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The following photo shows the 68k-MBC with the Full HW configuration populated (previous PCB revision): The following photo shows the 68k-MBC with the Lite HW configuration populated:

The Lite HW configuration need less components populated than the Full one, with the only exception of one resistor ( R4) that is needed only for the Lite HW configuration and is not needed with the Full HW configuration (anyway it will not 'hurt' if present on the Full HW configuration). The IOS firmware checks which one HW configuration is used at first and changes the signals behavior accordingly (where needed). The two HW configurations are quite different, and some signals behave in a complementary way. Lite HW configuration allows to build a minimal 8 system running CP/M-68K. The 68k-MBC allows to choose between two main HW configuration options: Lite or Full.

it is compatible with the uTerm ( ) and uCom ( ) add-on boards.

ICSP connector (for the PIC18F47Q10) for an easy firmware installation/upgrade.

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serial-USB adapter support on the Serial Port 2 with independent power supply (Full HW configuration option only).

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on board RS232 drivers for both the two serial ports (Full HW configuration option only).

2 serial ports (Serial Port 2 supported on the Full HW configuration option only).

optional RTC and microSD (HD emulation) modules (the same used in the Z80-MBC2).

RAM can be configured as 128/512/1024KB (1024KB supported on the Full HW configuration option only).

Lite HW configuration option allows to build a minimal 8 system

two main HW configuration options: Lite or Full.

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Wanting make modifications to the firmware will have to install the More complex to use than the Arduino IDE (but I must say a lot more Second is the constraint to use a proprietary IDE (MPLAB X) to write or modify the source that is See the paragraph ' FLA SHING THE FIRMWARE WITH AN ARDUINO UNO AS PROGRAMMER' below). Of interesting features and more flash and RAM memory thanД¬ourse nothing comes free, and the choice of a PIC18F47Q10ДЇirst is the need for an appropriate HW programmer to perform the flashing (however I've found a way to use a common Arduino Uno board as PIC programmer. Only part IвЂ™ve found was a PIC18F47Q10 MCU, and I must say that itДЄccomplish the previous constrains very well. IвЂ™ve done some searches to find an alternative MCU having three mainД¬onstraints: must have TTL compatible GPIOs (I mean strictly 'guaranteed' TTL compatible), must be a TH part and cheap too.

Here the 68008 CPU isnвЂ™t available in CMOS technology at all, so an

Solved in the previous boards using a CMOS CPU that under givenД¬onditions can accomplish the digital levels of the Atmega MCU. Many ways to flash the MCU, so this is an enabling factor.ДЄtmega MCU GPIO ports are not TTL compatible, and this limitation was Using an Atmega MCU allows to use the friendly Arduino IDE and Z80-MBC2 and V20-MBC boards will note that I havenвЂ™t used here anДЄtmega MCU. To allow a real automated toolchain an auto-reset circuit on the breadboard takes the DTR signal from the serial-USB adapter and uses it to reset the MCU (like in the Arduino Uno board), so it is possible reset the breadboard from a batch file running in the PC using a macro of Tera Term.

Added the 68000 IDE installation files and the custom cstart.asm file for the 68k-MBC (128/512/1024KB versions.

Released a working experimental doker image for a gcc cross-compiler toolchain (See the paragraph: SLOAD: HOW SETUP A 'DOCKERIZED' GCC + NEWLIB CROSS-COMPILING AUTOMATED TOOLCHAIN (LINUX)).

Added the SW/FW for the Arduino Uno PIC programmer, including the 'ICSP Shield' board (see the paragraph: FLASHING THE FIRMWARE WITH AN ARDUINO UNO AS PROGRAMMER).

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Added the complete collection of the 4 Manuals of CP/M-68K (see the FILES section).

Released all the SW related files (see the FILES section).

Added the USING A uTERM2-S RS232 TERMINAL chapter.

Added the USING A SMALL THERMAL PRINTER chapter.

Released all the HW related files (see the FILES section).

In this case you have just to click on the link of the chapter's name to open a new tab and read it. io site a few chapters have been moved to 'Log files'. * NOTE TO THE READER *: Due to a text size limitation of the Hackaday.

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