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2S1P - Dual Serial/Single EPP Parallel Interface

The ECB 2S1P (or SPP for short) board provides two RS-232 level serial interfaces and a single PC/AT-compatible Centronics parallel port using the Texas Instruments TL16C552 multiport interface chip.</description>
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DiskIO V3

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ECB-DMA board (incomplete)

ECB DMA R01 by Wolfgang Kabatzke

ECB-DMA-R01 is the idea to realize an ECB-PCB for:</description>
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Next Generation Display &amp; Keyboard (DSKYng)

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The DSKYng provides a low-level interface to the hardware on the RBC Z80 SBC (and others). This Intel 8279 based display and keyboard provides a simple to program buffer…</description>
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EuroCard Bus

Pin assignments as of 19-Nov-2014. This represents all ECB boards from the ECB SBC v1 (Z80) to the ECB M68030 CPU board.</description>
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ECB bus history

The German firm Kontron defined what is believed to be the earliest bus using the 96-pin DIN 41612 EuroCard connectors. The bus for their Z80 offering used only the A-row and C-row pins; the B-row was left entirely unused to allow for the use of 64-pin connectors in the 96-pin format.</description>
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SCSI - SCSI Peripheral Interface

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EuroCard Bus Boards

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ECB Zilog Peripherals

Introduction

The Zilog Peripherals board adds Zilog Z80 family peripheral I/O chips to an existing N8VEM Z80 SBC or N8 computer. It provides two serial ports with RS-232 converters, four parallel ports with handshaking signals and four counter / timer channels.</description>
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