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From: janh@hplsla.UUCP (janh)
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Subject: Re: Re: using the c64 in a car...
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Date: Fri, 8-Aug-86 11:49:00 EDT
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As I recall, the 9VAC input is required for generating an interrupt that
does the keyboard scan, and other stuff of a periodic housekeeping
nature, so some modification would be required for the keyboard to work.
This signal is also used for the clocks internal to the Peripheral
Interface Adapters (6526's).

Jan Hofland

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