Signetics 2650 1970s 8-bit  Computer Music without a soundcard or DAC @RoyAntaw
Signetics 2650 1970s 8-bit  Computer Music without a soundcard or DAC  @RoyAntaw
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Electronics Australia Signetics 2650 MIni Computer System Remake.
CPU Signetics 2650
Clock speed 1Mhz
Terminal: 110 Baud 20mA current loop or TTL to RS232
Memory installed 2KB
Output is on the CPU Flag signal

Source: Music player, Rotate and Conway;s "Life"
Electronics Australia December 1978 Page 91-94
Note & Errata Electronics Australia January 1979 Page 118
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Signetics 2650 1970's 8-bit Computer Music without a soundcard or DAC

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