PIC32MZ Iomega ZIP100 Parallel Port Emulator [Part 2: LPT100 Hardware Design]
A few months after successfully getting Super 8086 Box, DOSBox-X, and QEMU to emulate an Iomega ZIP100 parallel-port ZIP drive,
Read moreA few months after successfully getting Super 8086 Box, DOSBox-X, and QEMU to emulate an Iomega ZIP100 parallel-port ZIP drive,
Read moreIn early 2023 my beloved Iomega ZIP100 parallel port drive started to randomly eject disks. I figured that the drive
Read moreThe OneChipBook, available on AliExpress for around $200, is a very interesting FPGA-powered laptop with 32MB RAM, a 10-inch 1024×768
Read moreAlthough there is a USB port on the Pocket 386, I seldom use it for file transfer. The device driver,
Read moreUPDATE (May 2025) – Check out Hackaday’s write-up of the dsMP3 project here In my previous post I described how
Read moreUPDATE (May 2025) – Check out Hackaday’s write-up of the dsMP3 project here Wondering why even high-end multiband radios such
Read moreIn a recent embedded project, I need to access data stored on a USB thumb drive using a dsPIC33EP512MC502. As
Read moreOne thing I don’t like about the dsPICEE3P (and the PIC32MX) lines is that these devices do not have EEPROM
Read moreAlthough the dsPIC33EP512MC502 does not have an integrated Real Time Clock (RTC) for time keeping, this can easily be overcome by configuring
Read moreThe dsPIC33FJ128GP802 is among the few devices in the dsPIC33F family that have an integrated 16-bit stereo DAC module. The DAC can be
Read moreIn an attempt to save an I/O pin originally used for the DHT11 to measure ambient temperature in one of my
Read moreI purchased the CH375 ISA to USB adapter from Taobao, hoping for an easier way to transfer files to my
Read moreI have always been a fan of the TTS256 – a tiny but great English text-to-speech IC based on a
Read moreUPDATED (March 2018): A better English version of the datasheet can be found here. After my previous success in getting
Read moreWhen searching eBay for a text to speech IC equivalent to the TTS256, I came across the SYN6288, a cheap
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