CitiBank

[Atari8bitCarts]

I've recently aquired the Citibank Home Access cartridge and was wondering if anyone knew more about it. It appears to be from the ROMOX cartridge program or something (since the cartridge is ROMOX)??

I do not currently have a modem hooked up to my system but I've provided a couple screen shots.

 

Thank you.

Edited August 24, 2011 by chrislynn5

[svenski]

Online banking (!) for Citibank customers, very rare cart I thinks.

[Fletch]

I've recently aquired the Citibank Home Access cartridge and was wondering if anyone knew more about it. It appears to be from the ROMOX cartridge program or something (since the cartridge is ROMOX)??

I do not currently have a modem hooked up to my system but I've provided a couple screen shots.

 

Thank you.

 

How friggin cool is that?

 

I had no idea such a thing existed.

[Fres]

"This screen will remain displayed." ... I like that (in case you were waiting for something else to happen).

[+Stephen]

Awesome - can you take an image of this? I have never heard anything about it.

[sloopy]

there was one on ebay a few months back, went for well over $200, and was complete with all doc's (i got outbid around $50 :'(

 

 

sloopy.

[Kr0tki]

Awesome - can you take an image of this? I have never heard anything about it.

I would like to ask for dumping to ROM image too, as this cartridge was never dumped to this day.

Edited August 25, 2011 by Kr0tki

[sack-c0s]

Am I the only one who looks at that white on blue 'there has been a problem' screen and thinks that Bill Gates may have owned one of these cartridges at some point and taken inspiration for a certain windows feature?

[Mirage]

"There may be a problem with your equipment."

 

Yeah, like it's approaching 25 years "obsolete"!

[Heaven/TQA]

Homebanking software... cool... what next? an Habitat Client?

[Atari8bitCarts]

Awesome - can you take an image of this? I have never heard anything about it.

I would like to ask for dumping to ROM image too, as this cartridge was never dumped to this day.

 

I would like to, but I haven't updated my skills yet. I've been researching so I can produce my own ROM's. I really want to be able to do this on my carts. I have a bunch of software and equipment. I have AtariMax dev kit. I have other copy tools. What do you suggest?

[Rybags]

If you've got the AtariMax USB cartridge programmer, then you can just use that to copy most cartridges.

 

Otherwise, I could supply a program to copy it using the Atari.

[Atari8bitCarts]

If you've got the AtariMax USB cartridge programmer, then you can just use that to copy most cartridges.

 

Otherwise, I could supply a program to copy it using the Atari.

 

How do I use AtariMax programmer. That connects to my PC and uses that software to move already produced ROM's and move to a cart.

Thanx.

[Rybags]

You have to intall the Maxflash Studio software.

 

Then you select "Dump" and pick the cartridge type.

 

Most likely it's an 8 or 16K cart. Just choose the 16K, the file can be trimmed back later if it's only 8.

[Atari8bitCarts]

You have to intall the Maxflash Studio software.

 

Then you select "Dump" and pick the cartridge type.

 

Most likely it's an 8 or 16K cart. Just choose the 16K, the file can be trimmed back later if it's only 8.

 

Ok, Thanx, I'll give it a try!

[Mathy]

Hello guys

 

"There may be a problem with your equipment."

Oh, seems like there's a physician in that card too. Guess it will soon prescribe "the pill".

 

CU

 

Mathy

[Atari8bitCarts]

Here's a couple unverified dumps. I haven't had time to test. One is 16k, the other 64kb since the cart has 800XL on the label.

Citibank_DirectAccess_16k.bin

Citibank_DirectAccess_64k.bin

[phaeron]

I got the 16K image to work in Atari++. It does direct SIO to the 850 interface, so it won't work with CIO-level device emulation, which rules out current versions of Altirra and I think Atari800.

[svenski]

Just remember that cart might have been personalized to one customer and you might end up accessing someone's bank account !

[+kheller2]

In the ROM header: 12/03/84 George R. Woodside

 

 

 

© Citibank, NA 1984 Member FDIC

 

 

A few error messages indicates there is a disk version

 

 

There may be a problem with your diskette. Please reload it.

If it still does not load correctly, make another copy from your original Direct Access diskette.

If the newly copied diskette does not load correctly, please call customer service for assistance.

 

Modem types:

 

type of modem you are

using, then press

 

1 Atari 830

2 Atari 1030

3 Hayes Smartmodem 300

4 Hayes Smartmodem 1200

5 Radio Shack Direct Connect I

6 Radio Shack Direct Connect II

7 Other RS-232C manual modem

Edited August 25, 2011 by kheller2

[+Stephen]

Thanks so much for dumping this! I'll see if I can use it to pay my CitiBank VISA

[raskar42]

you should call citibank tech support and tell them you're having trouble with your home banking program.

 

Edit :

I'm serious - somebody call and record it - youtube gold.

1-800-374-9700

Edited August 25, 2011 by raskar42

[Chuck D. Head]

Thanks so much for dumping this! I'll see if I can use it to pay my CitiBank VISA

You might be able to use it overpay your CitiBank Visa in 1984, making them owe you a s-load of interest today.

[Kr0tki]

Thanks!

[qix_maniac]

you should call citibank tech support and tell them you're having trouble with your home banking program.

 

Edit :

I'm serious - somebody call and record it - youtube gold.

1-800-374-9700

 

I can see headline tomorrow! "Atari Age member gets arrested" for hacking into citibank account