Thanks, I know about the mod (link is http://project64.c64.org/hw/sxuserport.txt, I believe). I'd hate to have to ask users to mod their SX, especially since an EZ232 works on a stock SX64. Cheers, -Leif On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 9:20 PM, Daniel V. Mackey <n2dvm@arrl.net> wrote: > At 09:09 PM 10/12/2015, you wrote: >> >> Hi all, >> >> Some of you know I've been tinkering with an Arduino-based Wifi >> "Modem" for the Commodore 64 etc. (Pics here: >> http://imgur.com/a/ZvwO6) >> >> It's almost ready to go, however, one issue is that it doesn't work on >> the SX64, and it's the same issue on at least two SX's. >> >> The symptom is that while the Arduino receives serial data from the SX >> fine, nothing sent by the Arduino is received by the SX. I've also >> tried going directly to the Wifi board (which is also serial), same >> issue. It works fine on a normal 64/64C though. >> >> I'm aware that there are some differences with the SX User Port >> compared to a normal 64/64C (one of the 9VAC lines is "grounded", >> from what I've read). I don't have a lot of electronics background so >> I could really use some help. >> >> An EZ232 works just fine on my SX, so it's clearly possible. This is >> all at 2400 baud. >> >> Some theories I have: >> >> -I tied all the grounds (both signal and protective ground) on the >> user port together on my board, could there be an issue from the 9VAC >> coming through the ground? (I'm not using the 9VAC pins themselves, >> they aren't even connected.) >> >> -I'm going through 330 ohm resistors to protect the CIA (i.e. in case >> User port and Arduino pins are both outputs). Could this be putting >> the TTL signal out of spec on the SX, but not on the 64(C)? >> >> I'll post a schematic momentarily, but wanted to ask if anyone has >> some advice or info as to what the problem might be? >> >> Thanks >> -Leif > > > > Hey Schema, > There is a MOD for the expansion port. I can't for the life of me find the > link at the moment, maybe someone else > can find it. I DID do the mod on my SX when I had it apart awhile back. > > > --- > WWW: http://www.commodoredungeon.com > > QUOTE : "A Clean bench is a sign of a weak mind." > > > Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing list Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2015-10-13 02:02:14
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