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THE JOINT NEWSLETTER OF THE THREE TIMEX-SINCLAIR USER GROUPS IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA

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17 Lakeview Drive Ww Morgantown, WV 26505 Vu-File is a Great Data Base prograa! Since I began using it eveyday at ey office in the hospital first on

LET YOUR TS 2068 HELP YOU TO CELE- ay 1/5 1000 and new on ay 2068, I have valued it BRATE CHRISTMAS. LET IT PLAY SOME speed, ease of use and virsitility. And yet there was CHRISTMAS MUSIC FOR YOU. THE PRO- one frustrating lieitation: YOU COULDN’T SELECT WHICH GRAM PRESENTED HERE WILL TELL YOUR DATA FIELDS TO PRINT--(SO I THOUGHT). COMPUTER HOW TO PLAY THREE CHRISTMAS SONGS: THE LOVELY "SILENT NIGHT", Recently, when I wanted to send out a general mailing THE JOYFUL “JINGLE BELLS", AND THE to all ainisters and churches in ay area (about 150) GLORIOUS "JOY TO THE WORLD". THE and print wailing labels, I dreaded the thought of PROGRAM ALLOWS YOU TO SELECT ONE OF THE SONGS FOR PLAYING AND OFFERS A (Cont. on page 173)

CHOICE OF THREE PLAY MODES: PLAY ONCE, REPEAT THE SONG, OR PLAY THE SONG CONTINUOUSLY.

SEE BACK PAGE FOR PROGRAM LISTING. THE PROGRAM IS ADAPTED FROM AUTHOR'S BOOK "30 MUSIC PROGRAMS FOR TS2068". PUBLISHER’S ADDRESS:

P.O. BOX 4132, Star City, WV 26305

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PUG NEWS by George Mockridge

AS usual, Gur Last twe

Were attended by TFS ER eee le She displaying a wide variety af _ hardware and software. Narm Lehreldt is getting better acquainted with his OL and Showed some interesting demas. dack Dohany has adapted ao Radic

Shack mause far his 2068 and addéd a full sized (IBM setutle kKeubcard campletée with sarftware. Jay Brockman has added the

Game of Cribbage to his EPROM cartridge caoitection and Pat Marrissé€y if working an a camparisan af 2468 mass starage devices.

I have vredated the TIMELINEZ imdeéx an Vue Fite ta inctude

@alL the issues since Ller8d, Iwitt have a copy available

at €@€ach meetings and when the tape is fFuli, ZT wilt add it

to the Bf Library. Terry Greenlee has volunteered to take over the duties of SW Librarian For PUG and BUSTUG and he HOPES ta have a pragram list availabie Soon.

The Latest issue af Sinctair User tavaitablLe at Sunset Flectronics! has an interesting article om the Launch of the Spectrum 128 in Spain. This new computer can be switched ta run Like a 43K Spectrum Plus et as a 12PSK Spectrum, It has separate keypad attached ie a springy cable, a reset Switch, an RGB socket Far monitors, a new sound chip, an RSABe socket and the standard wide port For other peripherais. It wilt sell in Spain for about £228 whith transtates ta about £17@ in the UK. Whether ar mat we will ever see it for sate in the U.S. 15 anybody's guess.

Another articte in the same issye reports that Digital Research has been discussing

the possibility of putting

a version of the GEM cperating system on the SL. The GEM system was originaliy developed for the new Atari STSE828@@ based camputers. What would we da without rumors?

Finattu, ET have a book oF $1 OFF coupens Far the Goiden

Gate Computer Expo on Dec. 144 15 at the Daktiand Coliseum. Send mé a SASE and imdicate the number oF caupons you need. Don’t Foget about our Becember meeting on the i5th.

THE RArIBO RAM TEST by Walt Gaby

ARE YOU THE ONLY KID ON THE BLOCK WITH A DEFECTIVE RAM CHIP? HERE’S A&A PROGRAM BY JAMES LOWRY TO FIND OUT!

THE PROGRAM POKES CODE @ AT A STARTING ADDRESS AND THEN PEEKS AND CHECKS FOR CORRECTNESS. IT THEN POKES CODE 255, PEEKS AND CHECKS. THIS PROCESS IS REPEATED TO ADDRESS 65535 (ABOUT AS FAR AS ONE CAN GO!).

