Apart from
exercises my first program (for copying floppy disks)
was
created on a
Triumph-Adler
Alphatronic P2 System in October 1983.
Assembly and disassembly was done
by
hand, the hex code was
entered via MOS monitor program and store on
floppy disk, then.
After over 30 years in the electronics amd IT
industry I look back
more and more often to this time and I can see,
much knowledges
about the old systems is threatened to get
lost.Because of an
affinity to
Triumph
Adler (probably based on my first experiences)
I collect therefore all available documents,
manuals, circuit diagrams,
programs, etc. for the
TA
1000 system (including the
TA
1069 system,
a version of the TA 1000 for the Deutsche Bahn),
which was developed
by the computer pioneer
Otto Müller, as well as for whose
CTM
70 system
(in principle a 16bit version of the TA 1000).
As a pioneering
processor for parallel computing the
transputer
generates a high interest also in the retro
computing scene.
It appeared on the market, when I had finished my
studies.
It was the key element of my professional
activity for many years.
Therefore I can, also with the kind permission of
the
hema GmbH,
provide some documents and programs to all those
interested.
