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Leonardo meets Emu42
09-03-2021, 09:18 PM (This post was last modified: 09-10-2021 02:45 PM by Christoph Giesselink.)
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Leonardo meets Emu42
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    Print    "==================================================="
    Print    ""
    Print    "This Real 32S graphic is by Christoph Giesselink."
    Print    "http://hp.giesselink.com/"
    Print    "Graphic based on a scan by Hewlett-Packard."
    Print    ""
    Print    "==================================================="
    Title    "Christoph's Real HP32S for 1024x768"
    Author   "Christoph Giesselink"
    Hardware "Lewis"    # Sacajawea
    Model    "L"        # Leonardo
    Rom      "HP32S.ROM"
    Bitmap   "REAL32S.PNG"
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    Debug    0
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Background
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    Size   356 656
End

Lcd
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    Color  0 100 118 100    # segment color table
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    Color  2  82  96  82
    Color  3  73  85  73
    Color  4  64  74  64
    Color  5  55  63  55
    Color  6  46  52  46    # default
    Color  7  37  41  37
    Color  8  28  30  28
    Color  9  19  19  19
    Color 10  10  10  10
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    Color 13   0   0   0
    Color 14   0   0   0
    Color 15   0   0   0
    Color 27  92 109  90    # background
    Color 28  86 100  82
    Color 29  78  91  74
    Color 30  70  82  66
    Color 31  62  73  58
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      Size    3  4        # size of LCD pixel
    Distance 21        # distance between segments
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    Offset 0 25
    Down 0 657
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    Offset 0 0
    Down 20 657
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    Offset 13 48
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    Offset 32 42
    Down 13 662
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    Offset 33 38
    Down 14 657
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    Offset 8 0
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    Down 0 667
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    Offset 53 42
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Annunciator 10            # chr  1-4, dp
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    Offset 74 42
    Down 13 662
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    Offset 75 38
    Down 14 657
End

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    Size 20 11
    Offset 77 49
    Down 279 657
End

Annunciator 18            # chr  3-2, Pgm
    Size 28 9
    Offset 73 0
    Down 90 657
End

Annunciator 19            # chr  3-3, cm
    Size 5 4
    Offset 95 42
    Down 13 662
End

Annunciator 20            # chr  3-4, dp
    Size 4 4
    Offset 96 38
    Down 14 657
End

# Annunciator 21        # chr  4-0, unconnected

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    Size 7 14
    Offset 108 48
    Down 271 657
End

Annunciator 24            # chr  4-3, cm
    Size 5 4
    Offset 116 42
    Down 13 662
End

Annunciator 25            # chr  4-4, dp
    Size 4 4
    Offset 117 38
    Down 14 657
End

Annunciator 26            # chr  5-0, Input
    Size 30 9
    Offset 104 0
    Down 120 657
End

Annunciator 27            # chr  5-1, Error (!)
    Size 18 17
    Offset 122 46
    Down 300 657
End

Annunciator 28            # chr  5-2, Flag0
    Size 6 9
    Offset 137 0
    Down 151 657
End

Annunciator 29            # chr  5-3, cm
    Size 5 4
    Offset 137 42
    Down 13 662
End

Annunciator 30            # chr  5-4, dp
    Size 4 4
    Offset 138 38
    Down 14 657
End

# Annunciator 31        # chr  6-0,  unconnected

Annunciator 32            # chr  6-1, Flag1
    Size 4 9
    Offset 146 0
    Down 159 657
End

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Annunciator 34            # chr  6-3, cm
    Size 5 4
    Offset 158 42
    Down 13 662
End

Annunciator 35            # chr  6-4, dp
    Size 4 4
    Offset 159 38
    Down 14 657
End

Annunciator 36            # chr  7-0, Flag2
    Size 6 9
    Offset 153 0
    Down 165 657
End

Annunciator 37            # chr  7-1, Soft4
    Size 7 14
    Offset 164 48
    Down 271 657
End

Annunciator 38            # chr  7-2, Flag3
    Size 6 9
    Offset 162 0
    Down 173 657
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Annunciator 39            # chr  7-3, cm
    Size 5 4
    Offset 179 42
    Down 13 662
End

