HHP-32k 41C ROM Emulator - Dip switches?
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12-14-2017, 03:54 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-14-2017 03:55 AM by PeterP.)
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RE: HHP-32k 41C ROM Emulator - Dip switches?
With help from Sylvain I ended up getting in contact with Jacob de Arras (yes, the JDA), who built this device.
He shared his patent for the design of these devices - it is very impressive to read how he built a device specifically targeted for low power consumption. You can find the patent here Specifically for the HHP-32k unit he told me that it Quote:It is very rare. Special small build for HP only. He gave me one further hint: Quote:Those were special builds for HP internal use to test some sort of bank switching scheme to increase memory. I do not believe they will just work with "standard" eprom images. So maybe the 12k piggy-bag board is actually the HP-41 operating system? Maybe that's why the only thing I can get to work is a page with the printer code? Maybe this information helps the smart people here to figure out more about the unit, including maybe some tests that I should be running (over the Christmas break most likely...) In any case, I thought I share what I learned. And now it might be even harder to pass the unit on - if the JDA himself say's its very rare... Cheers, PeterP |
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