Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is an example of using BASLOAD on the Commander X16 to render sprites that depict the 1930s Zener cards (as depicted in 1984 Ghostbusters). This is an authentic approach to performing the ESP and remote viewing test that these cards were intended for.
An admin is given a visual image of the selected card, to then try to mentally convey to the client. But mainly, this is a demonstration of across-serial communication using BASIC and the X16 system. Also, the loud fan noise is from the HP Protocol Analyzer in the center (not required, but using it to just monitor the token data exchange between the admin and client software).
The ZENER.PRG program is available in the X16 community forum software Download section.
This is an example of using BASLOAD on the Commander X16 to render sprites that depict the 1930s Zener cards (as depicted in 1984 Ghostbusters). This is an authentic approach to performing the ESP and remote viewing test that these cards were intended for.
An admin is given a visual image of the selected card, to then try to mentally convey to the client. But mainly, this is a demonstration of across-serial communication using BASIC and the X16 system. Also, the loud fan noise is from the HP Protocol Analyzer in the center (not required, but using it to just monitor the token data exchange between the admin and client software).
The ZENER.PRG program is available in the X16 community forum software Download section.
