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In Part 1 we blinked an LED using the Commodore 64 User Port, and in Part 2 we read binary (on or off) input also using the User Port. In this part we will use the Control Ports to read Joystick input and also analog signals.
In Part 1 we blinked an LED using the Commodore 64 User Port, but outputting is only half of the equation so in this video we use the INPUT to alert us when various sensors are tripped.
Ever look at your Commodore 64 keyboard and wish you could use it with Vice emulation or PETSCII art programs?
Part 1 of a series of electronics projects using the Commodore User Port. In this first lesson we blink an LED on and off with C64 BASIC
Bittboy or PocketSprite? Which is the best portable retro gaming system? Which pocket-sized retro console emulator should you buy?
The Ultimate 64 is a direct replacement for a broken Commodore 64 motherboard, but with several upgrades to the original and much-loved C64 experience.
MiSTer MiniMig Amiga FPGA implementation sets up your Amiga as a 500/600/1000/1200/2000/4000/CD32/CDTV, and every OCS, ECS and AGA Amiga in-between!
For many, MiSTer, and FPGA projects like it, are the future of retro computing and gaming.
Why? What about it has people so excited that they will pay 4x the price or more than alternatives?
Building a Raspberry Pi C64 with original Commodore 64 keyboard and BMC64
