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Michael Holley did not invent a microprocessor chip or start a computer company, he was just fortunate enough to be an observer of and participant in the personal computer revolution. In January 1975 while visiting Cuba, he bought the Popular Electronics with the Altair 8800 on the cover. Computers were in his future. The talk will cover working at the Byte Shop in 1976-1977 and being a member of the Homebrew Computer Club and the Northwest Computer Society and the various characters he met at that time. Michael started a web site on the Southwest Technical Products Corporation 6800 computer in 2000 and will cover the history SWTPC and the Motorola 6800.
A talk at Vintage Computer Festival East 7.0 on May 15, 2011.
- published: 09 Jan 2016
- views: 19
El microprosesador de motorola girando en circulos mediante loops infinito :)
motorola 6800
- published: 24 Apr 2012
- views: 1016
Full tutorial at:
http://aleksandargrbic.com/2012/12/26/dosbox-ms-dos-emulator-motorola-6800-simulator/
In this video I'm explaining how to run some really old applications from MS-dos (Win 95, Win 98, etc) on the latest operating systems. This video shows how to install and run Motorola 6800 simulator on windows 7.
- published: 26 Dec 2012
- views: 2222
Motorola 6800 processor running on a replica Apple 1 (Mimeo 1) computer.
The Apple 1 computer originally used a MOS 6502 microprocessor. The design by Steve Wozniak also made allowances to use a Motorola 6800 (or MOS 6501) processor.
Eric Smith recently wrote a version of the Apple 1 monitor program for the 6800 which runs on the MESS emulator (See http://whats.all.this.brouhaha.com/2011/07/18/success/), but to my knowledge, noone has been successful in getting it to run on real hardware...Until now!
In theory, to use a 6800, the clock generator section needs to be fitted with components, a 7404 fitted to position C1, and the two "6502" solder links opened on the PCB.
However, I found that the 6800 won't work on the Apple 1 as is. Firstly using a 7404 in position C1 is too fast to properly generate the two-phase clock. However, I found that using a 74L04 works (because of a longer propagation delay). Secondly, pin 39 on the processor is left floating which causes unreliable operation. Pulling this to ground with a 10k resistor fixes that issue.
- published: 02 Feb 2013
- views: 3544
8 bit, 68B09E computer. Haven't yet implemented RAM or ROM (or serial interface) yet, so right now it has its data bus hard wired for a $12 command (no op). Essentially, this computer is coded to idle.
Few other notes: Other items connected on the MPU: NMI, IRQ, FIRQ, and HALT lines tied to "high" (+5 volt, binary "1").. Reset also tied to "high" unless the reset button is pressed, which then makes the reset line "low".. I said "horizontal", but I meant "vertical" if you were wondering. The voltage regulator circuit is super simple- based off a 7805.
Oh yeah- I said binary 18, but actually it is a decimal 18, or a hex $12, or in binary 00010010 which is what the data bus is wired to. The hex $12 tells the MPU what built-in instruction to run, and in this case as mentioned in the video, it is a "No Op" command, which instructs the MPU to do nothing for that cycle, and to grab the next instruction. In total, the MPU chip has 59 different built-in instructions.
The Motorola 6809 microprocessor was first introduced in 1978, but is still used today. You can read more about it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6809
http://putnamelectronics.com
- published: 14 Sep 2013
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February 18, 1984 - Steve Wozniak talks at Independence High School, Independence, Ohio at an event organized by the Northeast Ohio Apple Users Group (NEO Apple Corps). Topics include: Byte magazine; microcomputer kits; the Homebrew Computer Club; finds out about about MITS, Altair 8800, Basic and floppy disks; designs computer based on the Motorola 6800; the MOS 6502 microprocessor, Basic sold by Microsoft (5:03); copies of Microsoft Basic are made at the Homebrew microcomputer club (7:10); sale of computer items at the Homebrew Computer Club; writes Basic for the MOS 6502 microprocessor; builds computer (Apple I) based on the MOS 6502 microprocessor; Steve Jobs suggests to build computer boards and start a company (12:53); Apple becomes the name of the company (14:25); Apple Computer's third partner (15:47); first computer boards, HP's legal clearance, first order of fully populated boards (16:32); introduction of Apple I computer at PC 76; origins of Apple II, access to Atari's lab (19:45); development of Apple II prototype (22:35); shows Apple II prototype at HP, HP misses opportunities (25:02); sales of Apple I computers, venture capital to build Apple IIs (28:30); Mike Markula's investment (29:30); reluctance to quit Hewlett-Packard, I/O bus structure of Apple II was designed by a Hewlett-Packard employee (30:56); Mike Scott as Apple Computer's president (32:26); different roles at Apple Computer; Steve Jobs had no computer design/programming background, Jobs' contributions to Apple II (33:10); Apple II's power supply designed by an Atari employee (34:26); Apple II as first personal computer (34:39); introduction of Apple II computer at First West Coast Computer Faire, prank with fake brochures (35:53); Mike Markula as marketing manager, contributions, Apple II advantages (38:20); Apple Computer's need for floppy disks and floating point Basic, Microsoft's adapts its floating point Basic to the Apple II's 6502 microprocessor (40:35); designs floppy disk controller (Christmas 1997); Apple Computer at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas (January 1978) (45:00); Apple Computer at PCC in Dallas, free movies and prank at hotel (46:50); Apple Computer's success due to the introduction of floppy disk drives (49:00). Q&A; session (49:30).