Annunciator 40            # chr  7-4, dp
    Size 4 4
    Offset 180 38
    Down 14 657
End

Annunciator 41            # chr  8-0, G
    Size 6 9
    Offset 172 0
    Down 181 657
End

Annunciator 42            # chr  8-1, Rad
    Size 20 9
    Offset 179 0
    Down 188 657
End

Annunciator 43            # chr  8-2, Bat
    Size 20 8
    Offset 181 51
    Down 44 667
End

Annunciator 44            # chr  8-3, cm
    Size 5 4
    Offset 200 42
    Down 13 662
End

Annunciator 45            # chr  8-4, dp
    Size 4 4
    Offset 201 38
    Down 14 657
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# Annunciator 46        # chr  9-0, unconnected

Annunciator 47            # chr  9-1, Soft5
    Size 7 14
    Offset 214 48
    Down 271 657
End

Annunciator 48            # chr  9-2, Hex
    Size 19 9
    Offset 203 0
    Down 210 657
End

Annunciator 49            # chr  9-3, cm
    Size 5 4
    Offset 221 42
    Down 13 662
End

Annunciator 50            # chr  9-4, dp
    Size 4 4
    Offset 222 38
    Down 14 657
End

# Annunciator 51        # chr 10-0, unconnected

Annunciator 52            # chr 10-1, Oct
    Size 20 9
    Offset 225 0
    Down 231 657
End

Annunciator 53            # chr 10-2, Right
    Size 21 8
    Offset 226 50
    Down 22 667
End

Annunciator 54            # chr 10-3, cm
    Size 5 4
    Offset 242 42
    Down 13 662
End

Annunciator 55            # chr 10-4, dp
    Size 4 4
    Offset 243 38
    Down 14 657
End

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    Size 7 14
    Offset 256 48
    Down 271 657
End

Annunciator 58            # chr 11-2, Bin
    Size 16 9
    Offset 248 0
    Down 253 657
End

Annunciator 59            # chr 11-3, cm
    Size 5 4
    Offset 263 42
    Down 13 662
End

Annunciator 60            # chr 11-4, dp
    Size 4 4
    Offset 264 38
    Down 14 657
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    OutIn 2 64
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    Offset 239 272
    Down 239 274
    OutIn 1 64
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    OutIn 5 32
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Button 23
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09-03-2021, 10:14 PM (This post was last modified: 09-03-2021 10:41 PM by Massimo Gnerucci.)
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
Thank you Christoph for completing the Mid Range Pioneer exhibition.
We only miss the 22S now... ;)

   
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09-10-2021, 03:01 PM (This post was last modified: 09-10-2021 03:03 PM by Christoph Giesselink.)
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
Just updated the KML code today. Because of a different PCB layout from the display of the HP14B to the HP32S, the '0' annunciator on the HP32S wasn't working.

A new Emu42 version with the possibility of using "Load/Save Object..." for HP32S user code programs will follow in the next weeks. The emulator and the KML script are still in beta stage, so you don't find anything HP32S related on my Emu42 web page.
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09-11-2021, 03:44 AM
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
Nice! I tested it and it works. Seems that the 32SII keyboard include file is compatible with the 32S. Now to hope Plato can join the party.
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09-11-2021, 07:07 AM
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
(09-11-2021 03:44 AM)Eric Rechlin Wrote:  Seems that the 32SII keyboard include file is compatible with the 32S.

Meanwhile I renamed Keyb32s.kmi to Keyb32sii.kmi for use at the 32SII and made some minor modifications in Keyb32s.kmi to take account on the single shift and up/down key of the 32S.
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09-16-2021, 12:25 PM
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
(09-11-2021 03:44 AM)Eric Rechlin Wrote:  Now to hope Plato can join the party.
You won't have to wait too long now Wink

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09-16-2021, 10:17 PM
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
(09-16-2021 12:25 PM)J-F Garnier Wrote:  
(09-11-2021 03:44 AM)Eric Rechlin Wrote:  Now to hope Plato can join the party.
You won't have to wait too long now ;)

J-F

For those who can't wait, I'm prood to get a new picture in my gallery "Pictures at an exhibition of essentials". ;-)
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09-16-2021, 11:31 PM
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
(09-16-2021 10:17 PM)Christoph Giesselink Wrote:  
(09-16-2021 12:25 PM)J-F Garnier Wrote:  You won't have to wait too long now Wink

J-F

For those who can't wait, I'm prood to get a new picture in my gallery "Pictures at an exhibition of essentials". ;-)

Thank you Christoph. Collection complete!
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09-17-2021, 07:55 AM (This post was last modified: 09-17-2021 08:14 AM by Giuseppe Donnini.)
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
Thank you, Christoph!

