SNUG - Revision history

Dhe: Corrected Michael Becker's name.

2024-09-03T22:28:06Z

Corrected Michael Becker's name.

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	Contacts: ~~Harold~~ Becker in Mannheim and [[Harald Glaab]] in Aschaffenburg, both Germany.		Contacts: Michael Becker in Mannheim and [[Harald Glaab]] in Aschaffenburg, both Germany.

	Produced hardware (with supporting firmware) for the TI99/4a community.		Produced hardware (with supporting firmware) for the TI99/4a community.

Stephen Shaw: amend snug web address

2017-09-14T12:55:37Z

amend snug web address

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	"The products offered are created exclusively in their free time by our Club members and assembled at home and offered at cost.. Because of minimum parts orders, we offer these cards to our members first as needed and any surplus cards are offered to non-members and other users-groups without profit at cost."		"The products offered are created exclusively in their free time by our Club members and assembled at home and offered at cost.. Because of minimum parts orders, we offer these cards to our members first as needed and any surplus cards are offered to non-members and other users-groups without profit at cost."

	External website of SNUG: http://snug.blogdrive.eu/snug/home/index.htm		External website of SNUG: New 2017: https://www.s-n-u-g.de/home/index_e.php
			(formerly at http://snug.blogdrive.eu/snug/home/index.htm)

	The SNUG external website contains files ending .p99. These are TI Program files. You can download them to your PC and then transfer them with a communication program to your TI. They are "TIFILES" so they will transfer appropriately (preceding sentences taken from FAQ contributed by mizapf 2010). Transfer from the PC through a terminal program, TI-IBM or Magic File Manipulator. By removing the first 128 bytes of the file (for example with Memory Manager 3.0 ) you can run the remaining binary file. (from SNUG website 2014).		The SNUG external website contains files ending .p99. These are TI Program files. You can download them to your PC and then transfer them with a communication program to your TI. They are "TIFILES" so they will transfer appropriately (preceding sentences taken from FAQ contributed by mizapf 2010). Transfer from the PC through a terminal program, TI-IBM or Magic File Manipulator. By removing the first 128 bytes of the file (for example with Memory Manager 3.0 ) you can run the remaining binary file. (from SNUG website 2014).

Stephen Shaw: /* EVPC */ update technical requirements to indicate no current monitors work with this card.

2016-09-18T09:40:23Z

EVPC: update technical requirements to indicate no current monitors work with this card.

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	* No external Interrupt cables necessary when use (REPL99x) in the original Console.		* No external Interrupt cables necessary when use (REPL99x) in the original Console.
	* Usable with the original Console or SGCPU		* Usable with the original Console or SGCPU

			The release 2 card requires a monitor to be capable of a horizontal sync as low as 15kHz and there no longer seems to be a monitor capable of this.

	==HRD 16==		==HRD 16==

Stephen Shaw: amened SNUG home page-SNUG moved website URL

2016-08-20T16:11:32Z

amened SNUG home page-SNUG moved website URL

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	"The products offered are created exclusively in their free time by our Club members and assembled at home and offered at cost.. Because of minimum parts orders, we offer these cards to our members first as needed and any surplus cards are offered to non-members and other users-groups without profit at cost."		"The products offered are created exclusively in their free time by our Club members and assembled at home and offered at cost.. Because of minimum parts orders, we offer these cards to our members first as needed and any surplus cards are offered to non-members and other users-groups without profit at cost."

	External website of SNUG: http://~~home~~.~~arcor~~.de/~~system-ninety-nine-user-group~~/home/index.htm		External website of SNUG: http://snug.blogdrive.eu/snug/home/index.htm

	The SNUG external website contains files ending .p99. These are TI Program files. You can download them to your PC and then transfer them with a communication program to your TI. They are "TIFILES" so they will transfer appropriately (preceding sentences taken from FAQ contributed by mizapf 2010). Transfer from the PC through a terminal program, TI-IBM or Magic File Manipulator. By removing the first 128 bytes of the file (for example with Memory Manager 3.0 ) you can run the remaining binary file. (from SNUG website 2014).		The SNUG external website contains files ending .p99. These are TI Program files. You can download them to your PC and then transfer them with a communication program to your TI. They are "TIFILES" so they will transfer appropriately (preceding sentences taken from FAQ contributed by mizapf 2010). Transfer from the PC through a terminal program, TI-IBM or Magic File Manipulator. By removing the first 128 bytes of the file (for example with Memory Manager 3.0 ) you can run the remaining binary file. (from SNUG website 2014).

Stefan Haubenthal at 13:21, 28 May 2016

2016-05-28T13:21:33Z

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	Contacts: Harold Becker in Mannheim and Harald Glaab in Aschaffenburg, both Germany.		Contacts: Harold Becker in Mannheim and [[Harald Glaab]] in Aschaffenburg, both Germany.

	Produced hardware (with supporting firmware) for the TI99/4a community.		Produced hardware (with supporting firmware) for the TI99/4a community.

Stefan Haubenthal: /* SGCPU */

2015-06-21T01:31:28Z

SGCPU

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	* Optional cassette interface planned.		* Optional cassette interface planned.
	* Memory expansion of 32 KBytes onboard.		* Memory expansion of 32 KBytes onboard.
	* ~~Super-AMS~~ up to 1024 KB is possible		* [[SuperAMS]] up to 1024 KB is possible
	* All of the memory expansion is on a 16-bit Bus.		* All of the memory expansion is on a 16-bit Bus.
	* Support for further 16-bit peripherals is planned.		* Support for further 16-bit peripherals is planned.

Stefan Haubenthal: Category

2015-06-10T14:20:05Z

Stefan Haubenthal at 14:17, 10 June 2015

2015-06-10T14:17:36Z

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	* Easy update of the DSR and voice memory through FLASH-EPROMS.		* Easy update of the DSR and voice memory through FLASH-EPROMS.
	* Usable with the original Console or SGCPU		* Usable with the original Console or SGCPU

			[[Category:Company]]

Stephen Shaw: /* BwG */ add link to SNUG article

2015-01-01T17:11:45Z

BwG: add link to SNUG article

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	* Display of the date and time on the Titlescreen		* Display of the date and time on the Titlescreen
	* Emulation of the offered DSDD-Formats from Texas Instruments (16 Sectors per track)		* Emulation of the offered DSDD-Formats from Texas Instruments (16 Sectors per track)
	* Usable with the original Console or SGCPU		* Usable with the original Console or [[SNUG#SGCPU\|SGCPU]]

	This was the first major hobbyist-designed card built for the German market, and was developed as a response to the collapse of Atronic as a local source for Double-Density floppy disk controllers.		This was the first major hobbyist-designed card built for the German market, and was developed as a response to the collapse of Atronic as a local source for Double-Density floppy disk controllers.

Stephen Shaw: /* BwG */ add link to Triple Tech page

2015-01-01T17:11:10Z

BwG: add link to Triple Tech page

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	* Supports up to four disk drives		* Supports up to four disk drives
	* Step rate is selectable		* Step rate is selectable
	* On-board clock software is compatible with the Triple Tech Card from CorComp.		* On-board clock software is compatible with the [[Triple Tech]] Card from CorComp.
	* Time stamp for each file in the FDS.		* Time stamp for each file in the FDS.
	* Display of the date and time on the Titlescreen		* Display of the date and time on the Titlescreen

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	* Usable with the original Console or SGCPU		* Usable with the original Console or SGCPU

	[[Category:~~Company~~]]		[[Category:Companies]]