Copyright 1984
Note: This video may only be used for purposes such as criticism, review, private study, scholarship, or research.
- published: 12 Apr 2015
- views: 421
A rather unusual machine from the 70's: the SWTPC (South West Technical Products) 6800 (named after the used microprocessor Motorola 6800). This machine did not use the S-100 bus but created its own bus system and it used the Motorola 6800 processor instead of the more popular Intel 8080 or Z80.
- published: 20 Jan 2012
- views: 1961
Motorola MEK6800D2 was a microprocessor evaluation kit from 1976 that later evolved to a complete computer system (called EXORcizer) width periferals and operating system.
But this baby only had a "monitor" program which provided very basic functions such as reading and writing memory addresses and the like. The input method consisted of a hexadecimal keypad with eight additional function keys.
This kit has similarities with the ET-3400 from Heathkit and it is code compatible since both use 6800 architecture.
- published: 11 Dec 2012
- views: 877
The 6800 was an 8-bit microprocessor designed and first manufactured by Motorola in 1974. The MC6800 microprocessor was part of the M6800 Microcomputer System that also included serial and parallel interface ICs, RAM, ROM and other support chips. A significant design feature was that the M6800 family of ICs required only a single five-volt power supply at a time when most other microprocessors required three voltages. The M6800 Microcomputer System was announced in March 1974 and was in full production by the end of that year.
The 6800 architecture and instruction set were influenced by the then popular Digital Equipment Corporation PDP-11 mini computer. The 6800 has a 16-bit address bus that could directly access 64 KB of memory and an 8-bit bi-directional data bus. It has 72 instructions with seven addressing modes for a total of 197 opcodes. The original MC6800 could have a clock frequency of up to 1 MHz. Later versions had a maximum clock frequency of 2 MHz.
In addition to the ICs, Motorola also provided a complete assembly language development system. The customer could use the software on a remote timeshare computer or on an in-house mini-computer system. The Motorola EXORciser was a desktop computer built with the M6800 ICs that could be used for prototyping and debugging new designs. An expansive documentation package included datasheets on all ICs, two assembly language programming manuals, and a 700-page application manual that showed how to design a point-of-sale computer terminal.
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61:01VCF East 7.0 - SWTP, Motorola 6800, and the Homebrew Computer Club - Michael Holley
VCF East 7.0 - SWTP, Motorola 6800, and the Homebrew Computer Club - Michael HolleyVCF East 7.0 - SWTP, Motorola 6800, and the Homebrew Computer Club - Michael Holley
Michael Holley did not invent a microprocessor chip or start a computer company, he was just fortunate enough to be an observer of and participant in the personal computer revolution. In January 1975 while visiting Cuba, he bought the Popular Electronics with the Altair 8800 on the cover. Computers were in his future. The talk will cover working at the Byte Shop in 1976-1977 and being a member of the Homebrew Computer Club and the Northwest Computer Society and the various characters he met at that time. Michael started a web site on the Southwest Technical Products Corporation 6800 computer in 2000 and will cover the history SWTPC and the Motorola 6800. A talk at Vintage Computer Festival East 7.0 on May 15, 2011. -
0:53Microprocessor Trainer ET-3400 motorola 6800. circle lights
Microprocessor Trainer ET-3400 motorola 6800. circle lightsMicroprocessor Trainer ET-3400 motorola 6800. circle lights
El microprosesador de motorola girando en circulos mediante loops infinito :) motorola 6800 -
7:15Dosbox MS-Dos Emulator + Motorola 6800 simulator
Dosbox MS-Dos Emulator + Motorola 6800 simulatorDosbox MS-Dos Emulator + Motorola 6800 simulator
Full tutorial at: http://aleksandargrbic.com/2012/12/26/dosbox-ms-dos-emulator-motorola-6800-simulator/ In this video I'm explaining how to run some really old applications from MS-dos (Win 95, Win 98, etc) on the latest operating systems. This video shows how to install and run Motorola 6800 simulator on windows 7. -
3:10Apple 1 World First? Running a 6800 processor on the Apple 1!
