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VOLUME 4 ISSUES 2/3 FEBRUARY/MARCH 1986 $1.00
THE JOINT NEWSLETTER OF THE THREE TIMEX-SINCLAIR USER GROUPS IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
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PUGS NEWS by George Mockridge
Be sure ard attend the Pe bruary MEETING if you want ta have a Sa as to the Future leadership and Operation oF the graup, J won't 96 inte great detail here ExXcCEePt to say that new COrFFiICcers Wwiti be presented far aPPprovat and & general discussian Wiili be héeid cancerning the Future gdiréctian PUGS shautd Follow. It if important that Everyone has if of her views known £G please ry ta be there on the 16th. t
At cur January Meeting we gat a
K JOHN HUNTON -- 3b WORDS Volunteer to serve as a liaison beiween the group and immates This program attows you to who are learning Sinclair Basic genérate 3D tetters an your at 3 priton in Nevada. Rita Z2eKXA.-SPEctrum,. Toth wiki be handling this chare and it will be up ta us ta help First you must select the Size her answer questians and gather that you want your Letters to be hardware suppart, I have then type your tetters in and alréady heard From sameane wha the computer wittl do the rest, Wants to donate anather TS 1802. Sizé 1 = Smatt 28 pixets high, About 28 af us are now the Proud Size 2& = Medium 3@ pixets high. GQUNMEe TS af Modem boardse, We had Sizé 3 = Large 4@ pixets high, a group purchase of the devices and mow ati we have ta da is Sizé 1 = @ Characters per Line. Buiid cases, find power SUpPpPLies Sizé 2 = 7? Characters per Line, and saftware, and figure aut how Sizé 39 = 6 Characters per tine, tq work them. I expect a tot af
discussion an this SUBJECT at Gur next severai meetings, Don’t Forget that you can Purchase the MAIN MENU Mterm II software fram Sunset Flectronics for $19,495, 1.Change Size of letter.
e.instructians, dack Dohany provied 3 VE ry S.ePRINT 3D Words, interesting review af the disk 4.LPRINT Menu. drive system from Timex af S.NEW program, Portugal for those attending the B.-LPRINT Instructions. Jan, meeting. It seems that he YeLOAD “"“SCREENS Was mot too impressed with what S.SAVE "3D wWorRbSs" he had heard about the System, but after he got his hands on One and actuatiy used it he Aco feats tees hig mind. He = now fFeeis rato i CGutd very SD WORD COMES FROM THE NOV. 1985 : Be is \- ss TRIANGLE SINCLAIR USERS” SROUE Tee meneee espens ae! ake N‘L. THE PROGRAM UAS TYPED BY he loohans Foreetd’ ta etree.” SONJA MOCKRIBGE AND A TAPED copy | Thee oa Gh Gi tae CAN BE FOUND IN THE PUG/SUTSUG fect. 30 Lone anes SuBbyect. 50 LONG FOR THIS MONTH.
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GL & MAKING sLoWw BUT STEADY PROGRES by Norm Lehfeldt
LEGER ING FOR AN ABSOLUTELY WORTH- Be ae REGIE UGE Oeee i Se ONE THAT SHOUS REALLY ee | It would not be accurate to say that the QL is exactly Tey THIS OME po ene Bae setting the world on fire, but there are signs that it is - _ finding a niche and filling it very well indeed. HOWEVER , POES CONTAIN SOME ; — SOOD PROGRAMMING Loetc!!! One of the signs of this is that the Wedenesday night T/S Conference on Compuserve is increasingly dominated by @L WALT GABY discusssions. The most recent QL topic has been the successful sating of @L’s to sodeas. This has been LOREM 4244544244444 24455 accosplished through the use of a hardware translator that 2#@ RE BaeeD UPON ITEM IN overcomes the communications protocol differences between poene oo Banee rae here and the U.K. The device is being sold with terainal _38 REM EER ERELERERE EEF SESE software that allows incoming data to be saved directly to ae TAB 6; "CRAZY CANCELLA asicrodrive rather than to a RAM buffer. Once you are off int ee - . | ee line the data say be edited, printed, etc. By next tise ! Lik PRINT TAB Gy ‘ , re expect to have one of these devices in hand for a report. Les eo ie _LHIS PROGRAM FINDS I Followers of corporate politics will already know that aes oe