Building A 1980s Microcomputer With A Parallax Propeller P8X32A-D40

Ever want to experience 70s and 80s computing without fiddling with creaky old hardware and 5.25 floppy disks? The brain (CPU) behind the Pocket Mini Computer is a Parallax P8X32A microcontroller, so grab your favorite Propeller board and dig in! Everything you see and hear is generated by a single Parallax Propeller Microcontroller P8X32A-D40 . It uses the "NTSC 4x2 colorburst TV driver"

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= Design and the Visual software for parallax ==
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Propeller tool This is the tool for programming in spin or ASM

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== Things used in this project ==
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Hardware components:
1x Propeller: Parallax P8X32A-D40, with 40 pin
1x EEPROM: Microchip 24LC512-I/P (64KB), with 8-pin
1x Crystal 5MHz with insulator
1x FTDI for Programming and Powering 3.3V
1x Breadboard
1x Keyboard USB or PS/2

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== Schematic ==
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Here are the Keyboard connections:
Parallax Propeller ==== Keyboard
Pin 26: --------------------------- DATA
Pin 27: -------------------------- CLK
Pin VCC: ----------------------- Vcc
Pin GND: ---------------------- GND

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== source code ==
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Enjoy,

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[Cyber_Gas]

Cool will you make a video how to make it ?

[AjinkyaMahajan]

Brilliant Work! Appreciate your efforts ✨✨

[natethefighter]

So.... this is using Extended Color Basic, which was used with the TRS-80 Color Computer. Does this little guy have other functionality akin to the CoCo?

[germanskena]

Thank you for the video. We are more close... remember the emulation of the z80! and the zx! By the way i want to ask you some things about the building of something like this.