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From: tob@inuxm.UUCP (T Burger)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.8bit
Subject: Re: Home-grown controllers/interfaces
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Date: 27 Dec 88 23:23:54 GMT
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> RE: The X10 systems....  Are there pin-outs and tech. docs included
> when one purchases the X10 system?  I am a relatively accomplished 

Yes a Programers Book comes with the unit.  I got mine from DAK for the
IBM machine.  I have written a complete interface for the 8bit systems,
and if someone can tell me a sure fire way to post it, I will.  I have
tried to get stuff from the net and unscramble it to my 8bit with
very litle sucsess.

The software I have written does everything with the only limitation
being it supports any 15 of the possible 256 addresses.  I have never
even got close to 15 different 'chanels' so this is no problem for me.
I use the 850 with mine, but a friend has used the P:R: connection.

PS: I have found several mistakes in the programers book.

Ted Burger
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