IF THERE IS A DEFECT AT ANY ADDRESS, IT SO INDICATES.

YOU MUST ELIMINATE THE PROGRAM ITSELF FROM THE TEST. AFTER TYPING IN THE

PROGRAM, MAKE A DIRECT COMMAND:

PRINT PEEK 23653+236X%PEEK 23654

SUBSTITUTE THE RESULTING ADDRESS (SOMETHING LIKE 27989) FOR THE @ IN LINE 28 AND RUN.

ig REM RAM TEST

29 FOR I=8 TO 65535

38 PRINT AT 18,1335 I

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SG IF PEEK 1<>@ THEN GO TO 198 68 POKE 1,255

76 IF PEEK I<>255 THEN GO TO 1

198 LPRINT I3" IS DEFECTIVE HOLD ING 9"

118 GO TO 698

128 LPRINT I3" IS DEFECTIVE HOLD ING 255"

138 NEXT I

THE PROGRAM TAKES ABOUT 23 MINUTES AND 5@ SECONDS TO COMPLETE THE TEST.

"PLANT A RADISH, GET A RADISH... NOT A BRUSSELS SPROUT!

THAT’S WHY I LIKE VEGETABLES, YOU KNOW WHAT THEY’RE ABOUT!"

THE FANTASTICKS

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FROM THE SEPT. 85 CATs

NeL IN MARYLAND,

NAL EXCHANGE INFORMATION

INTERNAL STOP-UATCH

m revising Programs or co@paring techniques I aften use the System Variable FRAMES to @easure etapsed time.

Near the start of the program temporarily insert:

9 POKE 23672 ,0:POKE 23673 ,6

FROM THE NOV. 85

BY fL 2

ATLANTA TS

2068 TIPS By Barry Henley

Ever wanted to remove the grid coordinates from your Vu-Caic print outs. Load Vu-Cale, exit

to BASIC, and enter the program That @itll reset the counters to below. ®. They @itlt advance one unit Per 127680.11345 second. 2000 FOR p=2 TO 31

. the end of the program 2010 PRINT AT 2,pi° ° ansert: 2020 NEXT p 999 PRINT PEEK 23672 + 2562PEEK Sore FoR pms te <2 23673. 2040 PRINT AT p,O5° ° . 2 20350 NEXT p edte kek nee ee eon te rae 2100 COPY : BORDER 1: GOTO USR @ath trial. If it is desired to es

@easure directtiy in seconds ,use:

299 PRINT INT{(PEEK 23672 + 256% PEEK 23673 + -5) #166/60.1145 +

Now save the modified program to tape. When ever you do a copy to the printer the coordinates will This provides averaging, since be removed first. the counter jumps in 16ms steps @hile the elapsed tige is contin vous. Then the result is rounded te two decimal places. It should be accurate to about .@1 second.

#.E Ueppter meee eee eee ore ereeeeseeeese oe oO Feeevnee’? : FREE FIRST ISSUE rxrMmEtmwer - ERROR: 23661 IS USED Pane Fase: ee

The user Manvat is in error on page 264 @here it shows that ‘eemory tocation 23661 is “Mot used”.

Location 23681 is the MSB coa- 23688

* Send this coupon to WJ Data Systeus, 4 Butterfly ©

Drive, Happage, W 11788. You will receive ore

‘free isge of CIS ard w will bill yu for ace — * year subscription. If you do not want to

See eo rinter So ee rs o36s1 is * write cancel an the bill and keep your free issue.

poted with anything other than e 92 @hite the printer is in use

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ant ertt Nngh ee eo ene ene e ~STREET R safer place sor Sea ae eCLTY ° S35a7e" OF Bannan STATE. ZIP .

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A SASE would be appreciated.

SINCLAIR'S SHARE OF

MARKET LEAFS BY 2a.

FROM LeisuresScope Magazine. Oct. 85.

share, with 50.5 percent of the computers in “mucn the same

together. oe figures were compiled for the four weeks ending 7 September, and

are

sales of $7,000 micros under the £1000 mark. The Spec- trum Ptus accounts for the lion’s

market, and the QL has 5.8 percent. Making up the difference, someone, somewhere, seems to have bought

285 ZX8is.

Spearman however points out that the figures apply mainly to August, when the home computer industry was still in its summer trough, and should therefore be treated with caution. The figures are also weighted towards the multiples, as AGB concedes that its presence in the independent computer stores is not as great as it should be.

