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sunsea78
 Post subject: THANK YOU..
PostPosted: Thu Dec 23, 2004 3:01 pm 
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Dear....

Sorry for ditrubing you soo much. But in urgency, I am requesting a favor from you. As we dont know "asm" we can not correct the "hex". Could you correct and send it to us.

Or if this is not possible could you to gather the circuit and send it to us by DHL. I will be paying for the bill immediatly.

best regards,

Mehmet
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8BIT
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I'm sorry to see that you are having so much trouble. I have recompiled the code for you. It is now PAL only.

You can download it here:
http://users.softcom.net/darylr/download/vid-pal.zip

If this does not work, I can make arrangements to ship a completed board to you. Please contact me via email instead of using this forum.

My email address is:
65c02@softcom.net

Thanks!

Daryl
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8BIT
 Post subject: Re: Text Video Display
PostPosted: Thu Mar 20, 2014 5:12 am 
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I have updated my Composite Text Video display to a newer AVR. The benefit is that it is fully functional using a single chip + oscillator.

It also uses an SPI input which can be driven directly from a 6522's Serial shift register (CB1 & CB2). A handshake line is connected to PB7. Maximum SCK speed is 4MHz. To support the 6522, I use SPI Mode 3 with MSB first.

NTSC and PAL are still supported as are several options for fonts - Old DOS, C-64, Pet, and Apple2 fonts are available.

Here's the schematic:
Attachment:
File comment: Schematic
Vid2c.jpg
Vid2c.jpg [ 86.15 KiB | Viewed 7330 times ]


The 6502 display driver looks like this:

Code:
;
; 6522 Definitions
;
Vportb    =  $0280      ; VIA1 Port B
Vddrb     =  $0282      ; VIA1 Port B DDR
Vsr       =  $028A      ; VIA1 Shift Register
Vacr      =  $028B      ; VIA1 ACR
Vifr      =  $028D      ; Via1 IFR bit 1
Vier      =  $028E      ; Via1 IER

;----------------------------------------------------------------------
; Output contents of A to the Video Display
;  A is preserved, Flags are changed.
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
VOutput
                bit  vportb                   ;  read handshake byte (pb7)
                bmi  Voutput                  ;  if pb7=1, wait for AVR to be ready
                sta  vsr                      ; send to display via serial port
VOutput1
                bit  vportb                   ; read handshake byte
                bpl  Voutput1                 ; if pb7=0, wait for AVR to ack
                rts

;----------------------------------------------------------------------
; Call this once to initialize the interface
; it sets up Port B, pin 7 and CB1/CB2 for serial mode
; A is changed and Flags are changed.
;----------------------------------------------------------------------
VInitDisp                                             
                sei                           ; disable interrupts
                lda  Vddrb                    ; get ddr b
                and  #$7F                     ; force bit 7=0
                sta  vddrb                    ; set bit 7 to input
                lda  vacr                     ; get ACR contents
                and  #$E3                     ; mask bits 2,3,4
                ora  #$18                     ; set Shift out under control of PHI2 mode
                sta  vacr                     ; store to acr
                lda  #$04                     ; shift register flag in IER
                sta  vier                     ; disable shift register interrupts
                cli                           ; Enable Interrupts again
                rts                           ; done


I can provide pre-programmed AVR's to anyone interested in adding this to their projects.

Daryl

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 Post subject: Re: Text Video Display
PostPosted: Thu Mar 20, 2014 6:28 am 
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That looks really good! I'm interested in getting it, although I am not ready for it yet at the moment. You haven't put the update (about using the VIA's SR) on your website yet, right? (unless I didn't look in the right place).

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8BIT
 Post subject: Re: Text Video Display
PostPosted: Thu Mar 20, 2014 12:14 pm 
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Thanks Garth! No, not yet. I will add it there soon.

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Michael
 Post subject: Re: Text Video Display
PostPosted: Sun Apr 06, 2014 10:13 pm 
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8BIT wrote:
I have updated my Composite Text Video display to a newer AVR. The benefit is that it is fully functional using a single chip + oscillator.


Bravo, Daryl. Beautiful solution...
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Michael
 Post subject: Re: Text Video Display
PostPosted: Thu Dec 11, 2014 2:18 pm 
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Hi Daryl (and gang),

Just wondering if you've updated your Composite Text Video Display page with info' for the new single chip solution? I'd love to see a picture of the new video board, too.

Take care. Happy Holidays.

Mike
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8BIT
 Post subject: Re: Text Video Display
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Michael wrote:
Hi Daryl (and gang),

Just wondering if you've updated your Composite Text Video Display page with info' for the new single chip solution? I'd love to see a picture of the new video board, too.

Take care. Happy Holidays.

Mike


Sorry, I did not create a new board for the 1 chip version. Also, there may be some desire to keep the external flip flop in the circuit to ensure the handshaking is stable. I can provide a schematic and the source code if you like. I'll try to get that updte on my website too. Thanks for the reminder!

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 Post subject: Re: Text Video Display
PostPosted: Fri Dec 12, 2014 2:54 am 
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Michael, you might want you take a look at Rich Cini's version of Daryl's board:

http://www.classiccmp.org/cini/6502proj.htm

He includes a one chip video output based upon Daryl's design. I built one of my own and his parts list and documentation was helpful. Between Daryl and Rich the design is well documented and thought out.
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Michael
 Post subject: Re: Text Video Display
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Martin_H wrote:
Michael, you might want you take a look at Rich Cini's version of Daryl's board:

http://www.classiccmp.org/cini/6502proj.htm

He includes a one chip video output based upon Daryl's design. I built one of my own and his parts list and documentation was helpful. Between Daryl and Rich the design is well documented and thought out.


Hi Martin,

I've seen that page before. I'm not familiar with the Commodore IEC interface and I couldn't find any pictures of the finished board...

Regards, Mike
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Michael
 Post subject: Re: Text Video Display
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8BIT wrote:
Michael wrote:
Hi Daryl (and gang),

Just wondering if you've updated your Composite Text Video Display page with info' for the new single chip solution? I'd love to see a picture of the new video board, too.

Take care. Happy Holidays.

Mike


Sorry, I did not create a new board for the 1 chip version. Also, there may be some desire to keep the external flip flop in the circuit to ensure the handshaking is stable. I can provide a schematic and the source code if you like. I'll try to get that updte on my website too. Thanks for the reminder!

Daryl


Yes, I would enjoy studying the source. Thank you for the offer.

Happy Holidays... Mike
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Martin_H
 Post subject: Re: Text Video Display
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Michael, here's a YouTube video of my board:

http://youtu.be/Hh49YasiYv8
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 Post subject: Re: Text Video Display
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Nice video Martin, thanks for that!
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Michael
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Martin_H wrote:
Michael, here's a YouTube video of my board:

http://youtu.be/Hh49YasiYv8


Very nice! Thank you, Martin...
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 Post subject: Re: Text Video Display
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Thanks guys, I'm glad you liked the video.
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