I have almost completed the bottom side of the 610
Grant
Superboard / 610 replica
Superboard / 610 replica
I have decided to try and replicate the 2 blank boards I have and keep them preserved.
I have almost completed the bottom side of the 610
Grant
I have almost completed the bottom side of the 610
Grant
Last edited by Klyball on Wed Feb 11, 2015 6:29 am, edited 1 time in total.
Replica 600 Rev D:8K,CEGMON
Replica 610 Rev B: 24k,MPI B-51 with Custom Data separator D-13
510 on the bench/replica 582 backplane/replica 470a /replica 555/original 570B/2 x Shugart 851
Ongoing : 630 ,620 ,510,542c,custom 590,SA1200,592,594,596,598
Replica 610 Rev B: 24k,MPI B-51 with Custom Data separator D-13
510 on the bench/replica 582 backplane/replica 470a /replica 555/original 570B/2 x Shugart 851
Ongoing : 630 ,620 ,510,542c,custom 590,SA1200,592,594,596,598
Re: Superboard / 610 replica
Wow!!!
This is great!
This is great!
2P (1mhz 32k) - 502 + 8k + CEGMON + garbage collector fix BASIC, D&N MEM-CM9 + 24k, 540 (mono)
4PMF (2mhz 48k) - 505, 540 (color), 2 x 527, 5.25" Mini Floppy
Superboard RevD - CEGMON
Spares - 2 x 527
http://www.neoncluster.com
Re: Superboard / 610 replica
Wow, that looks really nice!
I'm interested in what methods and tools are you using to replicate the board.
I'm interested in what methods and tools are you using to replicate the board.
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Re: Superboard / 610 replica
Amazing. Nice quality!
Steve
Steve
C4P+D&N floppy not working, 2x C4P not working, C1P not working, Superboard not working.
505 board, 610 board, Mittendorf board, TOSIE hacker board need testing, PicoDOS disk untested
505 board, 610 board, Mittendorf board, TOSIE hacker board need testing, PicoDOS disk untested
Re: Superboard / 610 replica
after googling for ever I found sprint layout , you can import top and bottom images and just trace them out, simple but time consuming and after its done it makes the gerber and drill files and your done. well worth the 60.00 .I'm interested in what methods and tools are you using to replicate the board.
there is a local pcb shop I will see what they can do, but im thinking they won't be cheap to make
Replica 600 Rev D:8K,CEGMON
Replica 610 Rev B: 24k,MPI B-51 with Custom Data separator D-13
510 on the bench/replica 582 backplane/replica 470a /replica 555/original 570B/2 x Shugart 851
Ongoing : 630 ,620 ,510,542c,custom 590,SA1200,592,594,596,598
Replica 610 Rev B: 24k,MPI B-51 with Custom Data separator D-13
510 on the bench/replica 582 backplane/replica 470a /replica 555/original 570B/2 x Shugart 851
Ongoing : 630 ,620 ,510,542c,custom 590,SA1200,592,594,596,598
Re: Superboard / 610 replica
Yes, the boards probably won't be cheap to make. However, OSI boards often didn't have solder masks or silk screens, so a prototype quality run should be authentic.
It should be possible, once you have gerbers and drill files, to import using a tool like Altium, and extract a netlist, and match that up with a separately entered schematic, and end up with a full design in an eCAD package. That may have some value as a starting point for variations, such as substituting currently available keys, replacing some hard-to-source chips, building a data-separator into the floppy interface, etc. If you're willing to share the gerbers, I'd be very interested to give that a try.
There's a CAD program currently being developed by Altium, called CircuitMaker, that seems like it will be a pretty powerful program available for free, the catch being that the design is hosted by Altium on the web. Perfect for OSI projects. I'm beta testing it, and it would be fun to see how it handles a Superboard or a 610 board.
Dave
It should be possible, once you have gerbers and drill files, to import using a tool like Altium, and extract a netlist, and match that up with a separately entered schematic, and end up with a full design in an eCAD package. That may have some value as a starting point for variations, such as substituting currently available keys, replacing some hard-to-source chips, building a data-separator into the floppy interface, etc. If you're willing to share the gerbers, I'd be very interested to give that a try.
There's a CAD program currently being developed by Altium, called CircuitMaker, that seems like it will be a pretty powerful program available for free, the catch being that the design is hosted by Altium on the web. Perfect for OSI projects. I'm beta testing it, and it would be fun to see how it handles a Superboard or a 610 board.
Dave
Re: Superboard / 610 replica
Also, if you would be willing to share your scans, I would very much love to host them on this site. The higher the resolution, the better. . .
Dave
Dave
Re: Superboard / 610 replica
Well back to work tomorrow but I got a lot done on the board clones , have a bit more work to do but here is a look at a superboard that can take modern switches.... I hope
Last edited by Klyball on Wed Feb 11, 2015 6:28 am, edited 3 times in total.
Replica 600 Rev D:8K,CEGMON
Replica 610 Rev B: 24k,MPI B-51 with Custom Data separator D-13
510 on the bench/replica 582 backplane/replica 470a /replica 555/original 570B/2 x Shugart 851
Ongoing : 630 ,620 ,510,542c,custom 590,SA1200,592,594,596,598
Replica 610 Rev B: 24k,MPI B-51 with Custom Data separator D-13
510 on the bench/replica 582 backplane/replica 470a /replica 555/original 570B/2 x Shugart 851
Ongoing : 630 ,620 ,510,542c,custom 590,SA1200,592,594,596,598
Re: Superboard / 610 replica
Jeff wrote:can anyone see the image in the above post?
/Jeff
I can, but seems part of the images is always cut off.
Phil
2P (1mhz 32k) - 502 + 8k + CEGMON + garbage collector fix BASIC, D&N MEM-CM9 + 24k, 540 (mono)
4PMF (2mhz 48k) - 505, 540 (color), 2 x 527, 5.25" Mini Floppy
Superboard RevD - CEGMON
Spares - 2 x 527
http://www.neoncluster.com
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