ELLA-TIONS. FOR EXAMPLES Nigel Searle has departed Sinclair Research entirely. By CAHCEL- LING THE SIXES, IT F According to Rob Curry’s excellent "OL Report", he has gone INDS THAT ,26/64 = 1rd." to work for “an undisclosed IBM software company." His TSpOM THE TO DEMONSTRATE 17s departure seeas to have coincided with S.R.’s decision to EMATICALLY CORRECT CANCELLATION aake a sore agressive effort to earket through dealers--who = ae ,, ?Bve0 = 1/2 AND 20/3 are now being offered discounts on Sinclair sonitors and 14@ PRINT “IT TAKES 240 SECONDS printers as well as the computers theaselves. These devices FOR THE PROGRAM TO ACCOMPLIS pay now be inspected and purchased locally at Sunset\w "150 "INPUT “PRESS ““ENTER'" TOR Electronics. UM FROGRAM "; RE Hardware looks pretty sitting on your computer desk, of eee LEY ER=.8021: REM ERROR TOL course, but it is software that separates the OL and the “Das FOR Tei Td Score wer ro 4: Atari ST from the Aeiga. New English titles available in this FOR A=1 TO 9: FOR B=1 To 9 country include areaarkable and reaarkably coaplete Super Aer Pee Tee io 128 AND U<cA A Basic compiler called "Supercharge" fro Digital Precision, “245 (LET NUNERATORStosasB an astronoay prograe called "Cosacs" from Talent that 220 LET DENOMINATOR =104T4+U displays the night sky as seen fro any place at any tiee, Sn ears faa ens ‘DENOMINATOR TH and the first coapletely Aserican QL prograa, “Concept 3D°, a “238 LET A=: LET Beg computer-aided-design type progras from Robert Fingerle of ese GO TO 295 "Texturiter" fane. sas a! So ee ee SENATE You have probably noticed that the various 258 LET ES=ABS (O-ArLs Tisex/Sinclair oriented publications are beginning to feature eee rae Se =ae => AR articles on prograss for the GL. This is happening at just See fe aot “AND E4cER THEN the right tise since the English eagazine “QL User" has GO TO 239 | suspended publication. This is hard to figure since sales of a ea ee AND ES<ER THEN the GL and other Sinclair machines are reported to be soving _275 IF. B=T AND E2cER THEN at a good clip in the U.K. BU TO 238 Rumours abound about the 128K Spectrua, the enhanced OL earn bee AND E1<ER THEN. called “Enigna’, and other new Sinclair aachines. But it aust “2S5 GO To 2as be said that the OL is here NOW. It is designed to work with SFBHINGTOR: ees OM RCE BEES :f Aserican television sets--saving you the initial cost of a - 3O5 eer B: NEXT an eee U. NEX acnitor, and it arrives {for $299.00) with a suite of of issediately usable software that costs $695.00 by itself in sae PRINT : PRINT “TH. TH: «| Bee its IBM version! HATS OLKS!" ASE Ba PRLS I expect to be able to deaonstrate some of the new Y
software I have aentioned at the upcoming PUG aeeting. Come on in--the OL water is fine.
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* Thanks to A&J Microdrive for loaning SVUSTUG 7 Rotronics SVS TUG NEWS Waradrives and & ZX Spectrums.
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by Bill Miller
# The 868129 suystTus meeting was
attended by 13 people, Terry As of now they don’t have Greenlee reported on warers of power supplies, transfering information between Unattended TS Computer systems Wafers aré available from: With 2852 Modems, Damco Enterprises 617 678-2119 or Thanks to Carl Rink for R&I Microdrive 408 732-9292 Volunteering to try to translate and try to Figure out | A 1 amp 9 volt power supply the instructions tin German) to (Such as the TS1i5@@ power the Interface pc Board donated SUPPLY) hooked up to the ZX by George Coronado, opectrum thru a Radio Shack Part number 274-1569 Coaxial pc Can anyone help with Power Connector (5.Smm OD, translating a newstetter from 2.imm ID) with the 9 volts on G.U.T.5. dé Mexico? It’s in the OD and ground on the ID, Spanish. Will work. For more information contact: FOR SALE for T8100 Bill Miller 4808 253-3175. R&Jd Microdrive wii Wafers, Thanks to Dave Foreman for $180 or best offer, Providing additional Wafadrive Memotech Centronics interface documentation.