Apple 1 World First? Running a 6800 processor on the Apple 1!Apple 1 World First? Running a 6800 processor on the Apple 1!
Motorola 6800 processor running on a replica Apple 1 (Mimeo 1) computer. The Apple 1 computer originally used a MOS 6502 microprocessor. The design by Steve Wozniak also made allowances to use a Motorola 6800 (or MOS 6501) processor. Eric Smith recently wrote a version of the Apple 1 monitor program for the 6800 which runs on the MESS emulator (See http://whats.all.this.brouhaha.com/2011/07/18/success/), but to my knowledge, noone has been successful in getting it to run on real hardware...Until now! In theory, to use a 6800, the clock generator section needs to be fitted with components, a 7404 fitted to position C1, and the two "6502" solder links opened on the PCB. However, I found that the 6800 won't work on the Apple 1 as is. Firstly using a 7404 in position C1 is too fast to properly generate the two-phase clock. However, I found that using a 74L04 works (because of a longer propagation delay). Secondly, pin 39 on the processor is left floating which causes unreliable operation. Pulling this to ground with a 10k resistor fixes that issue. -
5:496809 breadboard computer
6809 breadboard computer6809 breadboard computer
8 bit, 68B09E computer. Haven't yet implemented RAM or ROM (or serial interface) yet, so right now it has its data bus hard wired for a $12 command (no op). Essentially, this computer is coded to idle. Few other notes: Other items connected on the MPU: NMI, IRQ, FIRQ, and HALT lines tied to "high" (+5 volt, binary "1").. Reset also tied to "high" unless the reset button is pressed, which then makes the reset line "low".. I said "horizontal", but I meant "vertical" if you were wondering. The voltage regulator circuit is super simple- based off a 7805. Oh yeah- I said binary 18, but actually it is a decimal 18, or a hex $12, or in binary 00010010 which is what the data bus is wired to. The hex $12 tells the MPU what built-in instruction to run, and in this case as mentioned in the video, it is a "No Op" command, which instructs the MPU to do nothing for that cycle, and to grab the next instruction. In total, the MPU chip has 59 different built-in instructions. The Motorola 6809 microprocessor was first introduced in 1978, but is still used today. You can read more about it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6809 http://putnamelectronics.com -
60:09Steve Wozniak talks about microcomputers and Apple in the 70s
Steve Wozniak talks about microcomputers and Apple in the 70sSteve Wozniak talks about microcomputers and Apple in the 70s
February 18, 1984 - Steve Wozniak talks at Independence High School, Independence, Ohio at an event organized by the Northeast Ohio Apple Users Group (NEO Apple Corps). Topics include: Byte magazine; microcomputer kits; the Homebrew Computer Club; finds out about about MITS, Altair 8800, Basic and floppy disks; designs computer based on the Motorola 6800; the MOS 6502 microprocessor, Basic sold by Microsoft (5:03); copies of Microsoft Basic are made at the Homebrew microcomputer club (7:10); sale of computer items at the Homebrew Computer Club; writes Basic for the MOS 6502 microprocessor; builds computer (Apple I) based on the MOS 6502 microprocessor; Steve Jobs suggests to build computer boards and start a company (12:53); Apple becomes the name of the company (14:25); Apple Computer's third partner (15:47); first computer boards, HP's legal clearance, first order of fully populated boards (16:32); introduction of Apple I computer at PC 76; origins of Apple II, access to Atari's lab (19:45); development of Apple II prototype (22:35); shows Apple II prototype at HP, HP misses opportunities (25:02); sales of Apple I computers, venture capital to build Apple IIs (28:30); Mike Markula's investment (29:30); reluctance to quit Hewlett-Packard, I/O bus structure of Apple II was designed by a Hewlett-Packard employee (30:56); Mike Scott as Apple Computer's president (32:26); different roles at Apple Computer; Steve Jobs had no computer design/programming background, Jobs' contributions to Apple II (33:10); Apple II's power supply designed by an Atari employee (34:26); Apple II as first personal computer (34:39); introduction of Apple II computer at First West Coast Computer Faire, prank with fake brochures (35:53); Mike Markula as marketing manager, contributions, Apple II advantages (38:20); Apple Computer's need for floppy disks and floating point Basic, Microsoft's adapts its floating point Basic to the Apple II's 6502 microprocessor (40:35); designs floppy disk controller (Christmas 1997); Apple Computer at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas (January 1978) (45:00); Apple Computer at PCC in Dallas, free movies and prank at hotel (46:50); Apple Computer's success due to the introduction of floppy disk drives (49:00). Q&A; session (49:30). Copyright 1984 Note: This video may only be used for purposes such as criticism, review, private study, scholarship, or research. -
1:18[Smicro] DIGI-INVADERS on Motorola 6800
[Smicro] DIGI-INVADERS on Motorola 6800[Smicro] DIGI-INVADERS on Motorola 6800
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2:02SWTPC 6800
SWTPC 6800SWTPC 6800
A rather unusual machine from the 70's: the SWTPC (South West Technical Products) 6800 (named after the used microprocessor Motorola 6800). This machine did not use the S-100 bus but created its own bus system and it used the Motorola 6800 processor instead of the more popular Intel 8080 or Z80. -
2:42Programming the MEK-6800
Programming the MEK-6800Programming the MEK-6800
Motorola MEK6800D2 was a microprocessor evaluation kit from 1976 that later evolved to a complete computer system (called EXORcizer) width periferals and operating system. But this baby only had a "monitor" program which provided very basic functions such as reading and writing memory addresses and the like. The input method consisted of a hexadecimal keypad with eight additional function keys. This kit has similarities with the ET-3400 from Heathkit and it is code compatible since both use 6800 architecture.
