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MULTIPLE COPIES
Well I hooked up my print buffer to my QL to see if I could print multiple copies of articles using my 64K Micro Stuffer print buffer. I was hoping
that this would also relieve the idea of having to wait for the print to finish, on long print jobs, before gaining access to the computer again. Well it worked. I now can load at least 8 pages from Quill to the printer and have the computer back before only two pages are printed. This is great as now I can write my
article and while it is printing I can
IN QUILL
allows me to change print size and type. On my printer there is switches on the front that allow that. If I wish to buy a 36 pin A-B box I can tie the buffer to both my QL and TS2068. Then with a flip of a switch I can print from either computer with out having to turn off the printer and switch cables. I do recommend a print buffer for your set up even if you only use just the QL or just the TS2068. If you are looking for a print buffer you can check your local computer dealer. They probably
This setup also
start on some thing else. It doesn't will have one but the cost may be more even have to be in Quill. than one from are Sinclair dealers. I got mine from RMG Enterprises. Check This works great for labels also. If it out. the lables don't line up just stop the printer, realign them and push the repeat button on the buffer. > The new Computer Store < > 2na < > For Not-So-New < > BYTES < > Computers < > < > < »* SAVE THE HASSLE. have 2nd BYTES sell your < > unused " computer, peripherals and software. < : - We are in the Business to sell your computer. < ; > xe SAVE MONEY buy your com i . puter, periph d Software at 2nd BYTES. $ ica : : n uideo mar dE professional consultants Ç n finding e computer an 4 for your needs. Ree ae seer : - We are in the business to hel ou i i 4 RECON. py select an inexpensive $ 5 < > i $ >* WARRANTY on almost i : » all equi ; — We service what we sell. ree eae cis : $ < 774—1155 $ > < : 9721 W. Greenfield Avenue West Allis WI 53214 < > < l <
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"so" NOTES BY R.A.HILSMANN
nice vacation in Europe, Vacations are never but what pre-
After a back to work! long enough it seems, vents one from longer vacations is not the lack of time of course, but the lack of funds (what else is new?). Guess it would be nice to be rich!
What's besides the Europe are
new in Europe? Well, fact that countries in more affluent then they
have ever been, not much. The com- puter craze has shifted to IBM and IBM compatibles. Schneider seems to
be the bigest name in compatibles, at least in Germany, where I spend most of my time. I looked around for signs of Sinclair, but couldn't even find a magazine that had mention of Sinclair computers in them. This may of course be different in Britain, but on the mainland in Europe this is not the case. Even in the past Comodore was better known than Sin- clair, not much different as it is in this country, again don t forget I am talking about the mainland of Europe, mot Britain.
I just aquired a RGB monitor for
my OL computer, naturally, since I like to keep cost to a minimum, it is one of the cheapest one, a Frank-
lin MC-1400TS, which I picked up for $150. Of course, having a Sinclair computer, one does not just plug something like that in on the output port for such a device, but let me talk about what needs to be done to make it work on the QL since I could not find much about it. in all the papers I had on the QL. !
The Franklin monitor is configured
to IBM standard, having a 9 pin D connector on the end of its input cable. Input on all pins on this D
connector must also be IBM standard for RGB monitors.
In the next standard inputs connectors:
column needed on
the IBM the D
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Pin #1 Ground
Pin #2 Ground
Pin #3 = R(ed)
Pin #4 = Gíreen)
Pin #5 = B(lue)
Pin #6 = Intensity
Pin #7 = Not connected Pin #8 = Horizontal Sync Pin #9 = Vertical Sync
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All inputs have to be TTL, ( posi- tive Ø to 5 volt >). The GL has all the above outputs, but horizontal Sync (composite sync) is negative, therefore any IBM standard monitor will not work. There isa fix for that, the output on pin 4 of the DIN connector (on the QL) has to be in- verted. This could be done by wiring an extra chip onto the cable, or much better, open your GL, and bend pin 12 of IC22 (ZX8301) out, so that it is not inserted into the socket. Pin 1 to 6 on the 74HCOÓ4 chip on the
Spider Board, found siliconed onto the memory chips, are not used, solder two wires to either pin 1&2, 3&4 or 5&6, strip the other end of
the wire coming from either pin 2, 4 or 6 a bit more than a quarter inch, fold the striped end, and insert it into the socket where pin 12 would normally be inserted. Re-insert the ZX8301 chip into its socket, making sure pin 12 is bend out, and does not make contact with the wire you inserted (also make sure the bend pin does not touch any pin on the 68008 chip next to it). Now solder the remaining wire from the 74HCOA4 chip to pin 12 of the ZXB8301 chip.
