... ;767754]Thinking of casing my Harlequin ..................

If one were ... compatible plug in to the Harlequin ?[/QUOTE]

Yes, the ... Harlequin fits in a plus case ...

Ooh, and while I could start another thread, how about a replacement reset switch?!

The Plus case (in which my Harlequin now resides) that I found on ebay for a couple of pounds last year doesn't have one...

... with my build of the Harlequin

After the assembly ... of my Harlequin, it did not start up ... and with both components the Harlequin boots correctly. The NXP 74HC04 ... NXP IC?s in my Harlequin (74HC08, 74HC74 74HC138 and 74HC574 ...

For what it's worth, I've not noticed any issues with my Spectranet and Harlequin with CMOS Z80.

I do have the series resistor fix in place on the Spectranet though.

B

... "fix".[/QUOTE]

My Harlequin/Spectranet combo is fine, although ...

Currently my Harlequin is sitting in my DKTronics case, but some of the keys don't work properly so it's not a good permanent home.

I do however have a +3 which I got for spares, has anyone ever rewired the +3 keyboard for a 48k?

[QUOTE=RobeeeJay;768654]Currently my Harlequin is sitting in my DKTronics ...

... the +3 case, powering the harlequin from a +3 PSU, and ...

... the +3 case, powering the harlequin from a +3 PSU, and ...

... makes no contact with the Harlequin connector.
Looking into the ...

I just wanted to inform that I pieced my Harlequin together 2 days ago and it worked like a charm on the first turn-on.

It is exciting , isn't it. Last time I built an 8bit kit computer was back in 1980 :)

It occurs to me ....Is anybody keeping a tally on the no. of successful builds of the Harlequin ?


DenisM.

One Harlequin built, 100% alive.

Add another Harlequin - built with no issues :)

[IMG]https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7217/13764146523_a380185813_z_d.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7345/13764142515_7ac87f39b3_z_d.jpg[/IMG]

B

One Harlequin built, tested and used frequently!

:grin:

Yes it is! :-)

Here's WIP gallery: [url]http://z00m.speccy.cz/harlequin/index.html[/url]

... : [url]http://z00m.speccy.cz/harlequin/index.html[/url][/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=DenisM;769075]It occurs to me ....Is anybody keeping a tally on the no. of successful builds of the Harlequin ?[/QUOTE]
There is now.... [URL="http://www.worldofspectrum.org/forums/showthread.php?t=47524"][/URL]

[I][B]Mark[/B][/I]

One Harlequin working fine here (and thanks ...

One built and working successfully

[IMG]http://dl3rr.net/uploads/images/Harlequin/Atic.JPG[/IMG]

One built, 100% working, with R48 mod.

[url]http://z00m.speccy.cz/harlequin/index.html[/url]

... I need that as my Harlequin is working fine. Could you ...

... have started putting together my Harlequin and I just wanted to ... />
Looking at the blank Harlequin board I have (see; thinking ...

... - no success. Also at the Harlequin it does not work.

... - no success. Also at the Harlequin it does not work.

... working as posted in the "Harlequin clone...PCB manufactured! thread".< ... br />
For the Harlequin owners who have not read ... After the assembly of my Harlequin, it did not start up ... and with both components the Harlequin boots correctly. The NXP ...

... R48 as discribed in other Harlequin thread. The one pin of ... the edge connector of the Harlequin. This is the reason why ... a "mod thread" for the Harlequin next days with usefull tips ...

The Harlequin of Norbert, the organizer of the annual Spectrum meeting in Wittenberg/Germany (every year in August) works also perfectly after making it. I made this for him.

Ingo.

... the edge connector of the Harlequin. This is the reason why ... a "mod thread" for the Harlequin next days with usefull tips ...

... to report that my first Harlequin is up and running!