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1O6 106 COMPUTE. MAY/JUNE. I 1980. ISSUE 4. 4. 440-460 Sets up SS with h 25 cursor downs. Sets up T$ TS with 40 cursor rights. 470 Initializes the requested drive ve & checks for r a disk error. . 480 Allocates buffer 0 to channel 2 for biock block commands that at follow. ow. 490 User command
Said the Toolkit to the Word Processor: "You're "YouVe in My Space!" Said the Word Processor to the l'oolkit: "Let's Share ... here's )Toolkit: "Let's Share...here's Socket 2 Me!,, Me!" From the original producer of peripherals exclusively for PET lovers everywhere ... the device that allows you to PET lovers everywhere . . . the device that allows you to select between the BASIC Programmer's Toolkit and the Commodore Word Processor II while they occupy the same address space. Complete with the first-rate installation and operating instructions you've come to expect from all Skyles documentation. YOU HAVE AN ORIGINAL 2001-8 PET? YOU HAVE AN ORIGINAL 2001-8 PET? No problem. The Socket 2 ME interfaces with the BASIC No problem. The Socket 2 ME interfaces with the BASIC Programmer's Toolkit model TK 160E or TK 160S can· con nector board, the Word Processor II interfaces with the Socket 2 ME, the slide switch is placed on the PET base. Then, as long as the PET 2001·S -8 has at least SK 8K of memo Dry ory expansion, the system is up and running. MHiJ ---- The Socket 2 ME .... . . doubles your memory expansion in a single socket. It's a 2.5" x 2.75" board that fits neatly into the ToolkitlWord Toolkit/Word Processor socket on the main logic board of all new PETs. Then both the Word Processor and the Toolkit plug into the Socket 2 ME. A miniature slide switch -— part of the kit -— mounts with double·stick double-stick tape (supplied) to the front part of the right side of the PET base, almost hidden by the overhang of the top of the PET cabinet. The slide switch is connected to the Socket 2 ME by a special cable (also supplied) .... . . and you're up and running. Up and running; installation took only a minute or so. Flip the switch from Toolkit to Word Processor. And back. No need to open the PET. ORDER NOW - with Skyles' 10-day money-back guarantee: YOU HAVE A COMPUTHINK DISK AND YOU WANT A BASIC PROGRAMMER'STOOLKIT? How w would you like to switch between the Computhink and the Toolkit with a single SYS command? and the Toolkit with a single SYS command? Just add two small jumpers to the Computhink system and a short program to the DOS diskette. Plug in the BASIC Toolkit TK 80E, enter the SYS command and your system is up and running. NO ROOM ON THE PET 2 COMPUTHINK DISK BOARD? COMPUTHINK DISK BOARD? All your sockets are booked? Fret not; Skyles comes to the rescue. Skyles Electric Works now has a modified EPROM board available with sockets for the Toolkit and Computhink ROM chips. Plug in the ROMs, add a jumper (sup· {sup plied) to the PET 2 Computhink disk board, plug the new EPROM board into the Computhink disk board. Power up and enter a short switching program into the DOS diskette. Switch between the Computhink disk and the Toolkit·witkit-with a single SYS command. Tool- Socket 2 ME: : $$22.50' $$22.50* BASIC Programmer's Toolkit Commodore Word Processor II: $100.00' $100.00* Model TK80ED SOED $S5.00· $85.00* Commodore Word Processor III: : $200.00' $200.00* Model TK 160ED $95.00't $95.00"t •'Add $2.50 to each for shipping and handling. tNote: If Computhink EPROM board is returned, after purchase of TK 160EO, 160ED, Skyles will refund $20.00. "Socket 2 ME" is the trademark of Skyles Electric Works. California residents: please add 6% or 6.5% sales tax as reQuired reauired :& VISA, MASTERCHARGE ORDERS CALL (800) 538·3083 538-3083 (except California residents) reSidents) CALIFORNIA ORDERS PLEASE CALL (408) 257-9140 231 E South Whisman Road 231 E South Whisman Road Mountain View, CA 94041 1 (415) 965-1735 Skyles Electric Works Mountain View, CA 94041 (415) 965-1735
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