- 32 bit
- 6809
- 68HC08
- 68HC11
- 68k
- 73 (magazine)
- 8-bit
- 88000
- Allen-Bradley
- Altair 8800
- Apple II series
- Assembly language
- Bill Lear
- Bill Mensch
- Bob Wallace
- Chuck Peddle
- Commodore PET
- Computer peripheral
- Computer terminal
- Coprocessor
- Dan Fylstra
- Datapoint 2200
- Debugging
- Desktop computer
- Direct memory access
- Donald Pederson
- Dragon 32 64
- Dual in-line package
- EE Times
- Embedded system
- Federico Faggin
- Floating-point
- Freescale 683XX
- Freescale 68HC08
- Freescale 68HC11
- Freescale 68HC12
- Freescale 68HC16
- Freescale ColdFire
- Freescale DragonBall
- Goliath
- Gordon Bell
- Heathkit
- Hitachi 6309
- I.MX
- IBM System 360
- Integrated circuit
- Intel 4004
- Intel 8080
- Light pen
- Masatoshi Shima
- MC6845
- MC88100
- MC88110
- Microcontroller
- Microprocessor
- Mini-computer
- MOS Technology
- MOS Technology 6501
- MOS Technology 6502
- MOSFET
- Motorola
- Motorola 56000
- Motorola 6800
- Motorola 6800 family
- Motorola 68000
- Motorola 68008
- Motorola 68010
- Motorola 68012
- Motorola 68020
- Motorola 68030
- Motorola 68040
- Motorola 68060
- Motorola 6809
- Motorola 68851
- Motorola 68881
- Motorola 68EC000
- Motorola 68EC020
- Motorola 68EC030
- Motorola 68EC040
- Motorola 68HC05
- Motorola 68LC040
- Motorola MC14500B
- MPC5xx
- M·CORE
- ON Semiconductor
- Opcode
- PDP-11
- Point-of-sale
- Popular Electronics
- Power supply
- PowerPC
- PowerPC 5000
- PowerPC 600
- PowerPC 7xx
- PowerPC e200
- PowerPC e300
- PowerPC e500
- PowerPC e5500
- PowerPC e600
- PowerPC e6500
- PowerPC G4
- PowerQUICC
- Prototype
- QorIQ
- Random-access memory
- Read-only memory
- Robert Noyce
- Signetics
- Software development
- SPICE
- SWTPC
- Tektronix 405x
- Texas Instruments
- Time-sharing
- Transistor
- TRS-80
- Two-phase clock
- Victor Technology
- Voltage doubler
- Wafer (electronics)
- Wayne Green
- Zilog
- Zilog Z80
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VCF East 7.0 - SWTP, Motorola 6800, and the Homebrew Computer Club - Michael Holley
Michael Holley did not invent a microprocessor chip or start a computer company, he was just fortunate enough to be an observer of and participant in the personal computer revolution. In January 1975 while visiting Cuba, he bought the Popular Electronics with the Altair 8800 on the cover. Computers were in his future. The talk will cover working at the Byte Shop in 1976-1977 and being a member of the Homebrew Computer Club and the Northwest Computer Society and the various characters he met at that time. Michael started a web site on the Southwest Technical Products Corporation 6800 computer in 2000 and will cover the history SWTPC and the Motorola 6800. A talk at Vintage Computer Festival East 7.0 on May 15, 2011. -
Microprocessor Trainer ET-3400 motorola 6800. circle lights
El microprosesador de motorola girando en circulos mediante loops infinito :) motorola 6800 -
Dosbox MS-Dos Emulator + Motorola 6800 simulator
Full tutorial at: http://aleksandargrbic.com/2012/12/26/dosbox-ms-dos-emulator-motorola-6800-simulator/ In this video I'm explaining how to run some really old applications from MS-dos (Win 95, Win 98, etc) on the latest operating systems. This video shows how to install and run Motorola 6800 simulator on windows 7. -
Apple 1 World First? Running a 6800 processor on the Apple 1!