This completes the conversion (after you have managed to put your QOL back together) of your OL to IBM standard. Most RGB monitors on the market can now be connected to your QL. All the above of course is not necessary if you buy a Magnovox RGB monitor. Will your monitor still flicker in the monitor mode? Yes, if vou look'close the 5@ cycle refresh is still noticeable, but not quite as bad, at least not on the Frank- Laine Perhaps after the outputs from the ZX8301 chips are buffered....7?
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If you do not have a RGB cable that has been made for the Ol, you will need a 8 pin DIN connector, a 9? pin D connector (female), and a 6
wire cable. Connections are as follows:
D CONNECTOR DIN CONNECTOR
PIN #1 ------------ > PIN #2 PIN #2 ------------ > PIN #2 PIN #3 ------------ > PIN #7 PIN #4 ------------ > PIN #6 PIN #5 ------------ > PIN #8 ITIN eee eres ne ene > NOT CONNECTED PAN OMNEA em seii ae > NOT CONNECTED PIN #8 ----~------- > PIN #4 PIN #9 ------------ > PIN #5 CAGE eee > SHIELD
Further improvements to your OL should be made, such as to buffer the monitor output from the ZX8301, something I have not done at this time. There are more fixes for your QL to be found in the past issues of Quantum Levels (and I am sure in future issues).
Now let me talk about something else, I have been working: on a new terminal program for the DOL, sure there are some on the market, and I do have one I have used in the past called "QLTERM", nice program if you are into Bulletin Boards per Tele- phone, but I need one for Packet Radio! A different environment.
I also have the compiler "Turbo" available, which I had bought along with other software from a friend who decided to get into a ‘better’ computer! So, you guessed it, I been using this compiler to get my new terminal program to run faster, and also to multi-task.
Sounds easy enough doesn't it? Well, Turbo is a nice compiler, and comes along with a toolkit, which has a bucket full of new commands one can write a program with, fact is, some very powerfull commands, which really would make live a lot easier. Only one problem! The docu- mentation is written in a language l|
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can not read, and I can read a few more than most people. It took me longer to tind an explanation for some of the commands in the toolkit, and how to implement them, as to write the whole program itself. I had to read the manual over and over again to find out what they meant. It would be nice if someone would write a manual for the manual! !
Examples would have been nice to take over where the manual left off, or just a program written, using all new commands in their proper syntax, would have been more help. There are still a few commands, and their im- plementation, vital to the program I am writing, which I am not able to apply. Sure, after one knows, after a week of reading, compiling, test- ing etc. even this manual makes sence, but the writer forgot to write the manual for people who dont know.
Perhaps it would have helped to have used Supercharge, the compiler previously released by Digital Precision, because reference is made to commands previously implemented in Supercharge. Well enough, let me give you an example of one item quite important to running a Turbo compiled program. This is something which "has eludet my trial and error method to this day, and I finally gave up. To explain what this is all about, let me fill you in; Turbo compiled programs need a toolkit runtime version to be present to work , if toolkit commands have been used within the compiled program. One such command is Link Load, which will link load multi tasking pro- grams which rely on each other for certain data.
