John Oliger Co.
11601 Whidbey Dr., Cumberland, IN 46229
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Board adds the ability to program 2764 and 27128 EPROMs to your 2068 system. Board comes with documentation on assembly, use, theory of operation, tips and details on replacing the Home ROM of the 2068 with a 27128 EPROM. Programmer requires the Vpp Power Supply or a 4-22VDC regulated adjustable power supply with voltmeter.
TS 2068
Compact expansion board plugs into the rear expansion connector of 2068 computer, provides slots for Oliger expansion boards. Board includes one “spare” 20 pin IC socket for a user circuit, a rear edge connector feed through for attaching the 2040 printer, modem, etc., and the necessary circuitry for a RGB monitor interface. RGB circuit requires
TS 2068
Printer port for printers that have a Centronics interface. Uses the same port and BUSY bit as the AERCO 2068 printer interface. Port is fully decoded and contains a “PRINTER READY” LED to show printer current status. Also included are hi-res screen dumps for Okidata, Olivetti PR2300, Gemini 10X and Gorilla Banana printers.
Downloadable TS 2068
This small joystick board Is designed to plug into your 2068 expansion board to emulate the Kempston Joystick interface. This interface is for use with a Spectrum emulator, ROM, or Romswitch and Spectrum software. It is supported by any Spectrum software that Is “Kempston compatible” looking to the software exactly like the real Kempston Joystick
TS 2068
Plugs into the cartridge port of the TS 2068 computer. Can hold two 2764 or two 27128 EPROMs in any combination. It allows TS 2068 owners, when used with the TS 2068 or TS 1000 programmers, to store BASIC programs in cartridge form. Includes assembly instructions, schematic and instructions for its use with BASIC programs.
TS 2068
Map its 2716 EPROMs anywhere in the 64K memory. Board is intended to be used as a “cartridge” for storing Sinclair programs on EPROM. It can be used to store machine code tools in the 8-16K block.
TS 1000
This programmer was also described in SQ #s 1 and 2, so this article is recommended reading on this one, too. The programmer is memory mapped at 2000-27FFh and programs easily from Basic by simply poking the desired data to one of the eproms’ locations. The programmer has its own latches onboard and does NOT
TS 1000
Board is capable of mapping either of its 2764 EPROMs anywhere in the 64K map in 8K blocks. Board is intended to be used as a “cartridge” for storing Sinclair programs on EPROM. It can be used to store machine code tools in the 8-16K block.
TS 1000
This programmer is identical to the 2716 Programmer except for the following: The circuit has been changed to accept 28 pin 2764 eproms : The eprom is mapped 2808-3FFFA. 21VDC is now required for the programming voltage. This board comes with its schematic, assy instructions, and a theory of operation sheet.
TS 1000
64K DRAM board for the TS1000, TS1500 or ZX81. Special features of this memory include: 8-12K on/off switch 12-16K on/off switch two banks of 8K ram available mapped 8-16K (Bank A/B switch) and 48-64K on/off switch
TS 1000
Fits inside the ZX80/ZX81 and remaps internal RAM to 8-9K or 9-10K. For use with external RAM pack.
ZX80 ZX81
TS 2068
Disk drive interface that used the WD1770 drive controller. Supported up to four disk drives.
TS 2068
DOS board for the Oliger system, with NMI save feature. JLO SAFE (Simple and Fast Extended) Disk Basic is supplied on EPROM with this board. SAFE used the same syntax as cassette commands, but with a slash following the SAVE/LOAD command. Syntax for saving a BASIC program would be SAVE /”FILENAME” or SAVE /”FILENAME” LINE
TS 2068
4 or 6 slot expansion board for use with Oliger projects for the ZX81/TS 1000.
TS 1000
Board/kit that plugs in to the Oliger expansion board. Fully decoded, can be used with the TS 1000.
