PLEASE is a very small package for a standard KIM-1. It has a tiny monitor, command interpreter and many handy subroutines.
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PLEASE INSTRUCTIONS |
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PLEASE LISTING |
About small SBC systems
PLEASE is a very small package for a standard KIM-1. It has a tiny monitor, command interpreter and many handy subroutines.
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PLEASE INSTRUCTIONS |
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PLEASE LISTING |
A small book with five experiments with the KIM-1.
1. User
2. Input/output
3. I/O controller
4. Timing
5. Hardware interrupts
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KIM-1 experiments) |
With one of my KIM-1s (a Rev G) came a MOS Technology KIM-1 Preliminary datasheet 1976.
Added to the KIM-1 manuals page.
I am administrator of several Facebook groups. But not at the moment. So if you came here looking why I am absent on Facebook starting August 22, read this: I am well, my Facebook account is not.
I am not a fan of Meta and the way they treat privacy, so I do not post any personal info there anymore and unfriended nearly all.
Meta also started to target personal advertisement in a more aggressive way, even blocking access for a couple of seconds on the phone to force me to accept that.
I stopped therefore a long time ago posting personal information.
But these groups are retro computing related, with a nice atmosphere and many members, of which I am the administrator and a major contributor:
– KIM-1, SYM-1, AIM 65, Elektor Junior and clones (over 1000 members)
– 6502 CPU family (over 4000 members)
– The School of Wirth (a dozen members)
Out of the blue Facebook blocked my access on August 22, I have not obeyed their ‘community rules’. Must be because I link to my websites a lot. Facebook hates people going offsite!
At the moment I am not allowed back in, I have appealed and wait for Facebook. It could mean permanent blocking and the groups will suffer.
There are backup admins, so they may survive.
If I am permanently blocked, my regards and good wishes to all members of the groups I administer!
I got hold a about 10 cm of MTU documents. Several I already had in PDF format, some not available yet.
I took the opportunity to scan/rescan/repair what I have online until now.
All documents in the MTU pages are now clean and higher quality, about 50 new PDFs.
Noteworthy are the new revised K-1008 September 1979 document and the now complete and revised K-1013 manuals and 2 versions of the CODOS V1 manual.
All the K-1002 documents, for KIM-1, SYM-1, AIM 65 and Commodore PET are new.
Micro Technology Unlimited – Retro ComputingMTU history: Hal Chamberlin
MTU Catalogs, Product Descriptions and Newsletters
MTU Application notes
MTU K-1000 power unit
MTU K-1002 Audio D/A Converter
MTU K-1005 Card File and Motherboard using KIM/MTU bus
MTU K-1007 PET MTU bus interface
MTU K-1008 Visable Memory
MTU K-1008 documents
Dave Plummer has a K-1008
The K-1008 and the KIM-1 Simulator
Graphics Software Package K-1008
K-1008 Test programs
K-1008-2L Patches to Microsoft BASIC
K-1008 Visable Memory Replica by Eduardo Casino
MTU K-1009-1C AIM 65 Printer Enhancement Package
K-1012 PROM expansion board
K-1013 floppy controller
MTU CODOS
MTU K-1016 16K RAM board
MTU K-1020 Prototyping board
MTU K-1032 Banker RAM ROM I/O
When I acquired a KIM-1 Rev A it came with some documentation revealing its provenance:
Warranty card
Brochure showing the Rev A
A document with KIM-1 program called KIM-1 Application CT1
KIM-1 Application Note 2 Interval Timer Operation
When I acquired a KIM-1 Rev A it came with some documentation revealing its provenance:
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KIM-1 Application Programs CT1 |
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KIM-1 Application Note 2 Interval Timer Operation |
My Rev A CPU week 15 1976
I have added images of my recently acquired KIM-1s to the KIM-1 Revisions Images page.
First version. I have a more time correct CPU (ceramic, pre June 1976) 6502 for this board. Needs a cleanup/restore also.
My KIM-1 first version
Rev A. Mostly original board, some small repairs.
My Rev A CPU week 15 1976
Rev G. A high quality unaltered KIM-1.
My second Rev F
A collection of MCS6500 Instruction set Summary cards, that came with various SBC’s. MOS Technology, Rockwell, Synertek and Micrologic.
MCS650X Instruction Set Summary (6501 to 6506)
MCS6500 Instruction Set Summary: my own card
MCS6500 Instruction Set Summary: clean version
MCS6500 Instruction Set Summary: card with manual correction (missing ROR in table)
MCS6500 Instruction Set Summary: June 1977
MCS6500 Instruction Set Summary: clean versions
Rockwell R6500 Microprocessor Programming Reference Cards
October 1978
SYM-1 and VIM-1 Synertek
Micrologic Instant Reference Card