| Additional Notes on the Hardware of the T-2068 & Disk Drive | Disassembling the T-2068 reveals a circuit board smaller than found in the American computer. It is a very professionally designed board with no wire jumpers. A stand alone RF modulator replaces the video/RF modulator circuitry of the TS-2068. There are no trim pots or adjustable components except for a fine tune in the RF modulator. | Timex Computer 2068, Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| Convert Your TV into a Computer Monitor | Schematic and instructions for converting a black and white TV to a monitor. | |
| Portuguese Timex T-2068 Computer & Timex Disk Drive System: A Hands-On Evaluation | Timex is still in the home computer market—in Europe! When Timex bowed out here in early 1984, their computer manufacturing facilities in Portugal continued their work, primarily, so everyone believed, manufacturing for Sinclair in England. Apparently, this was only partly true. Their research and development department was still at work, perfecting the products only hinted | Timex Computer 2068, Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| Pro/File 2068 Filing System: An Outstanding Value | When Tom Woods released PRO/FILE 2068 so long ago, it appeared to be quite a file system if you could figure out how to use all of it’s features from the meager instructions included with the program. We were all promised that a comprehensive manual was being compiled and would be shipped to all who | Timex/Sinclair 2068, Type-in program |
| Programming TIP | What does the following line do? At first glance, it would appear that whenever the computer came across this line, it would check to see if A$ 15 “YES”. If not, it would not make x=1 and then because it is a multi-line statement, it would print the message and then STOP. NOT SO! Due | Timex/Sinclair 2068, Type-in program |
| Publisher's Statement: For New Readers and Old | For a number of our readers, this is your first issue of SUM Magazine. Others have been with us since we were only a local users newsletter, supporting the Timex Users Group here in Gainesville. SUM Magazine is the result of the efforts of Joe Williamson and me, Richard Cravy, to help support our “orphan” | |
| Software Review: Zaxxon | Zaxxon for the 48K Spectrum that is a duplication of the popular arcade game. It comes in a nice plastic package and looks much more “expensive” than a standard cassette case. On the front is a great picture of the game. The documentation is pretty good and explains the game quite well. A person who | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| The Rotronics Wafadrive: An inexpensive alternative to cassettes | Those of us with ZX81s and TS1000s remember well the long and doubtful loading times of our original machines. To us, the TS2068 with its “fast” loading time was almost miraculous by comparison. But the new soon wore off, and we all cast our eyes longingly to Uncle Clive and the Sinclair Microdrives. Alas, they | Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| User Defined Graphics for TS-1000, Part II | Here is the program for the TS-1000 which will generate and store your own characters into the custom graphics board as described in last month’s issue. | Timex/Sinclair 1000, Type-in program |
| Vendor Report | Timex-Sinclair “Survivor buttons” are now available from The White Church Cabin, 219 White Church Rd., Brooktondale, NY 14817. The buttons are full sized, 3-color and say: “SURVIVOR – Low cost computing,” and have the Timex-Sinclair logo as well. A & J Microdrive is now supplying the 1000 type micro drives and wafers on their Model | |