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Simclair 2X Expansion System
Available From — English Micro Connection New 1S Kilburn Ct. Newport, R.I. 02840 (401) 849-3805
Price —- 134.95 + 7% S&H
if you’ve become disenchanted with the slow load and save times of cassette operation and have pondered upgrading to a faster mass storage system, suprisingly there are now many Products available for our Timex Sinclair computers to serve this need. As most of these are fine products, ultimately your choice will come down to personal needs and preference or in many cases budget. Consider this however: what system for under $ 150 offers a single drive unit, an average storage capacity between 80 to LOOK per cartridge, a fully documented 8k ROM based operating system, load and save speeds 15 times faster than cassette, a built-in RS 232 and network port, several additional BASIC commands, and software which includes ai word processor, data base, games and a host of utility programs plus a blank cartridge to boot ? The answer is, the ZX Microdrive Expansion system by Sinclair Research.
THE HARDWARE
The hardware consists of a single microdrive unit, and the operating system housed in a device known as Interface 1. The Nee interface is suppose to attach directly to the rear edge connector of the Spectrum, however for use on a TS 2068, a go~-between twister board is needed. (See Timelinez Vol. 4,
Issue 12 for a review of Doug Dewey’s adapter board). The microdrive unit attaches to the interface by way of aie short ribbon connector which is also supplied with the package.
The microdrive unit is very small, measuring approximately 3" x 3 1/2" overall. The cartridges themselves are about the size of a matchbox and consist of a continous loop of tape. The actual mechanism behind the operation is very similar to the old 8-track recording tape cartridges used in the early 1970's. Although earlier reliability problems were reported when the cartridges were first introduced, it appears that the manufacturing and quality control have improved significantly.
As I mentioned earlier, storage capacity can vary between 80 and 100K. The cause of this variability is due to the action of the microdrive formatting procedure. Similar to the format process of other disk based systems, the faulty sectors on the tape are marked in order to prevent their use. On the average, the cartridges usually contain 85 to 9SK of storage avallability.
Access times off the drive are surprisingly fast. The entire loop of tape can pass through the read head in about ten seconds. The actual loading time will depend a lot on where the head is positioned in relation to the start of the program. AS ew an example of the speed, Tasword 2 on cassette takes over 2 minutes to load. On microdrive, the average access time is 12-16 seconds.
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OPERATING SYSTEM
The operating system is ROM based and housed in the Interface 1 unit. With the interface attached, all those keywords which you have not been able to use previously are now functional ( OFEN # CLOSE # MOVE ERASE CAT FORMAT). The operating system utilizes a "paging mechanism" whereby the SK program is paged into the same memory area occupied by the 16K ROM of the computer (ie. OOOO-1FFFH). Hence, the nickname "Shadow ROM" has been given to describe this process. The very clever design of the paging mechanism has made it easy for the regular operating system to use the extra routines in the Shadow FROM.
RS-232 and NETWORK FORTS
Interface 1 uses do not stop at controlling the microdrives. Also included in the back of the interface 158 an RS-232 and network port. The purpose of the network port is to provide the ability to connect several Spectrums together using the jack-to-jack cable which is also provided in the package. This feature appears to be used frequently in educational settings. 7
The RS-232 port is a 9 pin D-type connector, and the pin-out specifications are listed in the owner’s manual. The most common uses of this port would be to hook up full size serial printers, or a modem. By hooking up a full size printer, one can use the LFRINT and LLIST commands directly without the need of additional driver software. To use the COPY command, an appropriate screen driver routine is needed (eg. TASCOPFY).
CONCLUSION
In closing, I should also make some mention of the free software that is included in the package. The software comes on microdrive cartridge and include the popular TASWORD Zs MASTERFILE, ANT ATTACK, and GAMES DESIGNER programs. In the case of Tasword and Masterfile, these are the microdrive versions and as such have saving and loading routines to microdrive automatically incorporated. In addition to these, and introductory cartridge is also included which provides many other demo and utility programs.
