22 Nov
2002
22 Nov
'02
11 a.m.
Hmm, I have an NMOS PACE.. does that count as odd?
Will J
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11:48 a.m.
> Hmm, I have an NMOS PACE.. does that count as
odd?
Somebody has got that chip! Do you have the
instruction
set and other information online? It seems a lot of chips
never sell to the hobbyist/homebrewer and this was one of them.
I think I have a set of manuals ...
Gruss
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2:29 p.m.
On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Hans Franke wrote:
I think I have a whole development system.
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> Hmm, I
have an NMOS PACE.. does that count as odd?
Somebody has got that chip! Do you have the
instruction
set and other information online? It seems a lot of chips
never sell to the hobbyist/homebrewer and this was one of them.
I think I have a set of manuals ... 
1:09 p.m.
ben franchuk <bfranchuk(a)jetnet.ab.ca> wrote:
It seems a lot of chips
never sell to the hobbyist/homebrewer and this was one of them.
Not really. At least one hobbyist/homebrewer I know did in fact
buy a PACE and build a system. Also Godbout advertised PACE-based
stuff, though I don't know how many they sold.
I'll be really impressed (but not completely surprised) if a hobbyist
somewhere built a system using National's earlier IMP-16 chipset.
2:44 p.m.
On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Eric Smith wrote:
ben franchuk <bfranchuk(a)jetnet.ab.ca> wrote:
I have some sort of IMP-16 development system as well I believe. Either
that or at least the processor and some data books.
I have a processor board that came out of some medical test equipment that
a hobbyist hacked into a general purpose computer. I can't remember if it
was based on the PACE or the IMP-16, but it was certainly one of them.
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It seems a lot of chips
never sell to the hobbyist/homebrewer and this was one of them.
Not really. At least one hobbyist/homebrewer I know did in fact
buy a PACE and build a system. Also Godbout advertised PACE-based
stuff, though I don't know how many they sold.
I'll be really impressed (but not completely surprised) if a hobbyist
somewhere built a system using National's earlier IMP-16 chipset.
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