TS 1000 TS 2068
Contains Larken DOS with 8K ROM and 8K RAM on the cartridge. Used to control Larken DSK-400 or other disk interfaces. All LKDOS or extended BASIC commands use the PRINT #4: syntax. Support for all Timex DOS commands. Extended basic commands include CIRCLE, windows, box clear and fill, channel support for devices, variations of POKE,
TS 2068
Eight LEDs indicate which bank of memory the Z80 is accessing. Uses only one IC. Can be useful in debugging hardware projects and machine code programs that cause the computer to crash by indicating where the CPU is after the crash. Supplied as bare PC board and schematic.
TS 1000 TS 2068
This project was detailed completely in Syntax Quarterly, issues 1 & 2. Port is memory mapped at location FFFFh and is completely decoded. Project includes schematic, theory of operation sheeta and machine code listing comments of a copy routine for use with the Okidata ML80 and ML82A printers. Circuit and software can be adapted to
TS 1000
Two board, extensive upgrade that integrates the TMS 9918A video display processor into the ZX81/TS1000. Provides: color multiple graphics resolutions, up to 256×192 pixels up to 32 sprites a SLOW mode almost as fast as FAST mode blink free FAST mode lower case characters instead of inverse upper case Interfaces the TMS 9918A color graphics
TS 1000
For use with the TMS9918A Video Project/Upgrade.
Downloadable TS 1000
This small single sided board provides 4.4 volts, 21 volts, and 25 volts DC for use with any programmer offered by the John Oliger Co. This circuit is designed to put as little stress on the EPROM as possible during programming and is recommended for use with these programmers. The board is supplied with schematic,
TS 2068
Articles
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A Break Through DOS for the TS-2068TS 2068 MAX DOS: combining Oliger DOS and Larken DOS.
- A First Hand Look at the Oliger Disk SystemTS 2068 Hardware review
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A last minute AddendumTS 2068 Notes about bugs in the versions of JLO Safe DOS.
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A Menagerie of Opinions and Some Programming TipsTS 2068 Type-in program Tips about disks and disk systems; a short program to print labels.
- A Multi-Manager for SAFE DOS V2.52TS 2068 Type-in program
- A query from one of our members: TS2068 Larkenized Oliger SystemTS 2068
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A Universal Treatment for Bugs in the Program AreaTS 2068 Editorial about John Oliger’s article, “Problems in using the new V2.4 MERGE Command,” and how the techniques can be applied to debugging programs.
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About Disk DrivesTS 2068 There are many types of disk drives available. Commodore introduced a 3 1/2 inch drive with their Amiga computer. Now IBM has a new 3 inch drive. We Safe Disk users have a system that will work with almost anything that can be hooked up to a Shugart Standard Parallel I/O Disk Drive.
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Bits and PiecesNews from the UK; Mini Xmod communications package; additions to user group list; repair changes; Oliger/Kingsley disk system; TI 99/4A keyboard for the 1000 and other updates.
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Break-In for CATsTS 2068 Type-in program Short routine for SafeDOS to SAVE or LOAD during CATalog.
- Catalog ListingTS 2068 Type-in program
- CATPRINTTS 2068 Type-in program
- Check Disk Drive SpeedTS 2068 Type-in program
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Check Your Surge-Protected CircuitsTS 2068 Advice on checking the devices plugged into surge protectors and repairing “zapped” devices.
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Converting the Oliger 64K Ram for the 2068TS 2068 Hardware project To use the JLO 64 K RAM board (from the TS1000) on the 2068, it is necessary to make these changes.
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Corrupted Disks???TS 2068 Occasionally you might come across a disk that has become corrupted in its file storage pointer area (track zero) that will simply refuse to load any file at all. What will usually cause this is a glitch on power up of either the drive or computer, with the disk installed.
- D.O.S. for the 2068TS 2068
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Disjointed Programming TipsTS 2068 Short descriptions of available DOSes and utilities.
