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Sandy SuperQBoard HD
Posted: Mon Jan 08, 2018 11:16 pm
by mk79
Hi everybody,
I described my quest for a HD capable Sandy SuperQBoard here:
https://www.kilgus.net/2018/01/09/sandy ... now-in-hd/
Enjoy
(I will monitor this thread, too, in case there are comments/questions)
Re: Sandy SuperQBoard HD
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2018 4:34 am
by Dave
Good job.
The VL1772 are far more reliable double clocked than the WD1772. That's why I bought huge stocks of them for the SQBv4.
Re: Sandy SuperQBoard HD
Posted: Tue Jan 09, 2018 9:44 am
by Derek_Stewart
Hi Marcel,
I have a SuperQBoard, like yours without the Mouse components soldered in, I was going upgrade it, along with the ROM. Maybe I could include your HD Disk upgrade.
I was not sure how the Mouse connector looked on the board. All is clear now.
Re: Sandy SuperQBoard HD
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2018 10:33 am
by mk79
Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi Marcel,
I have a SuperQBoard, like yours without the Mouse components soldered in, I was going upgrade it, along with the ROM. Maybe I could include your HD Disk upgrade.
I was not sure how the Mouse connector looked on the board. All is clear now.
Hi Derek,
I've got 8 or so PCBs from China, I can put one in an envelope for you if you want. The ROM probably needs a bit more work to intelligently fill the rest of the 32kb ROM.
Re: Sandy SuperQBoard HD
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2018 11:05 am
by Derek_Stewart
mk79 wrote:Derek_Stewart wrote:Hi Marcel,
I have a SuperQBoard, like yours without the Mouse components soldered in, I was going upgrade it, along with the ROM. Maybe I could include your HD Disk upgrade.
I was not sure how the Mouse connector looked on the board. All is clear now.
Hi Derek,
I've got 8 or so PCBs from China, I can put one in an envelope for you if you want. The ROM probably needs a bit more work to intelligently fill the rest of the 32kb ROM.
Hi Marcel,
I have a little work to do at present, but I would like to get my SuperQ Mouse board upgraded to have the mouse working, I have all the required modification details and Sandy ROM required to support the Mouse hardware.