Curator - David G. Larsen Italian Book Series

APPLE INTERFACING ISBN: 0-672-21862-3 Authors:    Jonathan S. Titus                  David G. Larsen                       Christopher A. Titus   Publisher: Howard W. Sams & Co., Inc.                   4300 West 62nd St.                  Indianapolis, IN 46268 Copyright: 1981 With this book you are provided with real, tested interfacing circuits that work, plus the necessary software (in BASIC) to connect your Apple computer to the outside world. This combination will enable you to: (1) control electronic and  electromechanical devices; (2) monitor external events-temperature, pressure, liquid level, light level, etc; and (3) communicate with other computers, modems, serial printers, and other interface devices. First you are given the building blocks required for a thorough understanding of interfacing. Clearly and concisely the authors take you through the 6502 micro-processor, Apple interfacing, input/output interfacing (input ports and output ports), and flags. Breadboarding with the Apple, including breadboard construction and connections to the Apple, is discussed. The sixteen experiments in Chapter 6 tie everything together. Your comprehension is continually reinforced as you connect the circuits, enter the commands, and see the results. A communications interface (and software) as well as a list of the interface signals available at the seven slots is given in Chapter 7. Any Apple user who desires an extension of his computing capabilities will find this book a valuable addition to his library.   | Home Page | Blacksburg Continuing Education Series | Book Titles & Covers | Authors | | Original BugBook Series | Italian Book Series | Japanese Book Series |   Call: (540) 745-2322 or (540) 763-2321 evenings after 7:00 p.m. Email me for more information: ...... David Larsen < bugbook@swva.net >   Webpage Design by Pine^Ridge Associates (540) 763-2374 evenings Webmaster: Michael K. Zeigler - zig4vt@swva.net