- Disk DirectoryTS 2068 Type-in program
- Disk ToolsTS 2068 Type-in program
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Dock Bank Memory for Twenty Cents: Convert a TS-1000 Ram Memory for the TS-2068TS 1000 TS 2068 Hardware project How to convert a 64K RAM pack for the TS1000 to map to dock memory on the TS2068.
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Dropped BytesTS 2068 Potential cure for dropped printer data when using an AB switch.
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For Your SupportTS 1000 TS 2068 Hardware and software offerings from Chia-Chi Chao, Mike Trivisonno, Jack Donahy, Fred Nachbaur, Tim Worcester, Games to Learn By, Kraig Pritts, John Oliger, Tom Woods and Knighted Computers.
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For Your SupportTS 1000 TS 2068 Column announcing hardware, software for Timex/Sinclair owners. Products from Bruce Taylor, Fred Nachbaur, Tom Woods, John Oliger, Jack Donahy, 21st Century Electronics, Zebra Systems, Steve Wyatt, G. Russell Electronics and Tad Painter listed.
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For Your SupportProduct announcements from Fred Nachbaur, John Oliger Co., Grey & Clifford Computer Products, Larken Electronics, Chia-Chi Chao, Robert Fischer, Bill Bell, G. Russell Electronics, EZRA Group II, RMG Enterprises, David Hill, Paul Holmgren, GLENN Technics, John Deering.
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For Your SupportProduct announcements from John Oliger Co., NovelSoft, Willcocks Research Consultants, Grey & Clifford Computer Products, Knighted Computers, G. Russell Electronics, Jim Houston Enterprises, Larken Electronics, Chia-Chi Chao, Fred Nachbaur, Robert Fischer, Bill Heberlein, Bill Bell, C. W. Associates.
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For Your SupportTS 1000 TS 2068 Product announcements from English Micro Connection, TEJ Computer Products, Macshak Software, Delphic Enterprises, Pleasantrees Programming, Communications Systems Center, Toronto Software World, T Dailey, People’s Software Supply, S. J. Wyatt and John Oliger.
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For Your SupportTS 1000 TS 2068 Product announcements from C. W. Associates, Gulf Micro Electronics, Aerco, G. Russell Electronics, Melvin MacKaron, Ace Software, Rheesware, EZ-KEy, Falmouth Computer Service, Damco Enterprises, A.F.R. Software, John Oliger, Van Vangor, T-Ware, Integrated Data Systems.
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For Your SupportTS 1000 TS 2068 Product announcements from Barry Carter, Aerco, Zebra Systems, Pete Petri, JRC Software, Chia-Chi Chao, Poretsky & Poretsky, D. Lipinski Software, K. D. Lewis, American Surplus Trading, Toronto Software World, John Oliger, Rick Munday, A.F.R. Software, Sum-Ware, Al White and WMJ Data Systems.
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Handy References and a SAFE-DOS File IndexerTS 2068 Type-in program DOSDEX file indexer.
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Hardware ProjectsJohn Oliger flyers for hardware projects.
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Input/OutputTS 2068 Letters from Paul Anderson, Dane Stegman, Jack Boatwright, Joan Kealy, Paul Anderson, Andy Barber, Peter Liebert-Adelt, Luke Perry, Don Lambert, David Lassov, Fred Henn, Jeff Burrell, Joe Rampolla, Earl Kielglass, John Oliger.
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Interface for RAM in T/S 2068 I/O PortsTS 2068 Hardware project Requires Oliger expansion board.
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JLO Disk Interface - A ReviewTS 2068 Hardware review Brief review of the John Oliger disk interface system.
- JLO ROM Upgrade ReviewTS 2068 Hardware review
- JLO UpgradeTS 2068
- JLO with LKDOS CartridgeTS 2068
- Larken LinesTS 2068
- Let's Read T/S 2068 JLO Disks With Your QLTS 2068 QL Type-in program
- Let's Read TS2068 Disks With Your QLTS 2068 QL Type-in program
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LKDOS Off Switch (For MAX DOS Operation)TS 2068 Hardware project Add an off switch to resolve conflicts with Oliger NMI functions.