Qverall, I am very pleased with the choice of. the ZX Expansion system. Because of their popularity in the UeK., many serious application programs have built-in microdrive transfer incorporated automatically which makes tape to cartridge transfer easy to accomplish. I will also be reviewing at a later time a tape to microdrive device which can tranfer any program easily.
So, whilst certainly not as powerful as a full disk drive system, for my purposes the features and the price fit my specific needs.
Steve Ishii Corresponding Member and member of West L.A. ZX Users Group
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MATHMATICAL MAGIC
by Dave Miller
DECIMAL TO FRACTIONS Below is a prograa vhich will convert a decioa! value, less than 1.9, to a fraction. The fraction is to the nearest 1/64th. This progran should be useful in scaling diaensions ven vorking vith wood or aetal. The progras tells you to cut a piece which vould be 0.197 inches, for exaapie to 13/64 inches. Mote that, if you change Min line number 40 to a different value, it is possible to get different fractions.
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PRINT “BECIMAL?°
INPUT 0
PRINT B
LET H=64
LET AZINT (D3H+.5)
LET CeA/2
IF INT (C+.5)<9€ OR C=0 THEN oOT0 100 LET HaH/2
LET A=A/2
GOTO 60
PRINT As °/°38
PRINT "DIFFERENCE: *s INT(IE4S(A/H-D)+.5 )i1E4
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TUO TENS FRGH THE OCTOBER 1985
ZX/TS FORUNH H/iL IN SOUTH FLORIDA
THE NEUSLETTER EXCHANGE PAGE 192
FROM THE NiXJCHEER 1965 CAT‘’S NEUSLETIER OF
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Hacking Tips - For Gamesters Spectrum Sdition by Paul Millar
From The National Software Library, and LIST
Sirce alot of membersare now able to run Spectrum programs, I thought the following POKEes might be of interest. A “#° following the entry means that the game is included on the SOFT-AID compiliation tape.
Jet Set Willy POKE $0552,170: POKE 50553,170 Blocks Hades POKE 37982, POKE 37994,0: Walk thro’ Monsters POKE 60231,0 Improve “ilaeegrle . POKE 36545,0: POKE 56878,4 Banyan Iree easier POKE $7411,860: POKE $7342.26: POKE §7464,170 Safer in Priest’s Hole POKR $0512,168: POKE 50520,168, POKE $0$28,:70 Ledge in Security Guard . POKE $4814,0 Removes star from Stairway POKE 37925,0 Go straight to bed
"POKE 64610,21: POKE 64632,05: POKE 64633,85: POKE 64634,Cost): POXE 64635,4: POKE 49386,60: POKE 49263,0: POKE 49271,0 Travel between The Bow and Off Licence POKE 56350,0: POKE $6358,0 Adds platform to First
andi "PONE 41983,255 When you collect the tap, you can see the final eftect
POKE 36835,239 You can use Interface 2
POKE 38240,0 Obliterates Marthe
POKE 59900,0 Disables the Attic bug
Cookie POKE 26:97,0 Stops Bin monstes
Freeze Bees POKE 34610,0 Infinite lives
Pi-Batled POKE 44416,x xenumber of lives
Pyramid POKE 44685,0 Limitiess energy
Arcadia POKE 25776,0 Infinite lives
Wild West Hero POKE 23821.x x*number of lives
Kokotoni Wilf #
POKE 43742,0 Infinite lives
POKE 42214,x x=number of lives
POKE 42177,2 This changes the color of most of the sprites to red, so you don’t die if you touch them.
Horace Goes Skiing # POKE 29270,0 Removes all traffic POKE 30762,0 Removes sii slope
Sabre Wulf
POKE 44786,0 Indestructable Sabreman
POKE 39702,30 Kills materializing monsters
POKE 44685,186: POKE 44575,255: POKE 44677,80 Stay permantely Cyan
Atic Atac
POKE 36519,x xenumber of lives
POKE 37229,179: POKE 37280,175 Makes doc pen more frequently —
Others are shown in the LIST newsletter. They cover Frark n Stein, Psytron, Pssst, Jetpac, Project Future, Zip-Zap, Tutankhamen, Defenda, Mr. Wimpy, Monty Mole, Eskimo Eddie, Luna Jet Man, Moon Alert, and Horace & the Spiders. If you're interested, come to a diehard’s meeting to check up on what's there.