It reads:
Runtime command support
The runtime version allows devel- opers to call toolkit routines from within compiled programs, but re- stricts interpretative use. ^11 of the tookit commands and functions are supported from within Super-
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charged or Turbocharged code, with the exception of these compiler directives:
IMPLICITZ, IMPLICITS$, EXTERNAL , GLOBAL , DATA_AREA, REFERENCE, WHEN_ERROR, END WHEN, SNOOZE, CHARGE, PROCEDURE, FUNCTION, OPTION_CMD$, ERLINZ, ERNUM7.
These are all ignored by Supercharge and translated into compiler speci- fic code by Turbo, so you may still use all of these features in commer- cial Turbocharged programs. You must have the standard Toolkit loaded when you compile programs using these words. The resultant task will run under runtime toolkit, even though the words are not defined.
In general any attempt to use Tool- kit commands in interpreted BASIC when the " is loaded will cause a BAD PARAMETER - or not | However ,
to allow reasonably easely, the command-file keyword END CMD will work as normal, and EXECUTE/_A/_W and LINK LOAD/_A/ .W will work if their only parame- ters are file name strings. Names must be in quotation marks and channel numbers, parameters and pri- orities are only supported in compiled programs. If these facilities are vital they must be provided through a startup task which loads others appropriately. End of text. zn GNE ee
Is it clear? or is it what? Does this not mean that I can use the command LINK LOAD to load tasks from a BASIC loader? But tell me, wha' is a file name string, is it a names$? is it a$ which holds the name? Well whatever I had tried, it didn t work. I even wrote a startup task to LINK LOAD the other tasks, but no go. Well, this is only one example of how the manual has been written, nowhere is there an explanation of what a file name string is, and so it goes on and on. Maybe I'm not into computers long enough. or like I said before, it is written in a language I dont understand, sure looks like english though.
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Other than the problem of inter- preting the manual, it is an excel- lent compiler, fast when compiling, and fast when running the code. I compiled four task for the terminal program I wrote, and it works. I got around loading the run time version of toolkit by loading the standard version, but there were some toolkit commands in some routines I had added, which did not run, and my suspicion is, it is do to the absence of the run time version. The way out of such delema? Delete the routine!
Yes, sooner or later I will become efficient in using this compiler, but wouldn't it be nice if one could look things up in the manual? I guess this is not the first or only manual written like that, but I have seen many, and this one ranks in the top ten when it comes to being hard to understand.
this month, I SG NOTES
Well that's it for don t know what the next
will be all about, but I'11 think of Something.
"A remarkable vaccine, Professor Steinmetz.
But bear in mind that hamsters very seldom catch Dutch elm disease."
JULY 1989
MY/YTERM PATCH For
AEICO
This program
from SINCUS and Dave
Schoenwetter will allow you to use a
full
size printer from your TS 2068, TS205@ modem and
Smart Term II. It
should work on most Epson compatable
printers.
11 REM by Dave Schoenwetter, arm to Market Rd. 100 INPUT "(Y/N)";a$ 110 IF ag="y"
DED?",
AL "4000" (Ed. note
1335 Endwell NY 13760
"Do You have MTERM CODE LO
or a$-"y'" THEN GO TO V
using ag$=="y" will check
both upper and lower case value of a
character 120 CLS:
ogram" 125 LOAD
STOP
FOR 0: NEXT f
4020 FOR f-59188 TO 59190:
0: NEXT f
a) PRINT "Please Load MTERM pr
nn CODE
PRINT AT 0,0;"MTERM IS NOW LOADE
RESTORE 4100
f-59173 TO 59175: GO SUB 450
GO SUB 450
4030 FOR f-58618 TO 58833: GO SUB 450
©: NEXT f
4040 PRINT Modified M/Term on Tape.": "MtermPatch"
4100 DATA 4110 DATA 4120 DATA 4130 DATA 4140 DATA 4150 DATA 4160 DATA 4170 DATA 4180 DATA 4190 DATA 4200 DATA 4210 DATA 4220 DATA
"Press CONT ENTER to Save STOP: SAVE CODE 54016,7721: STOP 195,126,229
