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In article <7483@exodus.Eng.Sun.COM>, bender@oobleck.Eng.Sun.COM (Michael Bender) writes:
> Since I've decided to use the Tandy-100 laptop as my home-control computer,
> I want to write all the code in Z80 (I think that's what it uses).  I'm in
> the process of scanning the comp.* heirachy, but I thought that there might
> be people here in sci.elec that have played with this computer.  Any tips on
> memory expansion, a memory map of what hardware is located where in the
> address space, schematics, anything, even questions would be a great help.

Yea, I am using this computer for my senior project.  The computer uses the
8085 which real close to the Z80 I hear.  The assembly language is 
simple and straighforward.  The computer also uses the 8155 to do a lot of
its peripheral interfacing.

Recommendation:  Go to Radio Shack and order the technical reference manual. 
It -is- available.  The tech manual has EVERYTHING you need.  You will see
that it is simple to interface with the bus since that access is provided
under the back pannel.  

    --Harry - NJIT