Apple 1, Replica 1 TE Briel Computers Part 2: Testing
Finally the Replica is finished, now I´am goning to connect the Replica 1 to my laptop. (Because I don´t have a keyboard and a monochrome monitor). In the first part of this blog post you can read how I assembled the Apple 1 Replica: part 1
After installing the drivers for my Videocapture card ( I use the EasyCap USB videocapture) I connected the Replica 1 with a video composite cable to the Easycap. After that I turned the Replica 1 on and got a blinking cursor on my laptop screen! Before I got the Replica 1 video output on my screen I needed to adjust the software a bit. With the composite option and the NTSC_M_J video standard I was able to get the video output of the Replica 1 on my laptop screen.
Read more on how to program the Apple 1 in Part 3 of this blog post: www.fambruinsma.nl/index.php/2011/10/apple-1-replica-1-te-briel-computers-part-3-programming/
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A question by Jonas, received by mail:
Hallo,
I’m very interested in your post about the Replica 1:
You’ve done a very good job 😉
I tried this too, but mine doesn’t work very well.
I thought you could help me perhaps:
Does the ON / OFF button only work with a 9V power adaptor (?) and do you installed a PS/2 keyboard ?
I know that you aren’t a support, but I hope you could help me 🙂
Bye Jonas
Hi Jonas,
Good to hear you are building a replica 1 too!
No problem to ask me question, I am willing to help.
The 9volt adapter is need to be very precise for the replica 1 to work, I tried 3 adapters before I found one that was working for me.
You can use a adapter with a lower voltage, I used 6 volt (6-9 volts) but I think the output Amp is more important. I used this adapter:
Output: 6.0VOlt-1.5A
I didn’t use a PS2 keyboard but a USB keyboard with a USB to PS2 converter, works like a charm.