195,178,229 42,232,238,237,75,236 230,3,;125,185,32,7 124,184,32,3,195,80 229,62,127,219,254,31 210,80,229,219,127,230 16,32,242,126,254,10 32.,2,62,0,254,12 32,2,62,0,205,48 229,35,195,2,229,0 211.127,0,219;.127,201 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0
4230 DATA 4240 DATA 4250 DATA 4260 DATA 4270 DATA 4280 DATA 4290 DATA 4300 DATA July
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IYF & Printer
4310 4320 4330 4340 4350 4360 4370 4380 4390 4400 4410 4420 4430 4440 4500 EEK f:
DATA DATA DATA DATA DATA DATA DATA DATA DATA DATA DATA DATA
194,40,231,245,197,229 42,176,229,237,75,174 229,237,66,32,4,225 193,241,201,219,127,230 16,32,246,10,205,48 229,3,62,96,184,32 3,1,0,94,237,67 174,229,24,227, ,94 0,94.229:219,115,254 12,40,4,254,10,32 1.175,245,42,176,229 119,35,62,96,188,32 DATA 3,33,0,94,34,176
DATA 229,241,225,201
READ a: POKE f,a: PRINT f, P RETURN
Sinclair Vendors
with getting ready to Sinclair C mputer Fest, contacting Sinclair vendors to see if a) they are still an active vendor and b) they would be interested in attending the Milwaukee fest. I will print new arrivals each month & a complete list in September.
In conjunction host the 1990 I have been
Promise Land Electronics, D. Elliott, RT1, Box 117, Cabool, MO 65689.
Rod Gowen, Oregon City,
RMG Enterprises, 1419 1/2 7th St. OR 97045 Compware — England,
57 Repton Dr. Haslington Crewe CW1 1SA
Sector Software — England 39 Wray Crescent,Ulnes Walton,Leyland, Lancashire PR5 3NH
TK Computerware — England Stone Street,North Stanord,Ashford, Kent CT25 6DF
Mechanical Design Analysis Consultants 1235 Madera St. Dubuque IA 52001
This part of the list are vendors that are no longer at their current address and have no forwarding address or are no longer selling Sinclair products.
SimuLusion,
P.O. Box 2382, La Jolla, CA 92038
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Setting up a printer in Quill
PRINTERS AND QUILL
is not a very difficult task. Although it can be time consuming. You start by LRUN INSTALL BAS from the Quill media. If using MDV then use that. FLP or any other device you should convert first. After LRUNing the program will ask for the device location. I am using disk so I used FLP1 and pressed enter. Now it asks for type of port. Standard serial (serl or ser2) or a parallel or other non-standard port. I use serl for my printer port. The program now begins loading the Editor program so you can change the print driver codes.
After loading the top portion of the Screen contains the Edit control keys and their usage. The rest of the Screen contains the current printer loaded and other printer tvpes available. Using the UP/DOWN arrows move the cursor to the desired printer and press enter. If you don't want any of the pre-programmend entries choose other. If you choose OTHER press F2 to start editing the printer. Change the name to a meaningful one or change the
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Port, Baud, Parity, Lines/page, Char. /Line and/or any of the control code lines. Please note all necessary codes
must be placed in one line. For example if the control code requires an escape code before the control code it must be on the line. If a number is to follow it must be there. Use commas
to connect the codes. For example: 27,61,0. The 27 is the escape code, the 61 is a control code and the 0 is
the control code. Preamble - This is used to set up the printer prior to the start of printing. Postamble - What the printer should do after printing is completed. The rest are self-explainitory except for Translate. Translate codes go into effect when the ASCII code is embedded in the print line where required. What ever is the first in the translate string is the control code. When that code is encountered the Translate will take effect. If you use the ASCII code for the ^ then when ever ~ is encountered that translate series will take effect. You've 1@ of them.
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1989
T2068 Utilities
This month the program ideas and hints are from T/S 2068 Basics and Beyond. I hope you find them useful.
This program is written to display the power of the "POINT" command. It
will draw a maze; then check for walls with the POINT command, as you guide the dot through the maze with
the arrow keys.