Sinclair's marketing manager Alison Maguire says that the figures indicate that people are buying

-numbers as fast year” and reiterates

Sinclair’s “total comn itment to our current UK product line-up”. So no 128s this Christmas, and perhaps an indication that Sinclair’s own prediction of a total market of 1,000,000 units this year, against 1,400,000 last, could be a little on the conservative side.

Home micro sales are now almost wholly accounted for by Sinclair, Commodore, Acorn and Amstrad. Adrian Spearman won't elaborate on individual companies’ market share, but says that only three or four companies hold shares of 5 percent or more.

com 's position. : “I'm delighted he (Sir Clive) is

pleased with his current market

ition,” he said, “and trust that he Don't bother us too mach in the next year either.”

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(Cont. from front page)

having to retype the whole list selecting just the name and address and leaving out the telephone nuabers and notes,

I devised a siaple way of eanipulating the printer format without rewriting any of the progras listing.

The basic principle of the solution is this:

WHEN SETTING THE DATA FIELDS IN THE PRINTER FORMAT, PLACE ALL UNWANTED DATA FIELDS ON ONE PRINT LINE AND THEN COVER WITH A LINE OF SPACES,

The step by step process.

1, When entering each file, #ill the last data field with spaces all the way across the page.

2, Press C to get a screen copy. With a pen, note in order on the copy the nuaber of each data field.

Cad

» Press @ to quit and from the asenue, select "set printer foraat’.

4. Design your printer format, (or leave blank if you don’t want any fixed writing printed on every file.) Stop to exit. This will bring you to “Set Data Fields" See Note $,

5. Decide which fields you want to print and where you want thee printed. Move cursor to the desired position and set each field by pressing enter. (Nake sure there is enough room on the line for the data field to fit.) Keep in mind the number of each data field in the order you set thea.

ANY FIELD YOU DON’T WANT PRINTED, move with the cursor and set on a line that is to remain blank. (They can be set on top of each other.) Set the final data field (the one that will contain a whole row of eaply spaces on each file page) on the sase line that is to remain blank. This will, in effect, cover over any printing on this line.

Note & (From step 4 )

If you want to control how many lines of text and eapty lines are alocated for the printing of each file, put a period "." on the final line. The printer will then print the text and the eapty lines up to the period and then go on to the next file. (J use the period to justify the start of each of ay stick on labels--See example.)

173 Exaaple of printing of all datas First Presbyterian Church 1500 Easton Dr. Burlingame, Ca. 94010

Phone: 342-0875 Rev. Paul Watermulder Notes: Attended 1984 Clergy Day

First Baptist Church 1430 Palm Dr. Burlingame, Ca Phone: S89-SS2es

Rev. Rae Hold & Mark Traylor Notes:Wants to be notified of all training programs.

34010

Exaaple of Printing of selected

data_on sailing a

Rev.Paul Watermulder First Presbyterian Church 1500 Easton Dr. Burlingame, Ca. (This is the blank line.)

94010

Rev.Rae Holt & Mark Traylor First Baptist Church 1430 Palm Dr. Burlingame, Ca.

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34010 O

Conclusion: It’s really great to have these labels neatly printed out all sorted and ready to stick on and ail.

It works fine on the 2040 printer. For stick on labels I use ay Star S6-10 printer with Near Letter Quality Type style. )

With home address and phone lists or club meabership lists this works fine if you want to print a list of names and phones or a list of names and addresses froa the same data file.

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This gubblick contains many nonsklarkish English flutz~- pahs, but the overall plug- gandisp can be glorked from context.

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PART OF AN ARTILCLE SENT TO US BY ED GREY OF THE L.A. T/5 GROUP,

NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN TIMEX<s/SINCLATIR TELE-COMMUNICATIONGS

Tre Tasword-Mterm II Connection:

Tasword and Mterm II have become the software oF choice For word procassing and tele-fommunictions respectively, on the T/S-cb6e. It if Now possible ta Fully utilize these excellent programs in CONJUNCLEION with one another, You can write Files in Tasword;, eransFer them to Mterm and send them around the world v:a telephone, You can also download any text File From the Mterm II buffer, save it and then load it into Tasword, In Tasword you can modify the file and resend it, or save it, Some of the utiliti@s that make this possible are in the Public domain. The names of these utilities are: "Burfferload’, ®"CR.ERASE*" and *"Tasterm", G copyrighted utility named "Loader JV" that Will de most of that Plus add 2B Phone numbers to the dzaiing meriu, repeat dial and more, if available from Kurt (Casby, 25 Battle Creak Court, St. Paul, MN 55119. The price is $7.95.

