Yeah, I saw that! Looks like you guys are pretty close to having your H5s up and running too! Pretty cool

I can make specific H5 versions of the PCB eventually also.

The other jumper connection that was spare will be to disable the mod and return the ST to its original workings (albeit with a longer analogue signal path). It'll still fit into the FPGA. Basically it just works the same as the 71.2Hz mode and passes the hsync and vsync through untouched, but with ...

It's the time of year for spiders over here too (spring)...

I've been using 74AHCT245As for my VGA mod, since they only cost AUD 50c each and they do the job. If you only need a single-directional driver they work the same as the 244s (I just tie DIR to ground).

Nice one! Congratulations on the milestone release!

What's interesting to me is that There seems to be a palette in the shifter, which would suggest that it's at least running the first bit of code from ROM The pattern isn't repeating every 16 pixels, but every 80 pixels. That's interesting because it's not a power of 2 I'd also check the MMU is seat...

That is excellent. I think you've just invented a must-have electronics tool.

For the next board version I've made a bloody big hole through the board so it can fit around the electrolytic that's in the way. That should let it sit at the proper height. This is the same place on both my STs, and I hope it's in the same place on every other revision too! "If it's stupid and it ...

Yup - it would take a few days to get the software up and running, but that's all part of the fun!

Search on eBay for: 1000X Magnification 4.3"LCD Display Portable 720P Digital Microscope With Holder Oh yeah! The microscope part of this one looks very similar to my little USB one that I'm upgrading from: usb-microscope.jpg The only annoyance of this one is that the focus is not smooth to turn, i...