Am I right in assuming that “A” is the model code for Plato in a KML file?

(Since the HP-22S isn’t officially supported, it obviously doesn’t get mentioned in the KML documentation.)
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09-17-2021, 08:46 AM
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
(09-17-2021 07:55 AM)Giuseppe Donnini Wrote:  Thank you, Christoph!

Am I right in assuming that “A” is the model code for Plato in a KML file?

(Since the HP-22S isn’t officially supported, it obviously doesn’t get mentioned in the KML documentation.)

"A" is correct for Plato. An updated KML documentation will be available soon. The keyboard scan codes and the display annunciator mapping are identical with the Leonardo KML file.
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09-17-2021, 09:40 AM
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
I'm happy that at least a few people are appreciating the Leonardo and Plato ROMs !

Some background on extracting the ROM.
On Christoph's site, you can read: " For [low-end and mid-range Pioneer] calculators you need special hardware and knowledge to extract the data from the Saturn bus system, a way, as far as I know, never gone on a Saturn based calculator".
So it was considered as "almost" impossible.

The 32S is, as I mentioned several times, my preferred every-day calculator rather than the 32SII, and it was a pity that the 32S was not supported in Emu42 due to the lack of ROM.
Some weeks ago, maybe stimulated by the SM projects, I investigated how to extract the ROM from the 32S.
I used an old 32S, partially working (usual kbd issue) that I opened long ago, and carefully looked at the PCB.
Quite quickly I noticed some 10 unused tracks that end to test pads and are not used elsewhere on the PCB.
I had the idea that maybe these test pads were bringing the Saturn bus outside, then with the help of some information from Christoph, I was able to identify the function of the test pads, access the internal Saturn bus and read the ROM. And that’s it !
The needed hardware is actually nothing special: a simple Arduino board is well enough.

[Image: hp32s_pcb2.jpg] [Image: romdmp_setup2.jpg]

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09-17-2021, 01:57 PM
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
(09-17-2021 09:40 AM)J-F Garnier Wrote:  I'm happy that at least a few people are appreciating the Leonardo and Plato ROMs !

Some background on extracting the ROM.
On Christoph's site, you can read: " For [low-end and mid-range Pioneer] calculators you need special hardware and knowledge to extract the data from the Saturn bus system, a way, as far as I know, never gone on a Saturn based calculator".
So it was considered as "almost" impossible.

The 32S is, as I mentioned several times, my preferred every-day calculator rather than the 32SII, and it was a pity that the 32S was not supported in Emu42 due to the lack of ROM.
Some weeks ago, maybe stimulated by the SM projects, I investigated how to extract the ROM from the 32S.
I used an old 32S, partially working (usual kbd issue) that I opened long ago, and carefully looked at the PCB.
Quite quickly I noticed some 10 unused tracks that end to test pads and are not used elsewhere on the PCB.
I had the idea that maybe these test pads were bringing the Saturn bus outside, then with the help of some information from Christoph, I was able to identify the function of the test pads, access the internal Saturn bus and read the ROM. And that’s it !
The needed hardware is actually nothing special: a simple Arduino board is well enough.

[Image: hp32s_pcb2.jpg] [Image: romdmp_setup2.jpg]

J-F

Excellent job! Thank you both.
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09-18-2021, 11:28 AM
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
(09-17-2021 09:40 AM)J-F Garnier Wrote:  I'm happy that at least a few people are appreciating the Leonardo and Plato ROMs !