Mterm II (FYI):

LOAD Mterm II, @mxit to basic, then ENTER (from the ammediate model: FOR “x = 84066 TG S4@8é: POKE ,@: NEXT x CENTER:?. This modification oF Mterm II will allow you to exit tO masic and re-enter Mterm JT wathout lesing your .phone numbers and macra key settings,

When saving Mterm II, if you use SAVE “mteerm" COLE §4616;.;9216 (instead of 546016,7721), you will save your phone numbers alongs with Mterm,

In order to speed uF the telephone dialing From within Mterm IT, PGOKE the following into the Basic area and then re-SaVE your fterm IT Frogram: POKE 54635,72: POKE 534836;4: FOKE 54846:,5: POKE 54847,3: PCKE 54856,26: POKE 54857544.

T/S-14GG and MINI XMOD ver. 1.5 (or later):

MINI XMCD iS a T/S-1000 (150G. ZX81)} Program that enables you etc upload and download programs and files on your T/S-108G@ cor compatable). It uses Xmodem protocol to transfer the data, This protocol checks for errors during eransmission and will re-transmit any “bad data® detected, This IS NOT a 900d termindl program, but as far at U/L and D/L is concerned, it works well, It if available from: Weymil Corp., P.0.BoOx 5964, Bellingham, WA 99757-5904, The price is $29.60, including shippins.

NEXT MONTH: TIMEX AND BULLETIN BOARD SYSTEMS (B85).

174

IMELINE HARDWARE REVIEW 175

Microdrive Adapter Board

Available From - The English Micro Connection 1S Kilburn Court Newport, R.I. 02840 (401) 849-3805

Price ~ $ 35.00 (PPD)

It is well known amongst the owners of the TS 2068, that the capability of using hardware peripherals designed for the U. K. Spectrum in most cases will not work. This is due to the fact that the signals on the rear edge connector are configured differently between the 2068 and Spectrum. Hence, thoughts of running ZX microdrives on the 2068 were rudely rejected.

However, through the efforts of many dedicated TS 2068

hardware "geniuses" a host of so-called "twistor” boards have appeared. These clever devices re-configure the 2068 signals to resemble the Spectrum output. In the earlier versions,

incompatiblity with some versions of Spectrum emulators existed when trying to run microdrives (most notably Spectrum ROM and Romswitch types). This minor problem was to be solved quickly. Now, most twistor boards available can accomodate any type of emulator.

In opting to buy ZX Microdrives instead of a disk drive system, I decided to purchase the Qliger microdrive adapter board (EMU-4) to interface the system with my 2068. The adapter board fits between the 2068 and Sinclair Interface 1 (this component is required to hook microdrives up). A nice feature of the design is the slight angling of the actual FC board once the female edge connector is plugged into the back of the computer. Why is this advantageous you might ask ? The reason is, the Sinclair Interface 1 was designed to slip underneath of the Spectrum and thus its female edge connector is slightly elevated to accomodate for this. As the microdrive adaptor board sits, it is angled perfectly for easy attachment into the Interface 1.

The only drawback I personally see is the "bare" board itself. Other than a piece of protection tape covering the tracings, all other electronic components are exposed. So one must be careful not to spill or drop anything on it. Aside from that minor quirk, the board does exactly what its designed to do. I now have the Sinclair microdrives (which I will review in a later article) up and running like a charm. Furthermore, the expansion port of Interface 1 (located on back) 15 fully capable of being used to add on other Spectrum peripherals. Timex designed peripherals which I have also been successful in using are the Aerco Centronics Interface, and TS 2040 printer. Caution, the oniy device which I have currently been unmable to use with the Interface 1 is the Westridge 2050 modem. Hopefully, one of the "geniuses" will figure this one too!

Well, thats it for now. Back to playing with my microdrive system (who needs disk drives anyway) !

