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#30268 #guru codes? Message #30783
From: TERRY LAGRONE Amiga Tech Forum · 2.0 Programming December 13, 1992 9:50 AM
I had a list of GURU codes some time back. I believe they are in the RKM. However, the two digits left of the decimal point are the Motorola exeption code and the digits to the right is the address. Using Enforcer will help relate the problem to your software.…
#121778- 1.3 Message #122421
From: TERRY LAGRONE The Amiga Forum · Off the Cuff May 5, 1988 2:04 AM
No doubt, I checked today and found that the KS ROM was $34 retail at the repair shop. Not too bad really.
#120480 Amiga Logo? Schools? Message #120756
From: TERRY LAGRONE The Amiga Forum · Programming April 24, 1988 2:15 PM
Joining a user group is the best for getting the PD software at lowest cost. Good luck with your Amiga.
#120168- Amiga Logo? Schools? Message #120455
From: TERRY LAGRONE The Amiga Forum · Programming April 22, 1988 12:40 AM
PILOT is a programming language or authoring language designed for teachers to produce lessons quickly. It is limited and not particularly graphic but you can get a quick drill and practice type lesson on to the computer in very short time. PILOT also has application in Interactive Video which is…
#116683- Laserdisc Interface Message #117519
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Forum Business April 5, 1988 1:36 AM
My company, Flight Training Devices – Alaska is producing PILOT for the Amiga which includes laser disk interface via straight RS-232 control. The Pioneer IU-04 is an interface box to their consumer laser video disk units, however, an industrial laser disk with built-in RS-232 control is preferred for professional installations.
#116683- Laserdisc Interface Message #117519
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Forum Business April 5, 1988 1:36 AM
My company, Flight Training Devices – Alaska is producing PILOT for the Amiga which includes laser disk interface via straight RS-232 control. The Pioneer IU-04 is an interface box to their consumer laser video disk units, however, an industrial laser disk with built-in RS-232 control is preferred for professional installations.
#INTERACTIVE VIDEO Message #115496
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Videophile March 25, 1988 3:11 AM
I have sent you some E-mail reference this subject. Interactive video. I have completed an evaluation project for myself and the National Park Service using the Amiga for an Interactive display using a touchpanel monitor ( Sony PVM – 1911 ) and laser disc ( Pioneer LD-V4200 or IU-04 interface…
#INTERACTIVE VIDEO Message #115496
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Videophile March 25, 1988 3:11 AM
I have sent you some E-mail reference this subject. Interactive video. I have completed an evaluation project for myself and the National Park Service using the Amiga for an Interactive display using a touchpanel monitor ( Sony PVM – 1911 ) and laser disc ( Pioneer LD-V4200 or IU-04 interface…
#101626 Amiga Expansion Docs Message #101649
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Hardware January 5, 1988 1:28 AM
For the 2000 & 500 the document is the Tech Ref Manual. I believe it is still $40.00 US.
#101626 Amiga Expansion Docs Message #101649
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Hardware January 5, 1988 1:28 AM
For the 2000 & 500 the document is the Tech Ref Manual. I believe it is still $40.00 US.
#59346 Teletext Info Message #59805
From: TERRY LAGRONE The Amiga Forum · Telecommunications March 20, 1987 11:54 PM
you might try taft broadcasting in ohio. I have a teletext box but I don't know the code.
#Carrier Detect Message #36725
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Telecommunications October 19, 1986 5:46 PM
if you peek at location $bfd000 in the word format you will get the bit set in the 13th position if cd is not present. peek in the byte format and it is the 5th databit. I have written my program in assem bler so I am not totally familiar…
#Carrier Detect Message #36725
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Telecommunications October 19, 1986 5:46 PM
if you peek at location $bfd000 in the word format you will get the bit set in the 13th position if cd is not present. peek in the byte format and it is the 5th databit. I have written my program in assem bler so I am not totally familiar…
#36447 Tecmar HD Message #36460
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Hardware October 16, 1986 10:47 PM
I have a t-card and love ram: use. Let me know if you get good use out of the HD.
#36447 Tecmar HD Message #36460
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Hardware October 16, 1986 10:47 PM
I have a t-card and love ram: use. Let me know if you get good use out of the HD.
#36371- Carrier Detect Message #36459
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Telecommunications October 16, 1986 10:44 PM
$BFD000 is the location /CD is the 5th databit word access bits 15~8.
