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From: Øyvind on 16 Feb 2010 15:30
On 16 Feb, 13:48, Tim Knight <msgtkni...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> On Feb 16, 6:42 am, "J.B. Wood" <john.w...(a)nrl.navy.mil> wrote:
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> > On 2/15/2010 10:26 AM, polishedball wrote:
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> > > I beliebe AEA only made these carts
> > > AEA-SOFT
> > > Com Packratt
> > > Com Fax
> > > Doctor QSO
> > > MBA-TOR
> > > Morse University
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> > > Have no idea what it might be though.
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> > > On Feb 15, 10:12 am, Tim Knight<msgtkni...(a)gmail.com>  wrote:
> > >> This cartridge is a bit long....2 3/4 X 5 3/8 inches.  Inside is a
> > >> pcboard with one chip and the following lettering on the board:
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> > >>                  AEA
> > >>                013 032
> > >>              comm 64-1
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> > >> The chip has a white paper label "E 1037"
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> > >> Booting my C64 I get the usual top line:
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> > >> 64K RAM SYSTEM 38911 BASIC BYTES FREE
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> > >> With the cartridge inserted, 38911 changes to 30719
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> > >> There are no labels on the case......only the following is scratched
> > >> into the cover:
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> > >> OK 492-38-XXXX.  This may be a Social Security Number from the State
> > >> of Missouri so I did not include the last 4 digits.
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> > >> Any ideas?
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> > >> CT
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> > Hello, and AEA offered a number of ham radio apps as named above.  I've
> > got the Morse University (MU cart stashed away somewhere.  Since your
> > cart (as is the MU cart) is ostensibly not autostart see if you can
> > either SYS 32768 or, using an ML monitor, find the cold/warm start
> > address for the cart.  By examining $8000-$A000 you might also find some
> > ASCII characters with mfr, app name, etc.  Sincerely,
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> > --
> > John Wood (Code 5520)        e-mail: w...(a)itd.nrl.navy.mil
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> > Naval Research Laboratory
> > 4555 Overlook Avenue, SW
> > Washington, DC 20375-5337- Hide quoted text -
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> > - Show quoted text -
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> Hello John (and you are up early)
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> SYS 32768 <enter> produces this menu:
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> MBA TEXT TM 08.FEB.84
> COPTRIGHT 1983 BY AEA
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> SELECT;
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>      M.  MORSE
>      A.  ASCII
>      R.  RTTY
>      C.  COMMAND MENU
>      O.  OPTIONS
>      B.  BACK TO BASIC
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> I can see after browsing through the Command Menu, that I am going to
> need a handbook to make this operate properly.
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> Thanks to all of you for your help.......
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> CT

Judging by that it's either MBA -TOR or Morse University (most likely
the latter). Surely someone has a scanned manual for this somewhere?

--
Øyvind
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