Motorola 6800 processor running on a replica Apple 1 (Mimeo 1) computer. The Apple 1 computer originally used a MOS 6502 microprocessor. The design by Steve Wozniak also made allowances to use a Motorola 6800 (or MOS 6501) processor. Eric Smith recently wrote a version of the Apple 1 monitor program for the 6800 which runs on the MESS emulator (See http://whats.all.this.brouhaha.com/2011/07/18/success/), but to my knowledge, noone has been successful in getting it to run on real hardware...Until now! In theory, to use a 6800, the clock generator section needs to be fitted with components, a 7404 fitted to position C1, and the two "6502" solder links opened on the PCB. However, I found that the 6800 won't work on the Apple 1 as is. Firstly using a 7404 in position C1 is too fast to prop... -
6809 breadboard computer
8 bit, 68B09E computer. Haven't yet implemented RAM or ROM (or serial interface) yet, so right now it has its data bus hard wired for a $12 command (no op). Essentially, this computer is coded to idle. Few other notes: Other items connected on the MPU: NMI, IRQ, FIRQ, and HALT lines tied to "high" (+5 volt, binary "1").. Reset also tied to "high" unless the reset button is pressed, which then makes the reset line "low".. I said "horizontal", but I meant "vertical" if you were wondering. The voltage regulator circuit is super simple- based off a 7805. Oh yeah- I said binary 18, but actually it is a decimal 18, or a hex $12, or in binary 00010010 which is what the data bus is wired to. The hex $12 tells the MPU what built-in instruction to run, and in this case as mentioned in the... -
Steve Wozniak talks about microcomputers and Apple in the 70s
February 18, 1984 - Steve Wozniak talks at Independence High School, Independence, Ohio at an event organized by the Northeast Ohio Apple Users Group (NEO Apple Corps). Topics include: Byte magazine; microcomputer kits; the Homebrew Computer Club; finds out about about MITS, Altair 8800, Basic and floppy disks; designs computer based on the Motorola 6800; the MOS 6502 microprocessor, Basic sold by Microsoft (5:03); copies of Microsoft Basic are made at the Homebrew microcomputer club (7:10); sale of computer items at the Homebrew Computer Club; writes Basic for the MOS 6502 microprocessor; builds computer (Apple I) based on the MOS 6502 microprocessor; Steve Jobs suggests to build computer boards and start a company (12:53); Apple becomes the name of the company (14:25); Apple Computer's t... -
[Smicro] DIGI-INVADERS on Motorola 6800
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SWTPC 6800
A rather unusual machine from the 70's: the SWTPC (South West Technical Products) 6800 (named after the used microprocessor Motorola 6800). This machine did not use the S-100 bus but created its own bus system and it used the Motorola 6800 processor instead of the more popular Intel 8080 or Z80. -
Programming the MEK-6800
Motorola MEK6800D2 was a microprocessor evaluation kit from 1976 that later evolved to a complete computer system (called EXORcizer) width periferals and operating system. But this baby only had a "monitor" program which provided very basic functions such as reading and writing memory addresses and the like. The input method consisted of a hexadecimal keypad with eight additional function keys. This kit has similarities with the ET-3400 from Heathkit and it is code compatible since both use 6800 architecture.
Motorola 6800 Top # 12 Facts
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- Duration: 1:37
- Updated: 28 Oct 2015
- views: 133
Motorola 6800 Top # 12 Facts
Motorola 6800 Top # 12 Facts
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VCF East 7.0 - SWTP, Motorola 6800, and the Homebrew Computer Club - Michael Holley
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 61:01
- Updated: 09 Jan 2016
- views: 19
Michael Holley did not invent a microprocessor chip or start a computer company, he was just fortunate enough to be an observer of and participant in the person...
Michael Holley did not invent a microprocessor chip or start a computer company, he was just fortunate enough to be an observer of and participant in the personal computer revolution. In January 1975 while visiting Cuba, he bought the Popular Electronics with the Altair 8800 on the cover. Computers were in his future. The talk will cover working at the Byte Shop in 1976-1977 and being a member of the Homebrew Computer Club and the Northwest Computer Society and the various characters he met at that time. Michael started a web site on the Southwest Technical Products Corporation 6800 computer in 2000 and will cover the history SWTPC and the Motorola 6800.
A talk at Vintage Computer Festival East 7.0 on May 15, 2011.
wn.com/Vcf East 7.0 Swtp, Motorola 6800, And The Homebrew Computer Club Michael Holley
Michael Holley did not invent a microprocessor chip or start a computer company, he was just fortunate enough to be an observer of and participant in the personal computer revolution. In January 1975 while visiting Cuba, he bought the Popular Electronics with the Altair 8800 on the cover. Computers were in his future. The talk will cover working at the Byte Shop in 1976-1977 and being a member of the Homebrew Computer Club and the Northwest Computer Society and the various characters he met at that time. Michael started a web site on the Southwest Technical Products Corporation 6800 computer in 2000 and will cover the history SWTPC and the Motorola 6800.
