Additonal Hardware Items


I would like to thank John Creviston for supplying these pictures and the information on them. I would also like to thank Louis Guion for taking the pictures.



A CorComp Double sided, Double Density 4 drive floppy disk controller used in the pe box. 2nd version, sold without a case.





A PE box extension card. Used in trouble shooting hardware faults.





A one meg Horizon Ram Disk built with 32 x 8 bit rams on a original version board. Battery backed PE box board.





Coleman/ Willforth prototype board





The reverse side of a hand wired p-gram, built by John Guion. John is the hardware designer of the cartridge emulator board.





A Dijit 80 column Board. The AVPC used a 9938 video processor IC and plugged into the pe box, The RGB monitor connected to the card instead of the console. The card included a mouse port and had a maximum of 192k RAM.





The front side of John Guion hand wired p-gram, built on a Coleman/Willforth prototype board Mounted in the pe box, the card allowed for modules to be dumped to disk, then be loaded into the p-gram. Included on the board is a real time clock and the software included a memory editor.





Detail of note on p-gram





Top view of Thermal Printer with manual. Device name TP is hard coded into many modules including Disk Manager.





View of Thermal Printer showing connector that plugs into console.





Close up of tag on Thermal Printer.