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  1. On 10/25/2023 at 3:46 PM, newTIboyRob said:

    Let me think here a minute. If my PC is upstairs and my actual TI is downstairs, you are saying I could record a WAV file to my PC up here using a USB sound card? (My PC has its own sound card)  Now I would go back downstairs to my TI. I could then get that WAV file from PC back into TI the without an actual tape?  I don't quite follow, could you explain a little please?

     

    I think I tried something similar to what you said on page 3 of my other post, the one you asked me about yesterday called "I/O error 66=?"   

     

    See the PDF for the setup - (I have a drawing here, I used PC speakers in between and used that 3.5mm plug via the TI-99/4a Cassette cable to the Cassette port of TI-99/4A)

     

     

    Here is an example, loading .wav files from a PC to a TI-99/4A   

     

     

     

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  2. 14 hours ago, Boschloo said:

    I'm looking inside my PEB and it looks pristine. The only card I have on there is the Flex Cable interface, though.

    Is there something I can do to test and see if the PEB still works? Like, connect the Flex to the TI-99/4A and type in some command?

    I would like to start buying cards, but not if the PEB is busted. They're hard to find cheap.

     

    (I am open to combine it in 1x shipment for the items you are interested in, but it might still cost):

     

    ... shipment price I cannot change from Thailand, but today I listed some PEB cards and Disk Drives:

    https://www.ebay.com/usr/ronvankl_0

    * RS232 Card + Cables

    * Disk Controller + Cable

     

    * 1x TEAC 5.25 drive (black)

    * 2x Matsushita (white) 5.25 drives

    * 2x  3.5 Drive 80 tracks and 3.5 normal drive

     

    * Flex Cable (but you have this one already)

     

    * and more modules listed as well.

     

  3. On 10/24/2023 at 7:34 AM, RickyDean said:

    Yes, nice system, it is our @globeron in Thailand, who is selling this. I believe that's right.

     

     

    Hi @GDMike / @RickyDean

     

    There is much more (all packed up):

    https://www.ebay.com/usr/ronvankl_0

     

    TI99VIDEOS (with EBAY indicated in front of it, that is working before I packed it)

    https://www.youtube.com/@Globeron-TI99VIDEOS/videos

     

     

    Correct the Myarc Geneve 9640 is my system (it is the complete system, PEB box + Geneve + Rave99 + HRD3000, FlashFloppy-USB drive, 3.5 drive, plus OSSC for output)

    reason I ship it all together, because it took me some time to learn it and to get a stable video-output signal 15 KHz (very sharp with OSSC)

     

    I video-ed that all is working before packing it all in boxes... and then DHL asks me to unpack it and re-pack it in their boxes 🙂

    (and agree with you ... eBay, gee what a system and complicated setup for international shipments, but I think I have it almost under control,

    expect shipment costs for books, papers, as they lock it at USD 20, while my shipment costs are higher for this material, see DHL attachment 

    - Zone 3 for  USA and Europe '

     

     

     

     

    EXPRESS EASY RATES.jpeg

  4. On 10/2/2023 at 3:14 AM, unhuman said:

    Daag shipping is big bucks (from Thailand, apparently)

    Correct,  Thailand Post does not allow electronic equipment (computers they refused),  1x little box with 32K chips the manager had to approve it.....not sure about disks.

     

    So far DHL is doing an excellent job and receivers are happy  (here are the prices - https://forums.atariage.com/topic/215689-ti-related-ebay-heads-up-notice/?do=findComment&comment=5323772

    Zone 3 is for EU and USA.    The enveloppe they only allow documents,  so I am stuck with minimal USD 64 shipment costs ...  (THB 2310).

     

    I can try to send it via Thailand post. 

     

     


  5. Via Ebay     

    * TI-99 UberGrom + TL866 programmer + chips (49F040 flash ROM) + Atmel 1284p 
    (Atmel AT49F040-90JC 4 MB 512K x 8 CMOS Flash Memory) / Atmel ATMEGA1248P
     
    This version of the board does not have in-system programming capability for the 29F040/49F040 flash chips (on the ROM side), but it is possible to program the Atmel1284P (GROM side) in-system (with Tursi's program)
     
     
     
    You can swap the chips, or re-program chips with the TL866 programmer  
     
    *  Currently Installed in the module is the Education Software Software  
        (video - https://youtu.be/JAo8FWfFmSE)
     
    * Additional chips with  XBsuite 2.7 installed  (swap the chips in the module, then you have XB.27)
       Example video: https://youtu.be/99EhDIhLtrM  and  https://youtu.be/SVCmvWH7Yjo
      (note if you have a Speech Synthesizer you can upgrade the XB27 to support Speech at Startup by Gazoo/Tursi.
      
