Enterprise 64K

Started by Baggey, February 10, 2024, 15:46:47

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Baggey

Been sorting thorough my stuff, and had my Enterprise 64 out.

So i thought id share a picy of her.

Enterprise64K.jpg

In the meantime im working on a NES emulator in BlitzMaxNG.

Baggey
Running a PC that just Aint fast enough!? i7 Quad core 24GB ram 1TB SSD and NVIDIA Quadro K620 . DID Technology stop! Or have we been assimulated!

ZX Spectrum 48k, C64, ORIC Atmos 48K, Enterprise 128K, The SID chip. Im Misunderstood!

dawlane

#1
I wouldn't power it up until it has been recapped. Philips capacitors from that era are know it fail.
Did mine the other year.

Naughty Alien

..and thats how Function keys are done... love this old stuff.. :D

dawlane

Fun fact.
The issue 4 pcb versions are rare. They also have a design flaw in the NICK chip that cause display issues after the chip warns up.
It's also a good idea to replace the power supply. If I remember they are epoxy filled like the C64 power supplies.

Baggey

Quote from: dawlane on February 11, 2024, 05:06:44Fun fact.
The issue 4 pcb versions are rare. They also have a design flaw in the NICK chip that cause display issues after the chip warns up.
It's also a good idea to replace the power supply. If I remember they are epoxy filled like the C64 power supplies.
Im surprised that no one is making a power supply for retro computers yet. I think theres -5Vdc +5Vdc, -12Vdc +12Vdc and -9Vdc +9Vdc. I think then you've covered everything.

All you need to do then is by an adapter lead to go between the PSU and your Retro computer of choice then. :-X

Baggey


Running a PC that just Aint fast enough!? i7 Quad core 24GB ram 1TB SSD and NVIDIA Quadro K620 . DID Technology stop! Or have we been assimulated!

ZX Spectrum 48k, C64, ORIC Atmos 48K, Enterprise 128K, The SID chip. Im Misunderstood!

dawlane

Quote from: Baggey on February 11, 2024, 16:56:37Im surprised that no one is making a power supply for retro computers yet
They already do make them. You have to go looking for them. The first place to check are the retro forums for a particular retro computer.

Baggey

Quote from: dawlane on February 11, 2024, 17:01:48
Quote from: Baggey on February 11, 2024, 16:56:37Im surprised that no one is making a power supply for retro computers yet
They already do make them. You have to go looking for them. The first place to check are the retro forums for a particular retro computer.
Yeah, But im thinking of a All in one Power supply. One for all so to speak.

Baggey
Running a PC that just Aint fast enough!? i7 Quad core 24GB ram 1TB SSD and NVIDIA Quadro K620 . DID Technology stop! Or have we been assimulated!

ZX Spectrum 48k, C64, ORIC Atmos 48K, Enterprise 128K, The SID chip. Im Misunderstood!

Steve Elliott

Quote..and thats how Function keys are done... love this old stuff.. :D

Modern keyboards have 12 function keys (F1 - F12) so the keyboard would be huge if it had FUNCTION 1 - 12 written on each over-sized key, like a child's toy computer. Abbreviation for the win.  ;D

But yeah I love old computer stuff too.  :D
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dawlane

If you want to know what an Enterprise 64 issue 4 looks like on the inside.
This picture was take before I recapped it.


And here's it is setup.

Baggey

The Enterprise had the Dave and the Nick chip.

I cant help but wonder, did Commodore steal there idea for the Amiga 500 from the Enterprise ::)

Baggey
Running a PC that just Aint fast enough!? i7 Quad core 24GB ram 1TB SSD and NVIDIA Quadro K620 . DID Technology stop! Or have we been assimulated!

ZX Spectrum 48k, C64, ORIC Atmos 48K, Enterprise 128K, The SID chip. Im Misunderstood!

dawlane

Quote from: Baggey on February 12, 2024, 18:34:45I cant help but wonder, did Commodore steal there idea for the Amiga 500 from the Enterprise
It's nothing new. Every company has an internal code name for an their chips. Just look at Intel and AMD.