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Stefan Haubenthal: /* Cartridge port expansions */

2020-11-11T23:26:06Z

Cartridge port expansions

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	The '''[[GRAM Kracker]]''' is device sold by Miller Graphics that plugs into the cartridge port on your console. The device allows you to dump cartridges to diskette and then load those files into the Gram Kracker. This allows you to run the cartridge without physically using it. Because it is in memory it also allows you to change/modify if you want to.		The '''[[GRAM Kracker]]''' is device sold by [[Miller's Graphics]] that plugs into the cartridge port on your console. The device allows you to dump cartridges to diskette and then load those files into the Gram Kracker. This allows you to run the cartridge without physically using it. Because it is in memory it also allows you to change/modify if you want to.

2018-04-30T18:11:35Z

Storage: TIPI

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	Secure Digital card controller		Secure Digital card controller
	[[File:FlashROM99.jpg\|250px\|right]]		[[File:FlashROM99.jpg\|250px\|right]]

			=== [[TIPI]] ===
			Raspberry Pi as a file server

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2017-05-07T13:48:22Z

Mice: update

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	=== Mice ===		=== Mice ===
	* Mechatronics Mouse		* Mechatronics Mouse
	* [http://www.~~avjd51~~.~~dsl~~.~~pipex.com~~/ti/ti.htm#connecting_serial_mouse Serial Mouse]		* [http://www.stuartconner.me.uk/ti/ti.htm#connecting_serial_mouse Serial Mouse]

	=== IR Handsets ===		=== IR Handsets ===

2016-07-27T08:29:42Z

FlashROM99: add link to fuller article

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	Compact Flash card controller		Compact Flash card controller

	=== FlashROM99 ===		=== [[FlashROM99]] ===
	Secure Digital card controller		Secure Digital card controller
	[[File:FlashROM99.jpg\|250px\|right]]		[[File:FlashROM99.jpg\|250px\|right]]

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2016-06-03T13:38:13Z

Storage: FlashROM99

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	=== Hard disk drives ===		=== Hard disk drives ===

	[[Image:Mfmdrive1.jpg\|250px\|right]] The [[Floppy_Disk_and_Hard_Disk_Controller_Cards#Myarc_Hard_and_Floppy_Disk_Controller\|Myarc HFDC]] (Hard and Floppy Disk Controller) was the first card to support harddisks on the TI-99/4A and the Geneve. At this time, IDE or SCSI drives were not known or not easy to get, so only the so-called [[Hard disk drive\|MFM harddrives]]. One of the common harddrives of that time was the Seagate ST-225 with 20 MiB capacity.		[[Image:Mfmdrive1.jpg\|250px\|right]] The [[Floppy_Disk_and_Hard_Disk_Controller_Cards#Myarc_Hard_and_Floppy_Disk_Controller\|Myarc HFDC]] (Hard and Floppy Disk Controller) was the first card to support harddisks on the TI-99/4A and the Geneve. At this time, IDE or SCSI drives were not known or not easy to get, so only the so-called [[Hard disk drive\|MFM harddrives]]. One of the common harddrives of that time was the Seagate ST-225 with 20 MiB capacity.

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	=== CF7A ===		=== CF7A ===
	Compact Flash card controller		Compact Flash card controller

			=== FlashROM99 ===
			Secure Digital card controller
			[[File:FlashROM99.jpg\|250px\|right]]

	[[Category:Hardware\| ]]		[[Category:Hardware\| ]]

2016-05-28T12:16:44Z

Floppy drives

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	=== Floppy drives ===		=== Floppy drives ===
	~~TODO~~		[[Floppy Disk and Hard Disk Controller Cards]]

	=== Hard disk drives ===		=== Hard disk drives ===

2015-12-12T19:10:21Z

Mice

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	=== Mice ===		=== Mice ===
	~~TODO~~		* Mechatronics Mouse
			* [http://www.avjd51.dsl.pipex.com/ti/ti.htm#connecting_serial_mouse Serial Mouse]

	=== IR Handsets ===		=== IR Handsets ===

2015-06-21T01:11:23Z

Storage: CF

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	[[Image:Mfmdrive1.jpg\|250px\|right]] The [[Floppy_Disk_and_Hard_Disk_Controller_Cards#Myarc_Hard_and_Floppy_Disk_Controller\|Myarc HFDC]] (Hard and Floppy Disk Controller) was the first card to support harddisks on the TI-99/4A and the Geneve. At this time, IDE or SCSI drives were not known or not easy to get, so only the so-called [[Hard disk drive\|MFM harddrives]]. One of the common harddrives of that time was the Seagate ST-225 with 20 MiB capacity.		[[Image:Mfmdrive1.jpg\|250px\|right]] The [[Floppy_Disk_and_Hard_Disk_Controller_Cards#Myarc_Hard_and_Floppy_Disk_Controller\|Myarc HFDC]] (Hard and Floppy Disk Controller) was the first card to support harddisks on the TI-99/4A and the Geneve. At this time, IDE or SCSI drives were not known or not easy to get, so only the so-called [[Hard disk drive\|MFM harddrives]]. One of the common harddrives of that time was the Seagate ST-225 with 20 MiB capacity.

			=== nanoPEB ===
			Compact Flash card controller

			=== CF7A ===
			Compact Flash card controller

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2015-06-20T23:28:18Z

Joysticks

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 === Mice ===

2015-06-10T16:50:07Z

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	[[Image:Mfmdrive1.jpg\|250px\|right]] The [[Floppy_Disk_and_Hard_Disk_Controller_Cards#Myarc_Hard_and_Floppy_Disk_Controller\|Myarc HFDC]] (Hard and Floppy Disk Controller) was the first card to support harddisks on the TI-99/4A and the Geneve. At this time, IDE or SCSI drives were not known or not easy to get, so only the so-called [[Hard disk drive\|MFM harddrives]]. One of the common harddrives of that time was the Seagate ST-225 with 20 MiB capacity.		[[Image:Mfmdrive1.jpg\|250px\|right]] The [[Floppy_Disk_and_Hard_Disk_Controller_Cards#Myarc_Hard_and_Floppy_Disk_Controller\|Myarc HFDC]] (Hard and Floppy Disk Controller) was the first card to support harddisks on the TI-99/4A and the Geneve. At this time, IDE or SCSI drives were not known or not easy to get, so only the so-called [[Hard disk drive\|MFM harddrives]]. One of the common harddrives of that time was the Seagate ST-225 with 20 MiB capacity.

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