Short:        Amiga<->ZX IF1 tools.
Author:       prak3264@beta.ms.mff.cuni.cz (Patrik Rak)
Uploader:     prak3264 beta ms mff cuni cz (Patrik Rak)
Type:         misc/emul
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

Programs to interface Amiga and ZX.

readsend.lha

	use this for sending files between amiga and ZX with IF1.
	On zx, use standard LOAD/SAVE *"b"; commands.
	Contains two versions: one uses standard serial.device (very slow),
	second uses brutal.device (included), which is patched serial.device,
	which does not do so long cts/rts delays (to be exact, doing no
	delays). Use it for much faster transfer; if your computer seems to
	hang up, just unplug your cable to drop the cts to low.
	syntax: rs <-speed> <-l>/-s/-f filename
	default speed is 19200, and default operation is load (-l)
	-l receives standard IF1 file and stores it in IF1.
	-s loads IF1 file from disk and transmits it to IF1.
	-f loads file stored in .000 format (such as generated by grabber)
	and transmits it in IF1 format to IF1.

grab.lha

	uses changed version of my Merlin copier to transfer data to amiga
	in normal zx format. Type load *"b" on zx, then run gbs script.
	It should feed your zx with merlin program. Now, load whatever files
	you want to merlin (for keys look at title screen in merlinorig)
	Then run gb filename, then select range in merlin and hit s.
	After a while, transfer should be done, then break gb with ctrl-c.
	filename.xxx should be in current dir.

killdevs.lha

	Simple command for flushing any serial devices.

src.lha

	Sources of the above commands.

Some bonus: useful ZX tools which you can load using load *"b"

pikasm.lha

	My favorite ZX assembler.

pikasmmanczech.lha

	Manual for pikasm for those who understand czech (font included)

vast.lha

	Great ZX monitor/disassembler. Sorry, I do not have manual.

vat.lha

	Same as vast, but not screen version. Relocable once.

merlin.lha

	My Merlin copier. Some people (including me) like it :-)
	Only for IF1 !!!

merlinorig.lha

	Original version for normal ZX with help screen etc.
	In .000 format. Not for load *"b" usage of course.