A talk at Vintage Computer Festival East 7.0 on May 15, 2011.
- published: 09 Jan 2016
- views: 19
Microprocessor Trainer ET-3400 motorola 6800. circle lights
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:53
- Updated: 24 Apr 2012
- views: 1016
El microprosesador de motorola girando en circulos mediante loops infinito :)
motorola 6800
El microprosesador de motorola girando en circulos mediante loops infinito :)
motorola 6800
wn.com/Microprocessor Trainer Et 3400 Motorola 6800. Circle Lights
El microprosesador de motorola girando en circulos mediante loops infinito :)
motorola 6800
- published: 24 Apr 2012
- views: 1016
Dosbox MS-Dos Emulator + Motorola 6800 simulator
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:15
- Updated: 26 Dec 2012
- views: 2222
Full tutorial at:
http://aleksandargrbic.com/2012/12/26/dosbox-ms-dos-emulator-motorola-6800-simulator/
In this video I'm explaining how to run some really old...
Full tutorial at:
http://aleksandargrbic.com/2012/12/26/dosbox-ms-dos-emulator-motorola-6800-simulator/
In this video I'm explaining how to run some really old applications from MS-dos (Win 95, Win 98, etc) on the latest operating systems. This video shows how to install and run Motorola 6800 simulator on windows 7.
wn.com/Dosbox Ms Dos Emulator Motorola 6800 Simulator
Full tutorial at:
http://aleksandargrbic.com/2012/12/26/dosbox-ms-dos-emulator-motorola-6800-simulator/
In this video I'm explaining how to run some really old applications from MS-dos (Win 95, Win 98, etc) on the latest operating systems. This video shows how to install and run Motorola 6800 simulator on windows 7.
- published: 26 Dec 2012
- views: 2222
Apple 1 World First? Running a 6800 processor on the Apple 1!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:10
- Updated: 02 Feb 2013
- views: 3544
Motorola 6800 processor running on a replica Apple 1 (Mimeo 1) computer.
The Apple 1 computer originally used a MOS 6502 microprocessor. The design by Steve Wo...
Motorola 6800 processor running on a replica Apple 1 (Mimeo 1) computer.
The Apple 1 computer originally used a MOS 6502 microprocessor. The design by Steve Wozniak also made allowances to use a Motorola 6800 (or MOS 6501) processor.
Eric Smith recently wrote a version of the Apple 1 monitor program for the 6800 which runs on the MESS emulator (See http://whats.all.this.brouhaha.com/2011/07/18/success/), but to my knowledge, noone has been successful in getting it to run on real hardware...Until now!
In theory, to use a 6800, the clock generator section needs to be fitted with components, a 7404 fitted to position C1, and the two "6502" solder links opened on the PCB.
However, I found that the 6800 won't work on the Apple 1 as is. Firstly using a 7404 in position C1 is too fast to properly generate the two-phase clock. However, I found that using a 74L04 works (because of a longer propagation delay). Secondly, pin 39 on the processor is left floating which causes unreliable operation. Pulling this to ground with a 10k resistor fixes that issue.
wn.com/Apple 1 World First Running A 6800 Processor On The Apple 1
Motorola 6800 processor running on a replica Apple 1 (Mimeo 1) computer.
The Apple 1 computer originally used a MOS 6502 microprocessor. The design by Steve Wozniak also made allowances to use a Motorola 6800 (or MOS 6501) processor.
Eric Smith recently wrote a version of the Apple 1 monitor program for the 6800 which runs on the MESS emulator (See http://whats.all.this.brouhaha.com/2011/07/18/success/), but to my knowledge, noone has been successful in getting it to run on real hardware...Until now!
In theory, to use a 6800, the clock generator section needs to be fitted with components, a 7404 fitted to position C1, and the two "6502" solder links opened on the PCB.
However, I found that the 6800 won't work on the Apple 1 as is. Firstly using a 7404 in position C1 is too fast to properly generate the two-phase clock. However, I found that using a 74L04 works (because of a longer propagation delay). Secondly, pin 39 on the processor is left floating which causes unreliable operation. Pulling this to ground with a 10k resistor fixes that issue.
- published: 02 Feb 2013
- views: 3544
6809 breadboard computer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:49
- Updated: 14 Sep 2013
- views: 2463
8 bit, 68B09E computer. Haven't yet implemented RAM or ROM (or serial interface) yet, so right now it has its data bus hard wired for a $12 command (no op). Es...
