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=== CON3 (RS232) ===
=== CON3 (RS232) ===


=== CON4 (Power) ===
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|1||+5 V DC||a||+5 V DC
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Jumpers:
* RESET: Closes to reset
* RAMSIZE: 8 HB or 32 KB/128 KB


== Circuit Description ==
== Circuit Description ==

Revision as of 11:15, 14 July 2024

Introduction

During my MSc in Electronic Engineering at The University of Nottingham (1992-3) we used this single boad computer for an assembly programming module. It must have been designed by one of the university staff, but I don't know who; it is just labelled "© 1991 MJC". Hence, I will refer to this as the zMJC Computer. I lost the schematic many years ago.

It is intended that this page will ultimately document the schematic and repoducible PCB layout after I have reverse engineered it.

Connectors, options and Ports

CON1 provides connection to the ADC and DAC options.

Pin Function Pin Function
CON1: ADC/DAC
1 a
2 b
3 c
4 d
5 e
6 f
7 g
8 h

CON2 (Expansion)

CON3 (RS232)

Pin Function Pin Function
CON4: Power
1 +5 V DC a +5 V DC
2 0 V b 0 V
3 c
4 d
5 e
6 f
7 g
8 h

Jumpers:

  • RESET: Closes to reset
  • RAMSIZE: 8 HB or 32 KB/128 KB

Circuit Description

TBC

Software

TBC