10 PLOT 0,10: LET d-40
15 FOR i=1 to 2: FOR n=1 to 12
20 READ a,b: DRAW a,b: NEXT n
25 PLOT 10,0:LET d-220:RESTORE:NEXT i 30 DATA 20,0,0,50,30,0,0,60,dà,0,30,0 35 DATA
0,—-30,20,0,0,—40,20,0,0,—20,30,0 40 LET x25: LET y=5
45 PLOT x,y
90 IF INKEY$ ="" THEN GO TO 50
55 LET a$=INKEY$
60 LET px=x: LET py=y
65 IF ag="5" THEN LET x=x-1
70 IF a$="6" THEN LET y=y-1
75 IF a$2"7" THEN LET y=y+1
80 IF a$="8" THEN LET x=x+1
85 IF POINT(x,y) THEN GO TO 100
90 PLOT OVER 1;px,py
95 GO TO 45
100 BEEP .25,1
105 LET x-px: LET v-py: GO TO 45 Lines 10 to 35 DRAWs a simple maze. Since the two lines are basically the same, the same DATA is used for each, beginning at a different PLOT point. The one segment in the middle must be of a different size for the top and bottom of the path, so a variable is placed in the DATA statement for it. Lines 40 to 45 Puts a dot on the Screen for steering through the path. Line 50 Waits for a key press.
Line 60 Saves the dot position in variables px & py for later erasure. Lines 65 to 80 Assigns new values to
x and y in response to the key press.
Line 85 If the spot indicated by the new x,y coordinate already has an INK pixel, indicating you have bumped into awall, then go to subroutine. Line 9@-95 Erases the dot and loops back to print it in the new position. Lines 100-105 If you have hit a wall, resets the x and y values to what they were before you pressed the cursor keys and loops back for another try.
July 1989
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Well we are continuing with checking into the 1990 Sinclair Computer Fest and, will have a report at the August
meeting. If you want to be involved show up. We will need hands for the digitizer board. Check out, assembly
I know it is summer for a few hours of club project needs
and what have vou. but we only ask your time. The hands and help.
-Ham & Computer Swapfest, Sunday Oct. 15% 1989 Waukesha County Expo. $2 in advance $3 at the door. 7am to 1pm.
—Late Fall Ham Fest, Sunday Oct. 29, 1989 Lake County Fairgrounds, Rts. 45 & 20 Grayslake, IL. 7am to ?. $3.
I have one question and that is why are there so few computers at the meeting? I know many of you are using them for exciting things and want to
show them off. Well the your chance to preen you display your beauty. We make a good meeting.
meeting is feathers and need you to
Thats it for now. See you
Garbage Im Garbage Out In Otherwords The Meetings
Or
With only 14 members in attendence the July meeting was called to order.
We discussed the Newsletter. It seems two members did not get their newsletter by the meeting date. The
problem was the holiday, 4th of July,
falling on Tuesday just prior to the meeting. Since there was no mail delivery everything got pushed back one day. Sorry people will try to
avoid this problem in the future.
Dick reported that he will be picking up the Digitiser boards for the next
meeting. So come prepared to pick up your board. Bill reported on the mailing to
vendors to find out if they were still selling Sinclair hardware/software and
it seems many are still doing so and we have found a few new names. Keep checking the newsletter to find out
who they are.
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We are a not-for-profit group devoted Newsletter subscription is available to serving the interests of those who for only $10 per year to non members own, use, and/or are interested in the or free with a club membership. A club
Timex/Sinclair family of computers. membership is $20 per year for a
family membership. Editor and contact person is:
Bill Heberlein (414) 527 2191. Advertising cost for 1/2 page ad S . runing for six months is $10. The ad SMUG maintains a gratis exchange of copy may be changed each month but you newsletters with approximately 36 must supply the copy. Users Groups across the U.S. and Canada. Clubs not sending newsletters tor more than 6 months are removed from our mailing list.
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