Echo #05 31 августа 1998

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Iron - 122 colors on the Spectrum: FLASH generator colors for your PC "byte".

                 Iron



   Steel are low, medium and high carbon. In turn, had come
low, medium and high-alloy - lower to 2% of the amount of 
alloying elements, the average of 2% to 10% and a high of over 
10%. In alloy steels elements are determined

letters of Russian alphabet, for example:
X-chrome, N-nickel, molybdenum, M-, G-manganese.
Consumers have become available categories
A, B, C. And - a guarantee on the mechanical properties, B - 
Guarantee of chemical composition, - in mechanical and 
chemical. 


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          FLASH generator colors

              PC "byte"

(C) Sergei Krinitsyn


   The proposed scheme is designed to
increasing scarcity of conventional range
SPECTRUM'ovskih colors. This is achieved
by combining two standard INK and PAPER, and the result is 128 
colors, on a black background. The inclusion of such a regime

by installing the 7-th bit in the attributes, which previously 
was responsible for FLASH, but since this is a very rough 
effect, it can be ignored, especially since almost

all decent programs, it is not used. Such a topic is already 
covered in the electronic journal FAULTLESS 9, but there

is a diagram for PENTAGON'a now
same owners of "byte" can hang on
my comp this device. I tried to make
scheme as simple as possible, the most affordable
details, the total cost of approximately $ 1. I tried this trick
all in a row - on TVs and computer monitors of different 
brands, which have only been in my and my friends. It turned 
out that this thing extremely demanding on the kinescope. So on

color TVs, 3rd and 4 th generation
with domestic CRT individual
the colors look just disgusting. The best result gave the 
monitor MC 6113 which is not known what fate has got a CRT 
(CRT) OT VGA - Monitor. But in general on a good monitor looks 
good. 


                          2

       14 DD1.1 DD2 4

   * D2 2 5 0 Y1
 2 and 3

             O 11

          July 1

                          3 Y2


                          June 1

                                    9

    DD1.2 DD1.3 10 Y3

   April 9

     '6' 15 August

      O O E

   5 10 1

                            A


                          2

                              DD3

                          May 4

                                 Y1

                         11 0


                          July 3

                                 Y2

                          6


                         10 1 9

                                 Y3

                         15

                            E

                          1

                            A


    Below

    E-thou

    scheme

   PC Bytes

                     Razor
     * D30 vat

        2 X

        5 X * D36

        6 X 4

        9 X 12

       12 X 3

       15 X 13

       19 X



                                     * D37

                                     4


                   S1.2 3

             \ ---- \ -
          S1.1 \ \



 DD1-KP1533LA3
 DD2, DD3-KP1533KP11
 S1-Button P2K with fixation

 * D2-KP531IE17
 * D30-KP555IR27
 * D36, * D37-KP1533KP12

 (Chips marked with "*" must be
 found on the circuit board "byte")

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