>>like a 6809 Emulator/debug system and so forth.
I'm sure these are still available.
I know of people doing 6809 development, but it's higher-level languages.
I know of people doing 6809 development, but it's higher-level languages.
>>To me it would be easier to adapt a modern proccessor to the Xpanders voice
>>board and display I/O etc.
Hitachi makes a 3 (or4??) MHZ pin compatible replacement for the 6809, that is used
in the computers by the above mentioned people. I think that is the E version of the 6809, which
isn't pin compatible with the 6809 in the Xpander (but is compatible on the instruction level).
A pic, or Arduino could do the job and without the zipper noise from heavy modulation, if it had enough I/O lines ;-)
Can you imagine o w many mod routings could be done by a modern processor?
100s, or 1000's per patch!!
in the computers by the above mentioned people. I think that is the E version of the 6809, which
isn't pin compatible with the 6809 in the Xpander (but is compatible on the instruction level).
A pic, or Arduino could do the job and without the zipper noise from heavy modulation, if it had enough I/O lines ;-)
Can you imagine o w many mod routings could be done by a modern processor?
100s, or 1000's per patch!!
I'm sure you can get beta code out to us by Monday though ;-)>>Still not an easy job though :-)