Elf 2000
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| + | '''18-Oct-2011''' - I have ordered an additional run of PC boards for the Elf 2000, Disk/UART/RTC and STG1861. These three boards will be tiled together onto a single panel and sold as a unit, along with a pre-programmed Elf 2000 EPROM and a set of GALs. At this time I don't anticipate offering any other parts with the kit, however everything else you need, including the CDP1802s, are readily available. | ||
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Revision as of 14:57, 18 October 2011
This page contains user contributed documentation for the Elf 2000 and associated peripherals, including
- The STG1681 Pixie Graphics Replacement
- The Disk, UART and RTC Board
- The 80 Column Text Video Board
- The General Purpose I/O Card
- The Hexadecimal Keypad
- And the Embedded Elf
The information on this page is supplemental and is not a substitute for reading the Elf 2000 User's Manual.
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Announcements
18-Oct-2011 - I have ordered an additional run of PC boards for the Elf 2000, Disk/UART/RTC and STG1861. These three boards will be tiled together onto a single panel and sold as a unit, along with a pre-programmed Elf 2000 EPROM and a set of GALs. At this time I don't anticipate offering any other parts with the kit, however everything else you need, including the CDP1802s, are readily available.