8 bit, 68B09E computer. Haven't yet implemented RAM or ROM (or serial interface) yet, so right now it has its data bus hard wired for a $12 command (no op). Essentially, this computer is coded to idle.
Few other notes: Other items connected on the MPU: NMI, IRQ, FIRQ, and HALT lines tied to "high" (+5 volt, binary "1").. Reset also tied to "high" unless the reset button is pressed, which then makes the reset line "low".. I said "horizontal", but I meant "vertical" if you were wondering. The voltage regulator circuit is super simple- based off a 7805.
Oh yeah- I said binary 18, but actually it is a decimal 18, or a hex $12, or in binary 00010010 which is what the data bus is wired to. The hex $12 tells the MPU what built-in instruction to run, and in this case as mentioned in the video, it is a "No Op" command, which instructs the MPU to do nothing for that cycle, and to grab the next instruction. In total, the MPU chip has 59 different built-in instructions.
The Motorola 6809 microprocessor was first introduced in 1978, but is still used today. You can read more about it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6809
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8 bit, 68B09E computer. Haven't yet implemented RAM or ROM (or serial interface) yet, so right now it has its data bus hard wired for a $12 command (no op). Essentially, this computer is coded to idle.
Few other notes: Other items connected on the MPU: NMI, IRQ, FIRQ, and HALT lines tied to "high" (+5 volt, binary "1").. Reset also tied to "high" unless the reset button is pressed, which then makes the reset line "low".. I said "horizontal", but I meant "vertical" if you were wondering. The voltage regulator circuit is super simple- based off a 7805.
Oh yeah- I said binary 18, but actually it is a decimal 18, or a hex $12, or in binary 00010010 which is what the data bus is wired to. The hex $12 tells the MPU what built-in instruction to run, and in this case as mentioned in the video, it is a "No Op" command, which instructs the MPU to do nothing for that cycle, and to grab the next instruction. In total, the MPU chip has 59 different built-in instructions.
The Motorola 6809 microprocessor was first introduced in 1978, but is still used today. You can read more about it here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6809
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Steve Wozniak talks about microcomputers and Apple in the 70s
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February 18, 1984 - Steve Wozniak talks at Independence High School, Independence, Ohio at an event organized by the Northeast Ohio Apple Users Group (NEO Apple...
February 18, 1984 - Steve Wozniak talks at Independence High School, Independence, Ohio at an event organized by the Northeast Ohio Apple Users Group (NEO Apple Corps). Topics include: Byte magazine; microcomputer kits; the Homebrew Computer Club; finds out about about MITS, Altair 8800, Basic and floppy disks; designs computer based on the Motorola 6800; the MOS 6502 microprocessor, Basic sold by Microsoft (5:03); copies of Microsoft Basic are made at the Homebrew microcomputer club (7:10); sale of computer items at the Homebrew Computer Club; writes Basic for the MOS 6502 microprocessor; builds computer (Apple I) based on the MOS 6502 microprocessor; Steve Jobs suggests to build computer boards and start a company (12:53); Apple becomes the name of the company (14:25); Apple Computer's third partner (15:47); first computer boards, HP's legal clearance, first order of fully populated boards (16:32); introduction of Apple I computer at PC 76; origins of Apple II, access to Atari's lab (19:45); development of Apple II prototype (22:35); shows Apple II prototype at HP, HP misses opportunities (25:02); sales of Apple I computers, venture capital to build Apple IIs (28:30); Mike Markula's investment (29:30); reluctance to quit Hewlett-Packard, I/O bus structure of Apple II was designed by a Hewlett-Packard employee (30:56); Mike Scott as Apple Computer's president (32:26); different roles at Apple Computer; Steve Jobs had no computer design/programming background, Jobs' contributions to Apple II (33:10); Apple II's power supply designed by an Atari employee (34:26); Apple II as first personal computer (34:39); introduction of Apple II computer at First West Coast Computer Faire, prank with fake brochures (35:53); Mike Markula as marketing manager, contributions, Apple II advantages (38:20); Apple Computer's need for floppy disks and floating point Basic, Microsoft's adapts its floating point Basic to the Apple II's 6502 microprocessor (40:35); designs floppy disk controller (Christmas 1997); Apple Computer at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas (January 1978) (45:00); Apple Computer at PCC in Dallas, free movies and prank at hotel (46:50); Apple Computer's success due to the introduction of floppy disk drives (49:00). Q&A; session (49:30).
