qazxsw21000
- Mar 23, 2023
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I designed a Z80 computer and found myself at a lack of ideas to use it for. I have to rewrite my “firmware” due to accidentally corrupting it and then finding a kind of a major bug in it, but that’s beside the point. Once I get it reprogrammed, I have a script written to calculate the Fibonacci sequence up to 16 digits (because they’re being displayed on a 16x2 LCD), but I want to do something a bit more..impressive, let’s say. I want to have something like a sensor that the computer can grab data from, then process it and do something in response.
So my question is what do I do with it? I have a 32x64 graphic LCD that I’ve attached before. I have a 16-bit color display that can be communicated with using the 8080-parallel standard (but I need help interpreting the data sheet).
An alternative phrasing of the question:
If a video came across your YouTube feed titled “I Forced My 8-Bit Computer to [blank],” what (reasonable thing) could fill in the blank to make you want to click it?
So my question is what do I do with it? I have a 32x64 graphic LCD that I’ve attached before. I have a 16-bit color display that can be communicated with using the 8080-parallel standard (but I need help interpreting the data sheet).
An alternative phrasing of the question:
If a video came across your YouTube feed titled “I Forced My 8-Bit Computer to [blank],” what (reasonable thing) could fill in the blank to make you want to click it?