18 Nov
2009
18 Nov
'09
3:02 p.m.
And putting your output on a tape and trying to load
that ?
Okay, I'll try that. Have to dig out the tape recorder though :)
Because if that's a working soluntion a filter
should do something..
If there tape is generating only pulses the rise time could be affecting the
smitt trigger or other signal shaping circuit.
If so, though, I should be able to compensate for that. What kinds of things
could I do to the signal to make it more acceptable?
Another thing, is it possible the tape set some kind
of signal like write
enable or read etc..
No, the Tomy tape recorder is a dumb recorder, I'm pretty sure. Also, there
are only in and out data lines on the cable.
And last but not least, some tape stored programs have
a kind of lead-in
with enables the computer to sync on the tape signal.
Yes, I have the full sync mark accounted for, and made sure I gave plenty
of lead time before hitting SAVE and lead time after, so I'm sure I have
all the data.
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