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February 18, 1984 - Steve Wozniak talks at Independence High School, Independence, Ohio at an event organized by the Northeast Ohio Apple Users Group (NEO Apple Corps). Topics include: Byte magazine; microcomputer kits; the Homebrew Computer Club; finds out about about MITS, Altair 8800, Basic and floppy disks; designs computer based on the Motorola 6800; the MOS 6502 microprocessor, Basic sold by Microsoft (5:03); copies of Microsoft Basic are made at the Homebrew microcomputer club (7:10); sale of computer items at the Homebrew Computer Club; writes Basic for the MOS 6502 microprocessor; builds computer (Apple I) based on the MOS 6502 microprocessor; Steve Jobs suggests to build computer boards and start a company (12:53); Apple becomes the name of the company (14:25); Apple Computer's third partner (15:47); first computer boards, HP's legal clearance, first order of fully populated boards (16:32); introduction of Apple I computer at PC 76; origins of Apple II, access to Atari's lab (19:45); development of Apple II prototype (22:35); shows Apple II prototype at HP, HP misses opportunities (25:02); sales of Apple I computers, venture capital to build Apple IIs (28:30); Mike Markula's investment (29:30); reluctance to quit Hewlett-Packard, I/O bus structure of Apple II was designed by a Hewlett-Packard employee (30:56); Mike Scott as Apple Computer's president (32:26); different roles at Apple Computer; Steve Jobs had no computer design/programming background, Jobs' contributions to Apple II (33:10); Apple II's power supply designed by an Atari employee (34:26); Apple II as first personal computer (34:39); introduction of Apple II computer at First West Coast Computer Faire, prank with fake brochures (35:53); Mike Markula as marketing manager, contributions, Apple II advantages (38:20); Apple Computer's need for floppy disks and floating point Basic, Microsoft's adapts its floating point Basic to the Apple II's 6502 microprocessor (40:35); designs floppy disk controller (Christmas 1997); Apple Computer at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas (January 1978) (45:00); Apple Computer at PCC in Dallas, free movies and prank at hotel (46:50); Apple Computer's success due to the introduction of floppy disk drives (49:00). Q&A; session (49:30).
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[Smicro] DIGI-INVADERS on Motorola 6800
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SWTPC 6800
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A rather unusual machine from the 70's: the SWTPC (South West Technical Products) 6800 (named after the used microprocessor Motorola 6800). This machine did not...
A rather unusual machine from the 70's: the SWTPC (South West Technical Products) 6800 (named after the used microprocessor Motorola 6800). This machine did not use the S-100 bus but created its own bus system and it used the Motorola 6800 processor instead of the more popular Intel 8080 or Z80.
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A rather unusual machine from the 70's: the SWTPC (South West Technical Products) 6800 (named after the used microprocessor Motorola 6800). This machine did not use the S-100 bus but created its own bus system and it used the Motorola 6800 processor instead of the more popular Intel 8080 or Z80.
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Programming the MEK-6800
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Motorola MEK6800D2 was a microprocessor evaluation kit from 1976 that later evolved to a complete computer system (called EXORcizer) width periferals and operat...
Motorola MEK6800D2 was a microprocessor evaluation kit from 1976 that later evolved to a complete computer system (called EXORcizer) width periferals and operating system.
But this baby only had a "monitor" program which provided very basic functions such as reading and writing memory addresses and the like. The input method consisted of a hexadecimal keypad with eight additional function keys.
This kit has similarities with the ET-3400 from Heathkit and it is code compatible since both use 6800 architecture.
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Motorola MEK6800D2 was a microprocessor evaluation kit from 1976 that later evolved to a complete computer system (called EXORcizer) width periferals and operating system.
But this baby only had a "monitor" program which provided very basic functions such as reading and writing memory addresses and the like. The input method consisted of a hexadecimal keypad with eight additional function keys.
This kit has similarities with the ET-3400 from Heathkit and it is code compatible since both use 6800 architecture.
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VCF East 7.0 - SWTP, Motorola 6800, and the Homebrew Computer Club - Michael Holley
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Microprocessor Trainer ET-3400 motorola 6800. circle lights
El microprosesador de motorola girando en circulos mediante loops infinito :)
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Dosbox MS-Dos Emulator + Motorola 6800 simulator
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Apple 1 World First? Running a 6800 processor on the Apple 1!
Motorola 6800 processor running on a replica Apple 1 (Mimeo 1) computer.
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(Source. Wichita Police Department) WPD Daily Media Report. Incident. Reported. Address. Code. Description. 16C039689. 06/09/2016 00.17. 1700 N OLD MANOR. 0811. BATTERY / DV. CONFIDENTIAL. Age. 40. R/S. W/F. Role.. Victim. V1 REPORTED A1 (LIVE IN BOYFRIEND) PUNCHED HER IN THE FACE CAUSING A FAT LIP & MINOR CUT TO THE INSIDE OF HER LIP. W1 STATED SHE HEARD THEM FIGHTING OVER HIM SMOKING CRACK ... AXON ... 0811 ... 06/09/2016 07.53 6800 E 32ND N ... 6800 W KELLOGG....
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