    * TL866 Programmer to be used on a PC to re-program the chips for any UberGrom purpose
     
    (or built a 2048K Games 1 module if I am correct - https://forums.atariage.com/topic/231451-2048k-cartridge/)
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  6. On 7/23/2020 at 8:31 PM, globeron said:

     

    (write up is maybe not 100%, but it might help other people)

     

    I finally managed to get it to work

    (if I remember correctly 2 years ago, I wanted to do this, because my nanoPEB RS232 did not work somehow)

    and now with UberGromHDX I can transfer from a PC files via Serial to the NanoPEB (without taking out the CF-card)

    but then came the TIPI (sidecar) in my life, but now I am building a network with multiple TIs and had a standalone

    TI that needed to be networked (with a standalone 32K  or nanoPEB)

     

    burn the ATMEL CHIP  (the .bin file eaprom_V_UG.bin) 

    (I only programmed the ATMEL chip, in the past I wrote a procedure for this, see the last part)

    UberCart-Programming-v1-Aug-2017.pdf 4.44 MB · 78 downloads

     

     

    @F.G. Kaal  Fred:

    It would be good to add a procedure the "how to" map the GROM base of the UART TTL device.

    http://www.ti99-geek.nl/Projects/ti99hdx/ti99hdx_ubergrom.html

     

    (my cable is USB-DB9 -- normal connector (MALE), to a DB9 (FEMALE) to DB9 (MALE) to the DB9 FEMALE UART device

    and the pins are mapped like on your photo.  VCC to +5V,  TXD to TXD,  RXD to RXD, GND to GND)

    (thus no need for a gender-changer or cross-cable-adapter).

     

    To do the UART mapping:

    1. Download the .zip here

    https://harmlesslion.com/cgi-bin/showprog.cgi?search=ubergrom

     

    2. as I use this on a standalone TI (with NanoPEB attached first, but actually want to use it with 32K attached only)

        how to get the file to the TI:

        a. Used the CF-card on my PC and saved the gromcfg.dsk to a volume on the CF-card

            (using the TIDIR tool of Fred  ti99-geek.nl website)

        b. then using the nanopeb  in TI-BASIC:  CALL MOUNT(2,Volume)

        c. with E/A  option 5 (of the UberGromHDX module) DSK2.GROMCFG

     

    3. in GROMCFG now press CTRL F

        and browse with > to the   >983C

        then press A  (for >A000)

        then press U  (to assign UART)

     

    4. then SAVE  (DSK2.UARTSAVE) 

        it overwrites the Ubergrom

     

    5. press FCTN 7

        then make sure the CTRL B  (Base is ON), rest is OFF

        (not sure if this is correct, but it works for me)

     

    6. Start TI99HDX 9.1  (settings are for me on COM3 for the USB port mapping)

        38400, 8, E, 1

        and at communication status DTR and RTS are on   (rest are all off)

     

    7. start module > Editor Assembler V

        option 7 Utilities

        option 5 UberHDX

        it will initialise quickly and on the PC you will see also that it is initialized

     

        then for source enter SRC:  HDX1.

     

     

    image.thumb.png.48a6a54e15c2c7adae59d5aab1057f97.png

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Selling this UberGrom + RS232 connection  https://www.ebay.com/itm/404526205864

     

    See video for details

     
     
     
    All components to connect a TI-99/4A UberGrom based  RS232 module to connect to PC (HDX Server) + cables 
     
    * 1x  UberGrom + UART TTL RS232 module to connect to PC HDX Server software
     
    * 1x USB-to-DB9
     
    * 1x DB9 - DB9 Cable
     
    Project (Website of Fred K.):
     
     
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  7. @jrhodes / @hloberg

     

     

    Via ebay I am selling the original PC99 disks (from CADD Electronics) + update of the software and including CYC.

    TI-99/4A Emulator CADD Electronics PC99 Suite + Cyc. + Disk + USB-Stick

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/404521168415

     

     

    Here is an example of Buck Rogers running in PC99W - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLmcLVDtAXg

     

    Correct we have enough emulators already:

    (in the past I used PC99W to compare between different emulators:  V9T9 DOS (Ed S), V9T9 Java (Ed S), Classic99 (Mike B),  JS99er (Rasmus M),  MESS/MAME (Michael Z), TI-99/Sim (Marc. R), Win99a (Cory B.) Ti994w (Fred K.) 

    and other emulators making use of TI/SIM (like PSP99 and RetroPi-Raspberry) and MAME (Batocera and RetroBat)

     

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  8.  

    FYI -  I have 1x UCSD P-System for PEB box  (selling via eBay) 

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/404517529697

    * Shipment from Thailand via DHL  (Zone 3 Express Easy 3 Box shipment costs USD 110)

     

     

    Description:

    very rare - TI-99/4A UCSD P-Code Card (black shell) for PEB Box

     

    See video - starts up the UCSD IV.0 system
    1. https://youtu.be/ynkZ4HdGBBM

     

    Requires additional floppy disks (see whtech and atariage site for details)

    See: https://ftp.whtech.com/Diskettes/UCSD_Pascal/

     

    https://forums.atariage.com/topic/193355-pascal-on-the-994a/page/21/#comment-5300489

     

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