#36371- Carrier Detect Message #36459
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Telecommunications October 16, 1986 10:44 PM
$BFD000 is the location /CD is the 5th databit word access bits 15~8.
#36431- CD-ROM Message #36458
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Help/Announcements October 16, 1986 10:41 PM
For your project to include pictures you need to look seriously at CD-I (interactive) contact Joop Witvoet, Philips New Media Systems, Pastoor Petersstraat 10-16, P.O. Box 218, 5600 MD Eindhoven, The Netherlands. OS-9 is initially the proposed fast access language. This is part of the great confusion of possible uses…
#36431- CD-ROM Message #36458
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Help/Announcements October 16, 1986 10:41 PM
For your project to include pictures you need to look seriously at CD-I (interactive) contact Joop Witvoet, Philips New Media Systems, Pastoor Petersstraat 10-16, P.O. Box 218, 5600 MD Eindhoven, The Netherlands. OS-9 is initially the proposed fast access language. This is part of the great confusion of possible uses…
#34647- #Maps Message #34666
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Help/Announcements September 28, 1986 11:53 PM
I should have the Alaska map up in a month or so. Part of my laser disk based satellite photo access system.
#34647- #Maps Message #34666
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Help/Announcements September 28, 1986 11:53 PM
I should have the Alaska map up in a month or so. Part of my laser disk based satellite photo access system.
#APL is here Message #34257
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Programming September 25, 1986 12:17 AM
yes, I now have their brochure but performance was not described. They the APL character set and the ASCII keyword version available. For true APL work, the character set is imperative. I can tell you about using my Apple II as an APL terminal with a mainframe in Canada. My…
#APL is here Message #34257
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Programming September 25, 1986 12:17 AM
yes, I now have their brochure but performance was not described. They the APL character set and the ASCII keyword version available. For true APL work, the character set is imperative. I can tell you about using my Apple II as an APL terminal with a mainframe in Canada. My…
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Help/Announcements September 23, 1986 2:28 AM
Seems that Monday's USA today says that the upcoming public sale of Atari stock will be used to buy Commodore (maybe) — Same paper says that the $500 discount on the Amiga is back Oct 1.
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Help/Announcements September 23, 1986 2:28 AM
Seems that Monday's USA today says that the upcoming public sale of Atari stock will be used to buy Commodore (maybe) — Same paper says that the $500 discount on the Amiga is back Oct 1.
#27589- LASER DISK Message #27683
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Hardware July 24, 1986 2:14 AM
I am currently in development of an interfacing program between Amiga and Video laser disk. (for malls, training situations, etc.) if this is close enough let me know.
#27589- LASER DISK Message #27683
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Hardware July 24, 1986 2:14 AM
I am currently in development of an interfacing program between Amiga and Video laser disk. (for malls, training situations, etc.) if this is close enough let me know.
#mand.c,etc. Message #6870
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · SoftwareDevelopment February 1, 1986 1:38 AM
For some reason I could not get the Lattice_c 3.03 to accept the include/workbench/workbench.h header file until changing UWORD to unsigned in lines 96-99. After that I got it compiled o.K. and its runs well.
#mand.c,etc. Message #6870
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · SoftwareDevelopment February 1, 1986 1:38 AM
For some reason I could not get the Lattice_c 3.03 to accept the include/workbench/workbench.h header file until changing UWORD to unsigned in lines 96-99. After that I got it compiled o.K. and its runs well.
Gen-Locker Message #4648
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Hardware January 8, 1986 9:58 PM
When? Seriously, I am now actively programming the Serial control portion of my interactive Laser-Disk project and I want some Gen-Locker info at least.
Gen-Locker Message #4648
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Hardware January 8, 1986 9:58 PM
When? Seriously, I am now actively programming the Serial control portion of my interactive Laser-Disk project and I want some Gen-Locker info at least.
#4466 Booting ATERM Message #4628
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Telecommunications January 8, 1986 8:58 PM
I have been working on your Aterm and when I added a parity generation section I got garbage on the transmit side. By the way it does the same with Amiga BASIC. — Any Help?
#4466 Booting ATERM Message #4628
From: TERRY LAGRONE Forum unknown · Telecommunications January 8, 1986 8:58 PM
I have been working on your Aterm and when I added a parity generation section I got garbage on the transmit side. By the way it does the same with Amiga BASIC. — Any Help?