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Thread:- https://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/amstrad-cpc-hardware/usifac-iimake-your-pc-or-usb-stick-an-hdd-for-amstrad-access-dsk-and-many-more!/ | Thread:- https://www.cpcwiki.eu/forum/amstrad-cpc-hardware/usifac-iimake-your-pc-or-usb-stick-an-hdd-for-amstrad-access-dsk-and-many-more!/ | ||
| − | The only chip on the board is the 18F47Q10 PIC. The PIC software is written in Great Cow Basic and has been released by [[ikonsgr]]. | + | The only chip on the board is the 18F47Q10 PIC. The PIC software is written in Great Cow Basic and has been released by [[ikonsgr]]. |
| − | The board allows for 5v serial output and connection to a USB SD card module as well as a ESP8266 WIFI module. The board has been used for many purposes including MIDI, RS232 and accessing online BBS. | + | Details of hardware, software and manuals are available here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ezzga2dppm6jlm7/AACwFC_rv2QatWh_ndKc9fhma?dl=0 |
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| + | The board allows for 5v serial output and connection to a USB SD card module as well as a ESP8266 WIFI module. The board has been used for many purposes including running games from SD Card, MIDI, RS232 and accessing online BBS. | ||
Revision as of 18:45, 24 July 2021
The Universal Serial Interface for the Amstrad CPC (USIFAC), currently in version 2 (Styled USIFAC II), is a modern serial interface based around a PIC microcontroller designed and built by ikonsgr from the CPCWIKI Forums.
The only chip on the board is the 18F47Q10 PIC. The PIC software is written in Great Cow Basic and has been released by ikonsgr.
Details of hardware, software and manuals are available here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ezzga2dppm6jlm7/AACwFC_rv2QatWh_ndKc9fhma?dl=0
The board allows for 5v serial output and connection to a USB SD card module as well as a ESP8266 WIFI module. The board has been used for many purposes including running games from SD Card, MIDI, RS232 and accessing online BBS.
