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Just to expand a bit more on this particular subject.... The select code on our dumped ROM is NJJR6 (btw that's where that came from) and I was initially surprised to see them so similar, hence my thought that it wasn't a unique serial number, rather a bunch of letters that indicate what the system ...

c 3800 55 AA 41 2A 00 94 55 AA 46 41 44 32 30 38 00 00 00 00 35 59 00 59 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 b3 c 00c8 1f 38 This will set DST to yes, set keyboard to enabled, set speed to two, set timezone to 5, allow up to 8 ads instead of 6, and limit the amount of time blocks into the future shown to 3 (an...

Metalguy66 wrote:Here's the video capture:

http://www.megavideo.com/?v=L2IQ0B83

ABSOLUTE QUALITY!! funky colours tho
Some code that lets you put in arbitary stuff is needed I think

It frakin WORKS! WOW MAN that is quality!! would love to see video of it coming from a real atari!!! And of course, you need the prevue guide Cart.. Its a standard ATARI cart (the variety that uses two 8k roms).. Just get the ROm images (the 8k split ones) that I posted on ATARI age a while back (o...

Is it possible that the two values you don't know represent time zone and daylight savings time? I ask that because they seem to be two parameters that are displayed by the settings screen of the EPG Jr. I know they definitely aren't timezone or DST, as the clock bytes are stored in the atari memor...

I can test this on real hardware.. When I send serial data from tm PC through an SIO2PC interface into my 130xe's SIO port, with the Prevue cart running, you can see the little DATA cursor flash.. And.. I have my 130xe hooked up to a video capture card on my PC.. So I can send strings of data into ...

but altirra has a problem in that it doesn't recognise the escape key Possibly a stupid thought, but have you tried the Ctrl-[ key sequence? unfortunately no dice with Ctrl-[ :( wow, intimite knowledge of keyboards!!! ;) In atari land, it seems (this is all new to me) that the raw keyboard code is ...

Here it is: http://prevueguide.com/uvsgenerator.php I took out emumode support since it wasn't working... Barely a difference anyway, just command size and "e" instead of "c" to edit :p I also changed some things and added support for defining a custom time and date. Gutted! wha...

of course no problems.....

Here's a bunch of cgi scripts written in perl to generate the content for the 3x modes I currently know about. I've just installed Apache and Activeperl and dumped the scripts in C:/program files/apache software foundation/apache2.2/cgi-bin and they work without further modification - of course mile...