |
Textual equivalent BASIC statements of the LOGARS program. |
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LOGARS.TXT |
Documentation of the LOGARS program.
LOGARS finds both the Common base 10 logarithms and Natural base e logarithms for any positive values that you provide. As an aid to folks who use slide rules, LOGARS also reports the mantissa part of the Common base 10 logarithms. |
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Plan 1c Beam Azimuths from Field Day 2009 Site.tif |
Azimuthal equidistance projection map centered on a 1320-foot elevation Field Day 2009 site. It shows the radio coverage by the two selectable major lobes of a 2-element echelon array (a coparallel array, end-fire antenna) as two color coded areas of ±27.5° beamwidth: blue&green along bidirectional 280°==100° heading, and red&orange along bidirectional 225°==045° heading. |
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SECTNS.DO |
This is a list of 83 section abbreviations that are in effect for the November Sweepstakes of 2012. There are 71 sections of the American Radio Relay League (ARRL); there are 12 sections of the Radio Amateurs of Canada (RAC). A section abbreviation is either 2-letter or 3-letter. With the cursor positioned at the beginning of file SECTNS.DO, press the F1 key (Find) and then enter a section abbreviation followed by 1 Space character in order to determine the validity of a section abbreviation. For example, pressing F1 and entering "SJV " confirms that SJV is a valid section abbreviation and that it stands for the "San Joaquin Valley" section. |
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Sunup.do |
SUNUP.BA reports sunset and sunrise times and solar azimuths at any Earth location for any date. It first prompts for the Latitude/Longitude coordinates of a place on Earth. Express coordinates in degrees as fractional numbers using: positive values for North latitudes and East longitudes, and negative values for South latitudes and West longitudes. For example, input "-37.81666667, 144.9666667" for the location of the city of Melbourne, Australia (i.e., South 37°49'0", by East 144°58'0"). It next prompts for a time zone for time results. Express this as a quantity of time zones situated West of Greenwich, England. For example, input "0" for the Greenwich Mean Time zone (i.e., time results in UTC). Lastly, it prompts you to elect a date using the format: numeric year, numeric month, numeric day. You may elect any past date, the current date, or any future date. For example, input "2012, 12, 21" for the date of December 21, 2012. The program then reports the time and solar azimuth of sunset and sunrise. |
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Vp6dx.do |
As-is, VP6DX.BA has short-term value to Radio Amateurs who desire contact with DXpedition operators of station VP6DX while it's on-air at Ducie Island. Ducie Island is a South Pacific atoll that's located at South 24°40'52.6" by West 124°47'11.0". The program reports the sunset time in UTC and sunrise time in UTC at Ducie Island (and solar azimuths) for the current date. It senses the DATE$ function of the laptop in order to ascertain the current date. Because times are reported in UTC (i.e., the Greenwich Mean Time zone) and the TIME$ function influences the change of date occurrence in the DATE$ function, accurate reports result only where you have set TIME$ and DATE$ of the laptop so that they express the UTC time and the UTC date. However for Grayline propagation prediction purposes, sufficiently accurate reports are obtained where the DATE$ of the laptop differs from the UTC date by less than 2 days. Note that VP6DX.BA is a special purpose variant of SUNUP.BA which also is available (file SUNUP.DO). |
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| Ronald Klein |
First home computers: 1979 NEC PC-8001A CP/M and ATARI 400. Early in career programmed in Fortran, C,. ATLAS, Z80 assembly. Recently have collected many 8 bit and 16 bit computers, incl. M100,T200,NEC PC-8801,PC-6000,PC-8201,PC-8300,PC-8401, PC-8500 |
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23.07.2009 02:10
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| Steve Adolph |
Utilities, ReMem stuff, REX stuff, notes, programming things. |
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DVI boot disk files |
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FLOPPY for TPDD-2 |
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GWbasic disassembler |
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Games |
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General Utilities |
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M100 Rom Routines summary |
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M100 overview |
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MENU add on for M100 and T102 |
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MVT100 for PC |
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Patched M10 Main ROM |
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QUAD |
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REX |
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REX 4.9 Beta |
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REX2 |
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REX3 NEC |
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ROM2S |
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ROM2_tips |
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ReMem Utilities |
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Romulus chess |
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T200 Ram module |
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TASM |
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XR4_EXTRAM_stuff |
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ZETRON option rom binaries |
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adding_nimh_to_M100T102 |
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bluetooth_adapter |
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creating_embeddedML_basic_programs |
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dolly |
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files for RAMPAC and DATAPAC |
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guardian |
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memchk |
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mods_to_upgrade_ram |
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patched_OS_ROMs |
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relocateable_ML_programs |
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tundra data sheets for 80C85 and 82C55 |
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undocumented_8085_opcodes |
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KC85rom.bin |
This is the main rom extracted from a Kyotronic KC 85 by Tony Mori. |
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LCDTST.DO |
This is a program I wrote to exercise hardware scrolling on M100/T102. HW scrolling is not implemented in the OS...too bad. |
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M100XCA.zip |
Some power basic code that converts M100 .CA files into ASCII files for use in other applications. May come in handy some day.
