Manuals-6
APPLE II MONITORS PEELED
The Apple II
reference manual contains a complete assembly language list of monitor ROM
at the end of the book.
This manual explains Apple's two
monitor ROMs (original monitor ROM, auto start ROM) built in memory map, I
/ O, interrupt processing, etc. so that various advanced Apple II
functions can be used to be invoked from Integer Basic or Applesoft Basic
using PEEK or POKE.
Several
samples are also introduced for reference to programmers.
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IEEE-488 INTERFACE
The
IEEE-488 interface is an organization called IEEE (Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers) in the United States and conforms to the
standard defined as "IEEE Standard 488-1978" as a standard bus for
connecting digital equipment such as measuring instruments card designed.
The IEEE
interface is generally called GBIB (General Purpose Interface Bus)
interface and is based on the specification of Hewlett-Packard company
HP-IB interface.
Approximately 600 devices had
already been able to connect to the Apple II at that time.
The publication of this manual.
This manual
describes The card installation method, device connection method,
interface specifications, and sample program, etc. are explained. |
SUPER SERIAL CARD
The Super Serial Card is an interface
card conforming to EIA RS-232-C, which is a combination of a conventional
Communications Interface Card and Serial Interface Card.
Depending on the setting of the DIP
switches, it can be used in two ways, Printer Mode and Communications
Mode.
The transfer rate can be set from 50
Baud to 19200 Baud, and it is designed to be used from Pascal Operating
System or DOS from Apple II.
Also, depending on the emulation mode, compatibility with old Serial Card
is considered.
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PARALLEL INTERFACE CARD
Apple's
initial parallel printer interface card was designed by Woz to connect a
printer to Apple II was released in 1978. |
APPLE HOW TO!
Apple software for educational
software series.
PRN Calculator
It is explained
so that it can learn self-study about the mechanism of memory, the
mechanism of Basic, the mechanism of programming by assembly language, and
so on.
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DAISY WHEEL PRINTER
Manual of
Daisy Wheel Printer.
Daisy
Wheel Printer Demo Diskette is included.
In order
to accommodate Apple III announced in 1980, in addition to Apple II, the
connection method to Apple III is described.
A Super
Serial Card and a DB25 - DB25 cable are necessary for connection of Apple
II. DB25 - DB25 cable and Modem
Eliminator Cable are required to connect to Apple III.
The cover
page is unique design which is different from the early manual and the
middle term.
It was unified in design with the series of Apple III.
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APPLE LOGO LOGO software created for Apple II by Logo Computer Systems, Inc.. LOGO is a language suitable for early childhood education etc. because it can learn the fundamentals of software with few commands and simple grammar. In Apple II Logo, you can handle Turtle Graphics which displays the results of a program on a monitor visually. The manual comes with two manuals, Reference Manual and Introduction to Programming through Turtle Graphics, both of which are of a politely structured style similar to Apple's original manual at the time. |