| 2068 Machine Code in a DATA Statement |
Program allows you to place machine code located anywhere in memory into a DATA statement in line 1 of your BASIC program. |
Timex/Sinclair 2068, Type-in program |
| 64 Column BASIC |
Short machine language program to allow using 64 column mode with BASIC programs. |
Timex/Sinclair 2068, Downloadable, Type-in program |
| Audio Frequency Counter Program for the Timex/Sinclair ZX81 |
This program will run with as little as 1K of RAM and will allow frequency measurements of up to 28,500 Hz. This is useful for tuning RTTY tone generators, electronic musical instruments, tone encoders, and for calibrating audio generators. The audio signal is fed to the computer’s earphone jack, and the frequency is displayed to |
Sinclair ZX81, Timex/Sinclair 1000, Type-in program |
| Building a 2068 Database, Part 2 |
In this installment of CIDS, we will develop six essential routines. The only routine that is not a command is the error report routine. Also, as all programs are prone to revisions and extensions, the error routine may not reflect future versions, since the error routine takes memory that could be used for another command. |
Timex/Sinclair 2068, Type-in program |
| For Your Support |
Product announcements from Chia-Chi Chao, Mike Trivisonno, Jack Dohany, Fred Nachbaur, Tim Worcester, Games to Learn By, Kraig Pritts, John Oliger, Tom Woods, Knighted Computers. |
Timex/Sinclair 1000, Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| Forum |
Letters from Jean-Claude Touzin, P. H. Skipper, Chris Sloan, Paul Bingham, Tony Gomez, Paul Edwards. Correction to article about TS1500 ROM bug fix that appeared in SyncWare News v2 n6 forum. |
Timex/Sinclair 1000, Timex/Sinclair 2068 |
| Happy Birthday to Us |
This issue marks the beginning of the third year of support for TS computers. |
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| Software Lo-Res for the TS1000 |
SOFTWARE LO-RES is a machine-language utility program for the ZX81/TS1000/TS1500, which creates enlarged characters on the screen. This makes it useful for any persons with a visual handicap. Since it also allows fast moving screen displays; it is useful for any number of programs where a flashy screen is desired. You may want to consider |
Timex/Sinclair 1000, Type-in program |
| UPD Modifications |
Thanks to Peter McMullin, we now have a “Print an ASCII character” routine for the Centronics interface from EPROM Services in England. |
Timex/Sinclair 1000, Type-in program |
| What, We Worry? |
For those of you who thought that we were just a couple of non-existent characters beyond your end-of-line marker, we decided to trip your NMI and create a full display file. Of course that’s quite easy to do from a Bent ROOM. Anyway, this should prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that we are |
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