(PS - found on the web) |
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RelJMP.pdf |
This is an old article describing a method for making relative jumps and calls in 8085 language. |
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T200RAMV1.zip |
T200 RAM Version 1 Eagle files |
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WhatVersionM100.pdf |
There are two PCB versions of the M100-- one that is compatible with the published schematic (uses the oddball ROM pinout), and one that uses the standard ROM pinout.
Which do you have? If you are lucky you have the standard ROM version...which means ROM updates were really easy for you.
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m100y2k.pdf |
hardware conversion to 27c256 for original style M100 boards with the messed up rom pinout. |
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relative_calls_and_jumps.txt |
TASM assembly code and macros for making all types of relative calls and jumps. |
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txzm241.zip |
an xmodem program for windows/dos that worked well with M100 |
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zbg_program.zip |
ZBGASM debugger / assembler for M100
* Programs only
* Manual is a large file and can't be posted here, along with the programs. |
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25.02.2023 04:19
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| Steve Baker |
Herein awaits your Model T Dice Box (simulator for popular RPG dice mechanics) and a handful of misc. chips in .BX and .HEX formats (Super ROM 1.8, Disk + 3.1, Multiplan 1.0, etc.) |
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DICE-WAVs.txt |
Model T Dice Box - links to cassette .WAV audio versions of the .BA and .DO files (written by me) just for kicks. Each file is not quite 8MB in size. Go ahead, give your cassette input port some exercise! :-)
... link to the tokenized .BA file --> https://sourceforge.net/projects/model-t-dice-box/files/DICE-BA.WAV/download
... link to the source .DO file --> https://sourceforge.net/projects/model-t-dice-box/files/DICE-DO.WAV/download
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DICE.BA |
Model T Dice Box - tokenized BASIC file for RPG dice roll simulator, supporting a wide variety of popular dice mechanics (written by me) |
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DICE.BY |
Model T Dice Box - REX backup for RPG dice roll simulator, supporting a wide variety of popular dice mechanics (written by me) |
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DICE.DO |
Model T Dice Box - source code for RPG dice roll simulator, supporting a wide variety of popular dice mechanics (written by me) |
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Gold Card 7.10 Photos and 1988 Review.pdf |
20-page PDF of Gold Card v7.10 Photos and 1988 Review (Updated) --> 2 x 256Kb IC Card Storage Expansion (512Kb total) for the Model T (100/102). Got this working and took some initial photos to get a feel for what this is capable of doing. The PDF includes T102 screen shots, photos of the chip and drive hardware, and two articles from Portable 100, Fall 1988. Updated --> Added pics of the IC card battery compartment and a different 32Kb IC card (it works!). |
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Romulus-Chess-T200-Manual.pdf |
Romulus Chess manual for the classic T200 chess game, in low but legible resolution PDF format. The cassette WAV files are available here --> https://tribalsmile.com/modelt/Romulus-Chess-T200-Side1.wav and https://tribalsmile.com/modelt/Romulus-Chess-T200-Side2.wav (same content on both sides... I think!) |
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Tandy Model 100 ROM Functions.pdf |
13-page PDF scan of a document from Radio Shack that describes the Model 100 ROM Functions (700-2245) organized into multiple categories (LCD, Keyboard, Printer, Serial, Cassette, etc.) with information about the function name, description, and Hex. entry address. "These pages provide essential information for using ROM functions." |
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Tandy_Technical_Bulletin_-_Model_100_1986TandyBulletins_001-003.pdf |
Four-page PDF with Tandy Technical Bulletins for the Model 100: (1) 26-3802 RS-232 problems with DC-1200 and Model 12; (2) 26-3802 Battery replacement for the main logic board; (3) 26-3801 Different versions of ROM's. Somebody awesome posted this somewhere (sorry I'm not sure who to thank for this!) and I'm just posting it here for convenience. Cheers! |
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Tandy_Technical_Bulletin_-_Model_200_1986TandyBulletins_001-003.pdf |
Five-page PDF with Tandy Technical Bulletins for the Model 200: (1) 26-3860 Memory upgrade and checkout procedure; (2) 26-3860 Installation procedure of nicad upgrade. Somebody awesome posted this somewhere (sorry I'm not sure who to thank for this!) and I'm just posting it here for convenience. Cheers! |
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disk31.bx |
Disk+ (a.k.a Disk 4) ver 3.1 BX file (tested in REX) |
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disk31.hex |
Disk+ (a.k.a Disk 4) ver 3.1 ROM image |
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gold71.bx |
BX file (tested in REX) of Gold Card v7.10, a 2x256Kb storage expansion device for the M100/T102. This chip requires the hardware device (plugged into the System BUS) and at least one IC card. See the PDF in this folder for photos of the software and hardware in action. |
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gold71.hex |
