Platform TIM011
- CPU: z180 @ 12.288MHz
- RAM: 256kb
- Display: 512x256 4 shade green display (32kb VRAM)
- Native console output
- Native console input
- ANSI vt100 engine
- Generic console
- Redefinable font
- UDG support
- Paper colour
- Ink colour
- Inverse attribute
- Bold attribute
- Underline attribute
- Lores graphics
- Hires graphics
- PSG sound
- One bit sound
- Inkey driver
- Hardware joystick
- File I/O
- Interrupts
- RS232
The TIM-011 usually boots into CP/M 3, so the same base library can be used.
The TIM-011 subtype provides support for high resolution graphics and generic console as well as producing a suitable disc image.
zcc +cpm -subtype=tim011 -create-app program.c
zcc +cpm -subtype=tim011 -create-app --generic-console program.c
An .img disc image (including a .COM file) will be created as a result.
The resolution of the display is 512x256. Under cP/M itself a 6x10 font is used to provide a 80x24 text display. The generic console supplied by z88dk uses the more portable 8x8 font format and provides a text resolution of 64x32.
The graphics primitives by default use a resolution of 512x256, calling
gfx_set_fatpix(1)
will double pixels horizontally, creating a resolution of
256x256.
The machine supports a scroll register for scrolling the screen which is used by the generic console.
- MAME
- Boot disks - tim011pcw.img was used during development of this target
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