or KIM Clone!
By Timothy Alicie
Demonstrates his design for a cassette interface for the Micro-KIM single board computer from Briel Computers (a replica of the 1970’s KIM-1 SBC). The original KIM-1 has a built-in cassette interface, but the Micro-KIM replica does not, so I designed and built his own. The design uses a single PIC micro-controller, is very reliable, supports all HyperTAPE speeds, and has the ability to save and play back recorded data into the KIM-1.
See also:
KIM-1 Simulator update
I spent some time the last days cleaning up and enhancing the documentation and usability. The Raspberry Pi version i...
I spent some time the last days cleaning up and enhancing the documentation and usability. The Raspberry Pi version i...
KIM-1 Simulator simple demo
To test my new HDMI 4K USB Video Capture I made two videos. Simulator running on one notebook, the other notebook with t...
To test my new HDMI 4K USB Video Capture I made two videos. Simulator running on one notebook, the other notebook with t...
Updates to KIM-1, AIM 65 and SYM-1 pages
With the help of users on the German Classic Computing forum I have added many manuals and magazines in German about tho...
With the help of users on the German Classic Computing forum I have added many manuals and magazines in German about tho...
Cassette reading problems KIM-1
Another article from the Dutch KIM Kenner magazine: RECORDING PROGRAMS WITH THE KIM-1 AND THE CASSETTE RECORDEROrigin...
Another article from the Dutch KIM Kenner magazine: RECORDING PROGRAMS WITH THE KIM-1 AND THE CASSETTE RECORDEROrigin...