I have found a 1990 version of set 1038 and scanned its building instructions as they seem to be difficult to find in decent quality on the Internet.

You can download it from here (7 pages, 4 MB).

Jeg har lavet mig en lille ny hjemmeside til min virksomhed, hvor jeg bl.a. laver lydarbejde. Blogindlægget her er primært til for at Google m.fl. opdager siden og tager den med i søgeresultaterne.

Gå til lyd-jan.dk her.

I recently bought a lot of old teaching materials from the 80’s, among them set 9765 that consists of an interface cable for Commodore 64/128 and an instruction booklet. The cable connects LEGO’s electronic “Interface A” from set 9750 (and 1093) with the user port on the computer. The only software included are the examples in the book.

I have scanned the book and you can get it from here (76 pages, 24 MB).

If you want to make your own cable, you can see the necessary connections here:

3 -> 2 (+5VDC)
5 -> 1 (GND)
6 -> C (PB0)
8 -> D (PB1)
10 -> E (PB2)
12 -> F (PB3)
14 -> H (PB4)
16 -> J (PB5)
17 -> 12 (GND)
18 -> K (PB6)
20 -> L (PB7)

You need one “ribbon cable with 20 pin connector” and one “Card Edge Connector socket (3.96mm)”.

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Jeg købte fornylig en masse gammelt LEGO-undervisningsmateriale fra 80’erne, heriblandt sæt nummer 9765, som består af et interfacekabel til Commodore 64/128 og en instruktionsbog. Kablet forbinder LEGOs elektronikpult “Interface A” fra sæt 9750 (og 1093) med user-porten på computeren. Der er ikke noget yderligere software end eksemplerne i bogen.

Jeg har indskannet bogen, som kan hentes her (76 sider, 24 MB).

Hvis du har lyst til at lave dit eget kabel, kan du se de nødvendige forbindelser her:

3 -> 2 (+5VDC)
5 -> 1 (GND)
6 -> C (PB0)
8 -> D (PB1)
10 -> E (PB2)
12 -> F (PB3)
14 -> H (PB4)
16 -> J (PB5)
17 -> 12 (GND)
18 -> K (PB6)
20 -> L (PB7)

Du skal bruge et “ribbon cable with 20 pin connector” samt en “Card Edge Connector socket (3.96mm)”.

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