Wow! That sounds interesting!
EDIT: Will the project be open source?
The pcb's, software and video's are available on my site. I am busy doing the manual but it's a lot of work. you can follow the project on the facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/578727500182014
Hello,
I wanted to present my OneBus project (previously PetBus).
The OneBus can be connected to all Commodore 8bit computers and allows a user to do 3 things:
1) Convert the different protocols (IEC, IEEE488 and TCBM) of Commodore 8 bit computers, with a visualization of the data transfer in real time. Using the appropriate connectors, a user can setup multiple devices on the same or on different buses.
For example :
- C64 to a 2031 IEEE488 bus and a 1551 TCBM bus drive.
- C16 to a 2031.
- PET8032 to a 1541 IEC bus drive and a 1551 TCBM bus drive.
2) Connect to a Windows application "OneBus Network Devices" through the network, virtualizing 4 Commodore disk drives and 1 printer.
3) Create a virtual network Commodore bus with 2 OneBus (client - server) allowing communication between the Commodore computer and physical devices through the network.
More information on http://www.chipitos.be
Hello,
I wanted to present my OneBus project (previously PetBus).
The OneBus can be connected to all Commodore 8bit computers and allows a user to do 3 things:
1) Convert the different protocols (IEC, IEEE488 and TCBM) of Commodore 8 bit computers, with a visualization of the data transfer in real time. Using the appropriate connectors, a user can setup multiple devices on the same or on different buses.
2) Connect to a Windows application "OneBus Network Devices" through the network, virtualizing 4 Commodore disk drives and 1 printer.
3) Create a virtual network Commodore bus with 2 OneBus (client - server) allowing communication between the Commodore computer and physical devices through the network.
More information on http://www.chipitos.be
