ZX <strong>Printer</strong> Simulator COPY SCREEN TEST PATTERN FEED STOP Condition: Clean Good Typical Worn Motor STOPPED Stylus OFF Encoder 0 / 256 Scan 0 <strong>Printer</strong> Bus Activity Address Bus ADDRESS: $5B00 BINARY: 0101101100000000 Data Bus DATA: $00 BINARY: 00000000 <strong>Printer</strong> Port $FB PORT: $FB DATA: $00 D7 = stylus / printing D2 = motor ...
... be used as a direct command.See also LLIST. LLIST LLIST (ZX Spectrum)Result: Send a complete program listing to the <strong>printer</strong>.LLIST n (ZX Spectrum)Result: Print the program listing from line n or line 0 where no line number specified. The BBC & Electron do not have an LLIST command but instead use LIST with the <strong>printer</strong> being turned ...
... listing from line n or line 0 where no line number specified. The Acorn Atom uses control codes to send output to the <strong>printer</strong>.See also: LIST LOAD(Acorn Atom & ZX Spectrum)*LOAD(Acorn Atom) LOAD "" (Acorn Atom & ZX Spectrum)Result: Load the first program encountered on cassette. Double quotes may be replaced by a string variable as ...
... sign as the delimiter in a LIST command. LLIST LLIST (ZX Spectrum)Result: Send a complete program listing to the <strong>printer</strong>.LLIST n (ZX Spectrum)Result: Print the program listing from line n or line 0 where no line number specified. Not on the Commodore 64. LOAD LOAD "" (ZX Spectrum)LOAD (Commodore 64)Result: Load the first ...
... same CP/M like commands to access the silicon disc. The +3, +2A & +2B also had different methods of sending data to <strong>printer</strong>s and other external devices. This article lists the +3 along with the +2A and +2B because they share the same CP/M-like commands.All 128K models share the same sound statement 'PLAY' which allows control of the ...
... line n inclusive. See also LLIST LLIST LLIST (Lynx and ZX Spectrum)Result: Send a complete program listing to the <strong>printer</strong>.LLIST n (ZX Spectrum)Result: Print the program listing from line n or line 0 where no line number specified. LLIST n (Lynx)Result: Print single program line n. LLIST m,n (Lynx)Result: Print program ...
... LIST command. LLIST LLIST (Dragon 32/64 & TRS-80 CoCo & ZX Spectrum)Result: Send a complete program listing to the <strong>printer</strong>.LLIST n (ZX Spectrum)Result: Print the program listing from line n or line 0 where no line number specified. LLIST n (Dragon 32/64 & TRS-80 CoCo)Result: Print single program line n. ...
... listing. LLIST LLISTLLIST nResult: Send program listing from line n (or line 0 is no line number specified) to the ZX <strong>Printer</strong>. Same on both micros when used with ZX <strong>Printer</strong>. Other <strong>printer</strong>s and <strong>printer</strong> interfaces may produce different results. LOAD LOAD f (ZX81 & ZX Spectrum)LOAD f DATA () (ZX Spectrum only)LOAD f DATA $() (ZX ...
... program. LLIST LLIST [n]Result: Send program listing from line n (or line 0 is no line number specified) to the ZX <strong>Printer</strong>. The QL cannot use the ZX <strong>Printer</strong>. NEW NEWResult: Deletes program and variables and memory up to and including the address held in the system variable RAMTOP. (ZX Spectrum)Result: Clears old program, variables ...
... listing. LLIST LLISTLLIST nResult: Send program listing from line n (or line 0 is no line number specified) to the ZX <strong>Printer</strong>. It is not possible to use an unmodified ZX80 with the ZX <strong>Printer</strong>. LOAD LOAD (ZX80 only)LOAD f (ZX Spectrum)LOAD f DATA () (ZX Spectrum only)LOAD f DATA $() (ZX Spectrum only)LOAD f CODE m,n (ZX ...
