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For this Clock Card II am looking for the software. The dokumation can be found here.
http://apple2online.com/web_documents/time_ii_clock_card_users_manual.pdf
With the described BASIC programs can I use the card.
How can I use the Time II in the PRODOS.
mw,
The one thing you may have to do is replace that Big Blue Battery for this thing to work.
Steven
Hello Steven,
he just said that he used the card allready with BASIC..... that of course demands that the card works....
and to answer the other question...
well there are several patch programs out there in user magazins and comuter magazins of thoses days ...
most of them explain patching proDOS for different kinds of cards like the mountain clock and similar....
so probably it might take an afternoon time and research within the magazins at asimov searching for such patch listings..... then it might be required to alter some bytes for this clock....
or make a question mail up to one of the still existing user groups....
speedyG
I recently acquired such card and it came with the diskette. Don't know how to add attachments yet.
I would also be interested in a copy of the disk if you can work that out.
Let us know what's on it. for example, if it's a binary file, we can help you capture the data externally to your PC if you have a super serial card.
Hi. I just don't know how to add attachments in this forum. It has been several years since my account here has been blocked without warning (!) but I am relatively experienced in apple2. The diskette image has already been made without errors despite it was exposed to harsh conditions during decades. There are DOS utilities to set/read/display the time. A graphical clock is also included.
ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/images/hardware/clock/TimeIIClockDOS.DSK I have the card and this disk boots and works
ftp://ftp.apple.asimov.net/pub/apple_II/documentation/hardware/clocks/ users manual in here
The contents of the diskette that came with my card is much more richer --over 20 files...And doesn't boot with autodetection like the one you gave link to.
If you could image that I'd be interested in it. You could just put it in the incoming folder of Asimov.
OK, I've just uploaded it (zipped). Actually at the time of my first reply here I uploaded it there but had forgotten to set the binary transfer of the ftp client and the uploaded image was corrupted. Don't know who is the admin of the asimov but they can remove the first .DSK upload from the clock cards folder. I have other images that are not available AFAIK over the internet that need to be preserved too. ..
I see them, thanks. If you look in the incoming directory of asimov you will see an email address to send a note to remove the dsk image
Larry G