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LKDOS vs JLO SAFETS 2068 Comparison of the two disk operating systems.
- Locked Out? How to Recover!TS 2068
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Locked Out? How to Recover!TS 2068 How to recover when saving to a non-existent disk with Larken and Oliger systems.
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LPRINT CHR$ With Oliger Printer DriverTS 2068 Type-in program Readers who have programmed in BASIC with the OLIGER printer driver use LET/P=0 command to send data to their large printer. This command works fine for LPRINTing text and messages but not so good for printer codes.
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MAX DOS: A Study of DUAL DOS in the TS-2068TS 2068 For several weeks UPDATE has been testing two simultaneous disk operating systems in the TS-2068: the Oliger SAFE DOS and the Larken DOS. The hardware hook-up is the full “two board” Oliger system and the Larken LKDOS cartridge in the dock port. Extensive operation with the combination has revealed an almost complete compatibility between the…
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Meet News, club notesTS 2068 Discusses attempt to duplicate Bill Jones’ Max-Dos.
- MiscellanyTS 2068 Type-in program
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More About SDOS MAIL MERGETS 2068 Type-in program Next issue two more functions will be added to SDOS MAIL MERGE, One will quickly let you flip through the listing to find a name or stock list. Presented will be the “Field Number and first line of the field”. These lines will scroll until you find the one you are looking for, then the…
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New Commands Effective with JLO Safe v2.6TS 2068 Updates to the disk operating system.
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New Product News, Old Product OffersTS 1000 TS 2068 Updates on products from Budget Robotics and Computing, ROMPAK, Hunter, Oliger, Compusa, Softmark, W. T. Associates, Markel Software, D. Lipinski, Siriusware and Ace Software.
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New Products and Services (Syntax v5 n5)Updates from Biocal Software, Hydridion, John Oliger, Rheesware, Pheonix Enterprises, Timensa Software.
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Oliger 2.1 Disk System UpdateTS 2068 Hardware review Review of the 2.1 SAFE DOS ROM.
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Oliger Auto-MenuTS 2068 Program and suggestions to create an auto-loading menu.
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Oliger Disc Drive System, Part 2TS 2068 Hardware review Review of the system.
- Oliger Disk System ReviewTS 2068 Hardware review
- Oliger Products ColumnTS 2068
Documents
- Build a 2764 Based "Cartridge" Board and Programmer for Your '81
- Build a 2764 Based Cartridge Board and Programmer
- EPROM Cartridge Download Routine
- Future Commands Planned for JLO SAFE V2
- Future Commands Planned for JLO SAFE V2
- How to Program a 2764 EPROM Using Hot Z
- How to use the 2068 User Cartridge Board
- JLO 2068 Floppy Disk Interface
- JLO SAFE DOS v2.51 Disassembly
- JLO SAFE V2.4 Errata
- John Oliger Co ZX81 TS1000 Product List
- Oliger 2068 Expansion RGB Circuit Instructions
- Oliger 2068/Spectrum Joystick Interface
- Preliminary Information on the Oliger/Kingsley Disc System
- Problems in Using the New V.24 "Merge" Command
- Problems in Using the New V.24 "Merge" Command
- Programming 2764 and 27128 EPROM (for TIMEX-2068 Programs Written in BASIC Only) Using the John Oliger Co. 2068 EPROM Programmer and 2068 User Cartridge Boards
- The John Oliger Co. 2068 EPROM Programmer
- The John Oliger Co. Product Lists
- Using the John Oliger Expansion System to Create Instant-Load (EPROM) Software for the TS 1000 Computers part 3
- Using the John Oliger Expansion System to Create Instant-Load (EPROM) Software for TS 1000 Computers
Computer Media
- JLO SAFE DOS v2.35
- JLO SAFE DOS v2.65
- TI Video Software
- TMS 9918A Video Upgrade ROM
- TMS9918A Video Enhanced Basic EPROM Programmer
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