... in a LIST command. LLIST LLIST (Oric 1, Oric Atmos, and ZX Spectrum)Result: Send a complete program listing to the <strong>printer</strong>.LLIST n (ZX Spectrum)Result: Print the program listing from line n or line 0 where no line number specified. LLIST n (Oric 1 & Oric Atmos)Result: Print single program line n. LLIST [m]-[n] (Oric 1 & ...
... address range and information. Memory Key CPU Memory ROM ◥ ZX Interface 1 Shadow ROM Display File Attribute File ZX <strong>Printer</strong> Buffer System Variables 128K Paging / System Area Contended RAM Uncontended RAM Unavailable – No Physical RAM Dynamic Areas BASIC Program Variables Character Set – 768 bytes UDGs Calculator Stack E-LINE ...
... outputs (25V / 50mA) K2610 - A/D convertor, 8 bit precision K2611 - 8 optocoupler inputs K2614 - Centronics parallel <strong>printer</strong> interface K2618 - D/A convertor, 8 bit precision K2616 - £25.69 (kit)1 K2609 - £19.011 K2610 - £28.261 K2611 - £20.551 K2614 - £30.831 K2618 - £24.661 USPby U-Microelectronics USP-ADAP - Back-to-back ...
... loaded. Supplied with software. £21.208 dk'tronics mk.2-4 No expansion port. Will plug into back of Spectrum or ZX <strong>Printer</strong> port. Will fit dk'tronics keyboard. Supplied with software and manual. At least three versions of this light pen were made. £19.95*2 4*excludes £1.50 post and packing. Spec Switchfrom FLET.ELEC Although ...
... is executed when the stack is already empty, a 'PROC stack underflow' error will occur.See also PUSH_, REPEAT, UNTIL_. <strong>PRINTER</strong>_ <strong>PRINTER</strong>_mResult : Screen output is diverted to a peripheral, such as a <strong>printer</strong>.This statement is followed by a single numeric expression. If the result of that expression is zero, the output will go to the ...
... access to bulletin-board systems; a machine code monitor which can operate in any number base; RS232 and Centronics <strong>printer</strong> routines, usable from FORTH or BASIC; RAM disc simulation and support of Microdrives. Has a standard DB25 RS232 connector for the serial I/O and a strip cable connector for the parallel I/O. Suitable for both ...
... p&p SinclairZX Interface 2 2 joystick ports, ROM cartridge slot. ZX81 style through port only supports Sinclair ZX <strong>Printer</strong>.Image from 'Sinclair Special' promotional material depicts a ZX Interface 2 with 2 Planetoids cartridges,one of which has been inserted into the unit. £19.952 Kempston ProJoystick Interface 3 joystick ports, ...
... Amstrad marketed +2 was pretty much the same as the first 128K but the Amstrad +3 model added further keywords for the <strong>printer</strong> interface and disc drive which were added. Many of these keywords were already in use on the original Spectrum but the meanings had been changed. 12 Commands, 1 StatementLast revision : 16/01/2024 Sinclair QL ...
... Command Line Interpreter, and Editor. There was also a variety of microprocessors, disk drives, tape systems, modems, <strong>printer</strong>, et cetera, available for these computers and as a result of this the BASIC language varied widely between systems. BASIC is made up of keywords which can be Commands, Statements, Operators, and Functions, as ...
... as standard on its competitors. These 'luxuries' included things like 3-channel sound, typewriter-style keyboards, <strong>printer</strong> and joystick interfaces, digital-to-analogue interfaces, and disk drive interfaces. This led to a large number of peripheral manufacturers building and selling 'add-ons' with features that matched and often ...
... BASIC and other aspects of Spectrum programming. Peripherals Peripherals such as joystick interfaces, keyboards, <strong>printer</strong> interfaces and other hardware associated with the Spectrum. Later Spectrum Models The ZX Spectrum+, ZX Spectrum 128K and the Amstrad versions, including the +2, +2A, +2B and +3. International Versions ...
... might have suggested. Peripherals Sinclair produced a number of peripherals for the ZX Spectrum, including the ZX <strong>Printer</strong>, Interface 1 and ZX Microdrive system. Interface 1 provided access to Microdrives, an RS232 interface and the ZX Net networking system. The Spectrum's edge connector also allowed a wide variety of third-party ...