Steve Ishii

Corresponding Member &

Member of the South Bay ZX Users Group in Southern Calif.

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18@ BORDER 4: PAP - F 220 PAUSE @: LET Z$=INKEYS: IF R A=@ TO ia pe Meee 7 Z$="1" OR Ze="2" THEN GO TO 38 28 PRINT INK 1; "CHRISTMAS MUST 230 IF £$="8" THEN GO TO 32 C"; TAB 17; INK 3, "CHRISTMAS MUSI 10@@0@ CATA “SILENT Heel 12.8 cq": NEXT A 41018 DATA 7,5/3,9,8,7,4, 4, 4/3,7,; 3@ PRINT AT 13,1; PAPER 5; "PRE B/3,9,8,7,4,4,4/3,14, es 14, 4,11,4 55. "ENTER" TO SELECT A SONG” 73,413 ,2,12.4,7,4/3,9,2,9,4,12,8/ 48 PAUSE @ 3) 11,8,9, 4,7,8/3 epee ne inten PAPER S; "2442+ 1020 DATA B19 54,7 ,8/353, 2 bee 2 3 3 F 2 2 2 4 2 pate eas a ONTENTS #2#44424¢": PRI 474-14 >, ja°4°47.4.14.4 i4.4,42. 60 FOR I=1i TQ 3: RESTORE Iz200 4/3,16,1,12,4 | ‘eee erent NS: PRINT I; TAB 4;N$: 1938 DATA 7,4,4,4,7,4,5,4,2,4,8, 7@ PRINT PAPER S; AT 28.0; "ENTE 41200 DATA “JINGLE BELLS"”,.8 R THE NUMBER OF THE COMPOSI-TION 1210 DATA 13,4,13,4,13,4,99,4,15 THAT YOU WANT TO PLAY .4,13,4,13,4,99,4,13,4,16,4,9,4, B8@ INPUT N: CLS : LET Zg="" ta? - 13,473.98, ,14,4,14,4,14,4, 9@ RESTORE N2#200+80@: READ N§, pad, T ? 41220 DATA a2 4, wi 4,13,4,11,4,11 100 CLS : PRINT PAPER 5; "42244 »4,13,4,11, ,98, 46, 4,99,4,13,4 ##= NOW PLAYING 4444444444"; AT 2 ee erie A ie t3. 4,13, 4,13,4, 9 1,0; “2FEFEFEEF% NOW PLAYING 4444 9,4,13,4,16,4 ‘tier SECM UCT ACH ECD PRINT A , - ; s > ’ s 2 118 I T 18, (31-LEN Ng) 42; N 41984; 16,446, 4 1454.115,4.9.4,9 120@ PRINT PAPER 3; INK 7;AT 28, S,4, , , . @;"TO STOP, PRESS “"“SHIFT"" + "" 1480 DATA “JOY TO THE WORLD".2.5 BREAK" " 1418 DATA 24, ae 23,5.33,21,16,19, 138 READ F,VU: ON ERR GO TO 178 2.67,17,8,16,.4,14,4,12, 87/3, 19, 3, 148 IF F<>99 THEN GO TO 168 ee tea rk 23, Ze 67, 23, 8, 24, 2, 9 ao eee pune GO TO a8 an adie ,24,8, 23, 8, 21, 8, 19, 8, i9 f : GO TO i3 178 ON ERR RESET IF ep "2" TH 4428 DATA 17,16,16,8,24,8,24,8,2 EN RESTORE N3200+610: GO TO 138 3,8,21,8,19, 8, 19, 5.33, 17,16,16,8 18@ CLS : PAPER 7: PRINT AT 7,28 16, S, is, 8,416,8, i6, 8, 16,16,17,16 ;"PRESS “"“i"" TO PLAY AGAIN. ,19, 16/5,99,16, 47,16,16,16,14,8 i 1438 DATA 14, 8,14,8, i4, 16, 16, 16, 198 PRINT “PRESS “eer TO PLAY aes 16/5,99, 16, is, i6, 14,16, 2,8,2 CONTINUOUSLY. 4,21, 8, 19, 5§.33,17,16,16,8,17,8 208 PRINT ; “PRESS “"@"" TO PLAY “te .4,44 4-43 2 ANOTHER SONG. *

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