3 Aug
2000
3 Aug
'00
4:28 p.m.
Kevin Schoedel wrote:
I have 2 6800D2's, the full manual and the power supplies. One has the
keyboard interface the other does not (I had the keyboard around here
somewhere. Nice to know that they are rare, but they're not for sale. :-)
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On 2000/08/03 at 8:08am -0500, you wrote:
>>Also got a 6800 evaluation board, MEK6800D2,
with hex keypad & LED display.
That's cool. The 6800 evaluation boards are rare. That module is
described in Motorola's MicroProcesor Applications Manual for the 6800. I
HIGHLY recommend that book if you're interested in the 6800s.
I don't have that book. While I'm not especially interested in
microprocessors generally, these little boards remind me of the first
machine I owned myself -- although at 512 bytes, this one has *twice* as
much memory. *Luxury*!