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Post by mirkosoft on Aug 23, 2017 16:24:31 GMT
Hi!
I have new UIEC/SD and it has #9 default device number.
I need any other and change by software method is not enough... is possible to change default device number by any jumper or so?
Thank you for help.
Miro
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Post by Pyrofer on Aug 23, 2017 17:13:52 GMT
I know there is a command to change the device ID and to save it to flash for the SD2IEC, not sure if that works on that model you have.
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Post by mirkosoft on Aug 23, 2017 18:00:33 GMT
Ok, know you that command?
If, write please. For try.
Miro
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Post by nonefornow on Aug 23, 2017 21:58:35 GMT
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Post by mirkosoft on Aug 23, 2017 22:26:10 GMT
I own UIEC/SD from Jim Brain Retro Innovations.
But have also C64DTV with SD2IEC, so it is useful alwasys.
If will not work, will reply.
Miro
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Post by C128Man on Aug 24, 2017 7:45:17 GMT
I own UIEC/SD from Jim Brain Retro Innovations. But have also C64DTV with SD2IEC, so it is useful alwasys. If will not work, will reply. Miro Hi Miro, Do you know if is it possible to boot into CP/M with a SD2IEC? C128Man |
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Post by mirkosoft on Aug 24, 2017 11:14:08 GMT
Command to rewrite device number works.
Booting to CP/M:
Yes, is possible but UIEC or SD2IEC must to have #8 device number - looks like as default.
Miro
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Post by nonefornow on Aug 24, 2017 15:52:03 GMT
Not to side track. But are all the UIEC/ SD from Retro Innovation defaulting to # 9?. Or is it just a matter of asking when ordering the device?
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Post by cbmguy on Aug 24, 2017 17:41:37 GMT
What I did with my old CF type one was change the device number using the u0 command and then issued this, to write it to the ueic's memory:
open1,device#,15,"xw":close1
So, if your device is ID9 when it powers up, do this:
OPEN1,9,15,"U0>"+CHR$(8):CLOSE1
OPEN1,8,15,"XW":CLOSE1
After that, it should be device 8 by default when powered up.
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Post by nonefornow on Nov 7, 2017 16:18:07 GMT
The guy at TFW8B sent me this instruction on how to change the device # with a C128D.
Change device address C128D
Plug in SD2IEC Power connector and switch on
OPEN1,8,15,”U0>”+CHR$(10):CLOSE1 – change C128D device number to ID10
Plug in SD2IEC Data connector
OPEN1,8,15,”U0.”+CHR$(9):CLOSE1 – change sd2iec device number to ID9
OPEN1,9,15,”XW”:close1 – this will save settings to eeprom so SD2IEC remains on ID9 after power off
Switch off and then on. The internal C128D drive will reset to ID8 and the SD2IEC will be set to ID9
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