Some background on extracting the ROM.
On Christoph's site, you can read: " For [low-end and mid-range Pioneer] calculators you need special hardware and knowledge to extract the data from the Saturn bus system, a way, as far as I know, never gone on a Saturn based calculator".
So it was considered as "almost" impossible.

The 32S is, as I mentioned several times, my preferred every-day calculator rather than the 32SII, and it was a pity that the 32S was not supported in Emu42 due to the lack of ROM.
Some weeks ago, maybe stimulated by the SM projects, I investigated how to extract the ROM from the 32S.
I used an old 32S, partially working (usual kbd issue) that I opened long ago, and carefully looked at the PCB.
Quite quickly I noticed some 10 unused tracks that end to test pads and are not used elsewhere on the PCB.
I had the idea that maybe these test pads were bringing the Saturn bus outside, then with the help of some information from Christoph, I was able to identify the function of the test pads, access the internal Saturn bus and read the ROM. And that’s it !
The needed hardware is actually nothing special: a simple Arduino board is well enough.

[Image: hp32s_pcb2.jpg] [Image: romdmp_setup2.jpg]

J-F
Congrats !
As far as the 32SII and 19BII are concerned, only version 1 with fractions bugs (for the 32SII) and an alpha version with bugs from version 1 + a messed-up demo mode (for the 19BII) have been extracted so far.
Any hope to extract the latest rom versions ?

Thanks and cheers,

Vincent
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09-18-2021, 01:10 PM
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
(09-18-2021 11:28 AM)Vincent Weber Wrote:  As far as the 32SII and 19BII are concerned, only version 1 with fractions bugs (for the 32SII) and an alpha version with bugs from version 1 + a messed-up demo mode (for the 19BII) have been extracted so far.
Any hope to extract the latest rom versions ?

The 32SII is using a different PCB and IC package, see here for instance, there are no more the so convenient "test pads" and it will be more difficult to probe the IC pins, or even impossible if the test signals are no more routed to the IC pins.
But this is something I will definitively try to do.

For the 19BII, opening a Clamshell is not as easy as for the Pioneer machines. Although not necessary destructive it requires drilling or sawing the case.

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09-18-2021, 01:16 PM
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
(09-18-2021 01:10 PM)J-F Garnier Wrote:  
(09-18-2021 11:28 AM)Vincent Weber Wrote:  As far as the 32SII and 19BII are concerned, only version 1 with fractions bugs (for the 32SII) and an alpha version with bugs from version 1 + a messed-up demo mode (for the 19BII) have been extracted so far.
Any hope to extract the latest rom versions ?

The 32SII is using a different PCB and IC package, see here for instance, there are no more the so convenient "test pads" and it will be more difficult to probe the IC pins, or even impossible if the test signals are no more routed to the IC pins.
But this is something I will definitively try to do.

For the 19BII, opening a Clamshell is not as easy as for the Pioneer machines. Although not necessary destructive it requires drilling or sawing the case.

J-F
Many thanks JF.
Good luck !
Cheers
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09-18-2021, 03:29 PM
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
(09-17-2021 08:46 AM)Christoph Giesselink Wrote:  
(09-17-2021 07:55 AM)Giuseppe Donnini Wrote:  Thank you, Christoph!

Am I right in assuming that “A” is the model code for Plato in a KML file?

(Since the HP-22S isn’t officially supported, it obviously doesn’t get mentioned in the KML documentation.)

"A" is correct for Plato. An updated KML documentation will be available soon. The keyboard scan codes and the display annunciator mapping are identical with the Leonardo KML file.

I updated the KML documentation to rev. 22 adding references to Plato and Leonardo.
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09-18-2021, 04:07 PM
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(09-17-2021 08:46 AM)Christoph Giesselink Wrote:  "A" is correct for Plato. An updated KML documentation will be available soon. The keyboard scan codes and the display annunciator mapping are identical with the Leonardo KML file.

Thank you very much, Christoph. My Plato prototype now works like a charm.

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09-18-2021, 06:58 PM
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
Yes, thanks again. Mine is running fine too!

   
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09-19-2021, 02:39 AM
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RE: Leonardo meets Emu42
Thanks very much to:

JFG - for motivation and extracting bits

Christoph - for new artwork to enjoy and the updated KML docs.

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