SPEED DIAL 2868 ST2
Speed-Diatler is ah anonymous program from the BEBS-PC. Run thss program from the huffer of
After spending
alt of your hard earned, on
computers,
Ppranters, programs
and such. You may find yourself
Smnart-Term 33 and the auto-diat
* ‘ 4 INPUT “NAHE’,AS: INPUT “ADDR ,B functson wall woarRk much faster. $- INPUT “BHONE” .C3 id < LPRINT:LPRINT AS: LPRINT 83:LPR J C8:LPRINT: GOTO 2
This program makes nice penny rotters. You just rott up the
. 10 REM Speed-Diater 2@ POKE 54835,72: POKE 54836,4 POKE 54847,3
30 POKE 54646,5: 46 POKE S4856,26 S@ POKE 54857 ,44
ina financial band. I fand ait helpfull to keep the fottowing program handy.
Pennies and put some tape on them. Take them to the store ee and you dont even have to write -
you name on the rotts. Aisa, gust an case they count them
and you made amsstake: The info fades rapidty, do to the tape
on the printingQ.cecs
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i MEL ! NE Label Maker” Fri} | P crabee Lo
LabelMaker will work with any full-size printer interface you may have CAERCO, Tasman, A&J, Oliger) because you will use the print driver software provided with your interface to drive this program.
First, toad the driver software for your interface, and Save it to a blank tape. DO NOT REWIND THE TAFE!
Next, type in the simple program below. SAVE this on the tape immediately following the driver. Make sure to use the LINE command on the SAVE so that it will auto-run.
That’s all there is to it! Just one note...If you plan on using doauble quotes €"), stich as LOAD ""y you will need to input TWICE the amount you wil! want printed...LOAD "“ will need to be inputted as LOAD "Ne,
I have found a great place to buy form feed cassette labels to use with your full size printer. CUSTOM TAFE LOADERS ¢8135 Cox’s Drive, Suite 2oOY Fortage, MI 49081) has then available in 4 colors (White-Yel |low-Red-Bl ue) for $1.60 per 100. Check out their prices on blank computer tapes, toc.
I hope you get as much use out of this program as I _ did. Let me know if you make any modifications to this program.
Bill Ferrebee MOUNTAINEER SOFTWARE 749 Hill Street #6 Parkersburg, WV 26104 CLS : INFUT "Program Title: "sags | IF LEN a%>32 THEN GO TO 10 FRINT TAB 16-CLEN at/2): at INFUT “Line #2 Info: "sb IF LEN b%232 THEN GO TO 20 PRINT TAB 16-C(LEN b$/2)sb¢% INFUT “Line #3 Infor:"se% IF LEN ¢c$>+32 THEN GO TO 30 FRINT TAB 16-CLEN C$/2ds2% PRINT : PRINT : PRINT : PRINT : PRINT INFUT "Bottom Lines "sd IF LEN d$?S2 THEN GO TO 40 FRINT TAB 16-(LEN d%#/2);d% PRINT AT 21,8; FLASH 13 "Correct? Cy/n)" IF INEEY$="" THEN GO TO Sz IF INKEY$="n" THEN GO TO 10 FRINT AT 21,8;" "s INFUT “Number of copies :"3x FOR i1=1 TO x
LPRINT TAB 16-(LEN a%/2);3a$%
LPRINT TAB 16-(LEN b%/2);b$%
LPRINT TAB 16-(LEN c#/2)50%
LPRINT s LPRINT : LERINT : LPRINT : LPRINT LFRINT TAB 16-(LEN d#/2);d%
LFRINT =: LPRINT
NEXT i |
INPUT “More? Cy/nds"s x
‘IF x$="y" THEN GO TO 100
INFUT "Another title? Cy/nods "sx
IF x#="y" THEN GO TO 10
CLS : FRINT AT 10,83 "CWork Completel": STOF
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