Apple 1 Replica SBC! RC6502 Building and Testing
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- In my first video for this channel, I will examine the RC6502 single board computer, a modern day recreation of the original Apple I created by Steve Wozniak.
Check out the project here:
github.com/teb...
In this video, I used my Hakko FX-888D soldering station, some Tabiger lead-free solder, MG Superwick solder braid, and some cheap magnifying desk lights, helping hands, desk fan and safety goggles from Amazon.
Your soldering technique looks fine to me! Granted I'm legally blind and you're not zoomed in far enough for me to see your solder connections. But it's better than I can do and if it works, it works. On the Internet, everyone's a critic, including and especially those who say much about how they'd have done it better…if they'd bother to do anything at all, that is.
Thank you very much for making this. I've recently ordered the same boards and it's nice to see possible problems I could run into.
You got this, man! My thing was my flux, I just needed to add more and keep adding some during the process sometimes, too. It works differently for everyone, and it is why I consider it a serious art! You'll find your groove! Thanks for sharing all your information! We are ALL students, nobody can learn it all!
As have been mentioned earlier the Arduino doesn't support any kind of flow support, so a modern computer will easily lead to characters getting lost. Adding a character and line delay would fix this, TeraTerm supports this if on Windows. Happy to see you got the hardware up and running 😀
40 FOR B=99 TO 98 STEP 0: PRINT : FOR W=0 TO 2: IF W
What a combination, Arduino Nano and 6502-Singleboard for serial Input/Output. Is the Original Apple Rom in this Clone Board.
I suggest you make the cabinet out of Norwegian Wood.
Isn't it good..... Norwegian Wood?
Once you have arvdude installed how do you compile the pia communicator to the Arduino?
Nice project. Thank you for posting the review. The issue you were seeing with uploading files seems an awful lot like a buffer overflow on the SBC side. I noticed on the silkscreen that the terminal parameters mentioned XON/XOFF flow control. Have you verified that this is enabled for your terminal program? If not, try enabling it and see if that fixes your problem.
Hi, in new to 8bit computers, and i want to ask, that won't the Arduino be more powerful than the computer itself?
Yeah, it definitely is (or really, about the same actually), but we're just using it as a makeshift IO controller in this case.
What program did you use to transfer the software to the RC6502? And did you work out what the issues were?
Video showing where to download and how to run programs for your rc6502: ua-cam.com/video/jSqrTGpBXsE/v-deo.html
It might just be the line timing adjust the line timing from 50 ms to 200ms and then adjust till you find the best value
At 15:00 the transfer is to fast for long rows it have to pause the transfer at end of the line at Carriage Return.
You really didnt show how you built this from scratch.