ZEDDYNET
Re: ZEDDYNET
I'm in Germany on business until Friday. My wife told me my wiznet module arrived from Mouser.com and hopefully my Zeddynet kit will be at the house by the weekend so I can solder the kit and get "online". I'm excited to see what my TS1000 with ZXPand can do online.
Thanks again Paul!
Tim
Thanks again Paul!
Tim
Re: ZEDDYNET
Paul,
I received my ZeddyNet kit today in the mail!
However, where is a program for the ZeddyNet?
Can you also put an object file, an assembly language listing and a source file also?
Bill
I received my ZeddyNet kit today in the mail!


Bill
Re: ZEDDYNET
For a beginning here is a link:
http://forum.tlienhard.com/phpBB3/viewt ... f=2&t=1616
My excuses that it is in german, but I believe it's easier to translate this by any translation service or even to guess than creating a thread on this forum and keep it up to date every time new versions are made.
Please don't ask or reply there. It's a nice and clean thread and should only contain the latest versions, no FAQ.
I case of any questions you are welcome to ask here. Siggi, the creator and maintainer of this the thread and the contained programs is active in this forum as well and reads and answers here too.
Kind regards
Paul
http://forum.tlienhard.com/phpBB3/viewt ... f=2&t=1616
My excuses that it is in german, but I believe it's easier to translate this by any translation service or even to guess than creating a thread on this forum and keep it up to date every time new versions are made.
Please don't ask or reply there. It's a nice and clean thread and should only contain the latest versions, no FAQ.
I case of any questions you are welcome to ask here. Siggi, the creator and maintainer of this the thread and the contained programs is active in this forum as well and reads and answers here too.
Kind regards
Paul
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in practice, there is.
Re: ZEDDYNET
Hi Bill,dessony wrote:Paul,
I received my ZeddyNet kit today in the mail!However, where is a program for the ZeddyNet?
Can you also put an object file, an assembly language listing and a source file also?
Bill
all programs are available as ".P" files. They have been created in C with z88dk and these sources are available as well. Please contact Siggi individually for these sources.
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in practice, there is.
Re: ZEDDYNET
For a quick start you may load IPCONFIG.P first and configure your network settings manually. After loading it and initializing the WIZNET module by this program it returns to BASIC and you can then load IRCCHAT.P for example. There is HRG version with 64 chars per line available with ICRANS32.Pdessony wrote:Paul,
I received my ZeddyNet kit today in the mail!However, where is a program for the ZeddyNet?
Can you also put an object file, an assembly language listing and a source file also?
Bill
You need 8k RAM in the area 8192-16383 ($2000-$3FFF) for all ZeddyNet applications and if you want to use the graphic version you need at least 32k RAM beginning at 8192 and HRG option (modified RAM which is activated during RFSH periods).
PS: You should remove the entry for the TNFS Server by simply setting an empty address (just NEWLINE).
Re: ZEDDYNET
Can you spell out which side the pins 1-4 are in reference to? I only get 1 shot to get this right.A small hint to that: Pins 1-4 and 28-32 of the VG64 connector are not soldered to the extender board. So at one side 5 and at the other side 4 pins are beside the PCB.
Is it like this?
Re: ZEDDYNET
I advise to plug in the zeddynet card and position the XPander PCB under it as marked on the zeddynet PCB.
It would be terrible to have it the wrong way around.
It would be terrible to have it the wrong way around.
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in practice, there is.
Re: ZEDDYNET
It would be the correct position if the key way in the board shows to the camera.
Then it would be okay to leave 4 pins free on the left side (with key way on that side).
To be sure better to post a picture which shows the whole connector/board.
Then it would be okay to leave 4 pins free on the left side (with key way on that side).
To be sure better to post a picture which shows the whole connector/board.

Re: ZEDDYNET
OK. I soldered everything together and plugged it in and was able to configure it. I ran the IRC program and it said I was connected and displayed a message but I really don't know what Im doing on this. Can someone provide some instructions on anything so I can 100% see that I am getting it to work
Thanks - Looks interesting so far. I am using my NETGEAR wireless WNCE2001 which I first connected to my laptop to find my wireless network and it's webserver page (http:\\mywifiext.net) provided this info:
MAC e0:91:f5:1e:b5:45
IP 192.168.1.216
IP subnet mask 255.255.255.0
gateway ip address 192.168.1.254
dns server 192.168.1.254
I was able to save my configuration as "IPSAVE.P" and ran LOAD "IPSAVE" and see the configuration. I am also using a ZXPAND with it.
Tim
Thanks - Looks interesting so far. I am using my NETGEAR wireless WNCE2001 which I first connected to my laptop to find my wireless network and it's webserver page (http:\\mywifiext.net) provided this info:
MAC e0:91:f5:1e:b5:45
IP 192.168.1.216
IP subnet mask 255.255.255.0
gateway ip address 192.168.1.254
dns server 192.168.1.254
I was able to save my configuration as "IPSAVE.P" and ran LOAD "IPSAVE" and see the configuration. I am also using a ZXPAND with it.
Tim
Re: ZEDDYNET
When you start ipconfig you should see something like this
provided you are using dhcp which I recommend:
After that you can start irc.
choose the zxteam server, your nick, no password.
You will be welcomed with the information that the default channel is #zxteam
enter /join #zxteam
then you are in out chatroom.
the # is entered by using the pound sign.
Good luck!
provided you are using dhcp which I recommend:
After that you can start irc.
choose the zxteam server, your nick, no password.
You will be welcomed with the information that the default channel is #zxteam
enter /join #zxteam
then you are in out chatroom.
the # is entered by using the pound sign.
Good luck!
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in practice, there is.