HEX image of the Gold Card v7.10 chip, a 2x256Kb storage expansion device for the M100/T102. This chip requires the hardware device (plugged into the System BUS) and at least one IC card. See the PDF in this folder for photos of the software and hardware in action. |
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plan10.bx |
Microsoft MultiPlan v1.0 BX file (tested in REX) (this is widely available elsewhere, but hey I was learning how to convert HEX files so why not) |
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plan10.hex |
Microsoft MultiPlan v1.0 ROM extract (this is widely available elsewhere, but hey I was learning how to extract ROMs so why not) |
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r2c-nec.bin |
Binary extract of ROM2/Cleuseau chip for the NEC PC8201A ... at least I hope so. I don't have a NEC so I used a TL866II Plus to grab and save this binary file. The file size looks to be about right. I'm not sure how to test this but here it is just in case. |
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supr18.bx |
BX file (tested in REX) of the Super ROM v1.8 ROM from PCSG (I believe this is widely available elsewhere, but I was on a roll and extracted this anyway, just in case you need yet another copy) |
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supr18.hex |
HEX image of Super ROM v1.8 from PCSG (I believe this is widely available elsewhere, but I was on a roll and extracted this anyway, just in case you need yet another copy) |
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01.11.2015 21:23
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| Tom Fitzpatrick |
X10 remote control, digital clocks and timers, Booster Pak files & more, coming soon!` |
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Digclk.ba |
Smaller, clock-only version of DIGTIM.BA. Nice digital clock for the living room or den bookshelf, or as an IPL auto start program. Press any key to exit to the M100 main menu. |
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Digclk.txt |
DIGCLK.BA in viewable plain text. (The library file viewer corrupts the graphics characters, but if you click on the download icon it'll save correctly) |
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Digtim.ba |
Big digit digital clock, count up and count down timer. Handy around the kitchen. Bottom menu line turns off for clean display. In binary .BA format, so it can be used with Desklink without any conversion.
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Digtim.txt |
DIGTIM.BA in viewable plain text. (The library file viewer corrupts the graphics characters, but if you click on the download icon it'll save correctly) |
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16.08.2018 03:51
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| Tom Wilson |
Small utilities and games. Expect more to come as I learn to use this wonderful machine. |
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KEYS.BA |
Sets function keys to my preferred config.
File is binary BASIC. |
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model.do.ba |
Selects the computer model based on screen size. Currently supports Model 100 and 200.
This allows you to change your BASIC program's screen size based on the machine in use.
Program is ASCII Encoded BASIC |
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21.03.2020 19:28
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Kyotronic KC-85 |
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NEC PC-8201A |
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NEC PC-8300 |
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12.12.2013 12:56
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mwsr.ba |
MECHWARRIOR SKILL ROLLER program. |
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mwsr.do |
Doc. for MWSR.BA so read this first. |
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pigskn.ba |
Football! Easy to play! All one sided! |
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spdway.ba |
Download SPDWAY.DO first. Then enjoy this. |
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spdway.do |
Read this to learn how to drive SPDWAY.BA! |
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trek.ba |
The STAR TREK Game we've all been looking for. |
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10.08.2013 08:58
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Linux cross development |
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ROM images |
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Utils |
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games |
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dosm100-2019-07-22.zip |
NEW version of Telemark cross assember defs and code. Typos fixed, more system variables added |
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dosm100-2022-04-11.zip |
M100.def and friends for Telemark TASM assembler for dos/windows
New: Tandy 200 support!!! |
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dosm100-8.23.2017.zip |
m100.def and macros for Telemark Cross Assembler under DOS. Updated comments |
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dosm100.zip |
M100.DEF for Telemark Cross Assembler under DOS/Windows New version fixes incorrect address in FNDFIL, also documentation corrections |
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smallc-nec8201.zip |
Small-C for NEC 8201. MS-DOS cross compiler. Targets Telemark TASM. Seems to date back to 1998. Not Mine. |
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