Z80 retrocomputing part 2 - Real Time Clock (RTC) and Nixie Tube Interfacing for the RC2014 @smbakeryt
Z80 retrocomputing part 2 - Real Time Clock (RTC) and Nixie Tube Interfacing for the RC2014 @smbakeryt
Uploaded July 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In my previous video of this series, I purchased a RC2014 Z80 retro computer kit and assembled it. In this video, I build my first board for the new computer, a Real Time Clock and output port. I used the RTC to tell time, and the output port to interface with some of my nixie tube display modules leftover my my nixie tube calculator project. For more of my videos, see smbaker.com
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Z80 retrocomputing part 2 - Real Time Clock (RTC) and Nixie Tube Interfacing for the RC2014

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