[vcf-midatlantic] iUEC Drive on a B128!

[william degnan]

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> conversion setup.  I will document it online when I have the chance.  This
> is part of a project I am working on for VCF E...Just makes my life a heck
> of a lot easier because I can work on the modern PC to write code and copy
> to B series using an SD card,   So much more efficient.  And I believe
> using the iUEC with a B Series computer has never been done before.
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There was talk in 2011 about using the iUEC but I don't think anyone had
all of the pieces in one place, or in my case I had the hardware but did
not actually need to make the connection until now.  For more info on IEEE
drive interfacing with the uIEC see Steve Gray's page about
http://www.6502.org/users/sjgray/computer/cbm2/.
<http://www.6502.org/users/sjgray/computer/cbm2/> Unfortunately the link he
provides to Michau's CBM-II.COM site is dead; supposedly Michau was able to
get the uIEC to work, or something like it.

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