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Complete Code for "7 TIny Words" program (like the popular "7 Little Words" app) in both Assembly Language and Pascal. I have most of it prototyped in BASIC, so it's off to a good start.

I'm reading Ralph Molesworth's Introduction to Assembly Language for TI Home Computer. I'm open to other good suggestions for TI Assembly Language reference books including using Assembly Language with P-Code and Pascal.

Thanks for the info on my speech synthesizer. The date code is (LTA4280) serial number is (9058124). Let me know if there is any other info I can provide.

Received mine a few months ago and just now installing...and look what I found in my Speech Synthesizer? This one has the Grom connector in it! I've had about a dozen of these Speech Synthesizers and never seen one with the connector. I got this when I got a system that had RAVE Speech Synthesizer card in the PEB (Which I sold last year). I think I'll keep this one as is and sacrifice one of my other 3 that doesn't have this cute appendage.

Vorticon, Thanks for the link! I didn't see this posted on this thread, but here is a great page that references plenty of good info on the UCSD P-Code system on the TI 99/4a http://pascal.hansotten.com/ucsd-p-system/texas-instruments-and-ucsd/ Thanks all!

I installed two additional drives to one of my TI 99/4A PEBs today after several hours of trial-n-error. I finally found the answer here on this post. Your suggestions and instructions helped tremendously and all three drives, including the original PHP1250, are working great! I did end up untwisting my edge connector ribbon cable, to get mine to work, however. Thanks all!

Did you ever sell these? If so, do you know where I can find another set?

WOW! Just finished reading this entire thread. I used the TI-99/4A UCSD PASCAL with P-CODE card in the late 80's when I was in college. I think I was the only student using the TI at University of Iowa in the 80's. The Terminal Emulator did great connecting to main frames so I could upload my code, test it on the University's systems, then print my code on greenbar sheets and turn it in to the TA. I'm buying a fairly complete system with a P-CODE card, so going to start looking for the Editor, Compiler and Linker software online. (If anyone has a complete set of the original manuals and disks, let me know.) Thanks! Ron