Z80 Emulator

Have a need for a piece of history?

I have an Applied Microsystems EM-180B Z80 emulator.  Fully static, allows 
single stepping
w/pod, user manual and carry case.

Make an offer. email below.

scott
validated software
com 



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In message <8j3069FrumU1@mid.individual.net>, Not Really Me <scott@valid
atedQWERTYsoftware.XYZZY.com> writes
>Have a need for a piece of history?
>
>I have an Applied Microsystems EM-180B Z80 emulator.  Fully static, allows
>single stepping
>w/pod, user manual and carry case.
>
>Make an offer. email below.
>
>scott
>validated software
>com

I am interested.  Where in the world are you?


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Not Really Me wrote:
> Have a need for a piece of history?
> 
> I have an Applied Microsystems EM-180B Z80 emulator.  Fully static, allows 
> single stepping w/pod, user manual and carry case.

Ha!  These were capable little devices -- though no joy unless
used with the "hosted interface".  IIRC, that only ran under CP/M
(though it may have been ported to DOS some time after I used it)?

Is the EM-180B still available?

Not Really Me wrote:
> Have a need for a piece of history?
>
> I have an Applied Microsystems EM-180B Z80 emulator.  Fully static,
> allows single stepping
> w/pod, user manual and carry case.
>
> Make an offer. email below.
>
com dot validatedsoftware at scott
Located in Boulder, CO.  Can ship anywhere at your cost.

For all the hours I spent using this, I can't remember anything about 
CPM/DOS software for it.  Feels like there must have been for downloading 
code though.  I do not have any "floppies" in the case, just the unit, 
manual and pod.  All the 5.25 and 8" floppies are long gone.  A web search 
may turn something up.
I have an active offer, but see more inquiries here.  Send direct email if 
interested, sell decision on Monday 8-Nov. 



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Not Really Me expounded in news:8jg763Ffl3U1@mid.individual.net:

> Not Really Me wrote:
>> Have a need for a piece of history?
>>
>> I have an Applied Microsystems EM-180B Z80 emulator.  Fully static,
>> allows single stepping
>> w/pod, user manual and carry case.
>>
>> Make an offer. email below.
>>
> com dot validatedsoftware at scott
> Located in Boulder, CO.  Can ship anywhere at your cost.
> 
> For all the hours I spent using this, I can't remember anything about 
> CPM/DOS software for it.  Feels like there must have been for
> downloading code though.  I do not have any "floppies" in the case,
> just the unit, manual and pod.  All the 5.25 and 8" floppies are long
> gone.  ...

In the days just prior to the PC, was the Intertec Superbrain,
which ran a Z80 in C/PM.  At the time, I was chomping at the bit
to get time on the thing (at work). Then it quietly disappeared
into some executive's home and was never seen again.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/40/Intertec_Superbrain.jp
g
( http://tinyurl.com/2a59ot6 )

In the early 90's I bought four of them for $20 at a flemarket, just
so I could fool around with them. Two were for parts, but I later 
resold them all to someone else.

What I remember is that C/PM lacked any sense of date and
time. By that time, looking at date/time stamps of files
from my unix experience was ingrained. But there were none
to be found on the floppy disks. It was otherwise a cute
little system for its time.

Warren

On Sun, 31 Oct 2010 14:56:10 -0700, D Yuniskis wrote:
> Not Really Me wrote:
>> Have a need for a piece of history?
>> 
>> I have an Applied Microsystems EM-180B Z80 emulator.  Fully static, allows 
>> single stepping w/pod, user manual and carry case.
>
> Ha!  These were capable little devices -- though no joy unless
> used with the "hosted interface".  IIRC, that only ran under CP/M
> (though it may have been ported to DOS some time after I used it)?

I've got one and it works great without a PC, yes stand alone. I use a
hex file to download to the unit and then run it on a Z80-Starter
Kit. I picked it up from a collector (he gave it to me). I used the
6800 version during the 80's when I worked at an engineering firm.  I
loved using those emulators when working on code in board under test.

BTW, it's not for sale.

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