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A Dragon 200 of my very own!!! I've wanted one of these for a while, and really really wanted one after seeing it in person at the RCM. The case is just soooooo beautiful. To me, all of the Dragons had great styling, but this one with its slimmer body, discrete logo sticker and tasteful design, was...

Version 1.1 was released today. Version 1.1 (Released on the 17th February, 2013) * Added support for the Rio Novo Tempo/LZ Color 64 (Brazilian CoCo 1 clone) * Updated keyboard auto-repeat routine to prevent conflicts with HDB-DOS * Slightly improved execution speed of the keyboard auto-repeat code ...

Thanks Daniel!

The cartridge port connectors are exactly the same. The Dragon 32/64 even has the +12v supply needed for the older RS controllers. I know for sure that a correctly modified DECB 1.0/1.1 or DragonDOS ROM image could be used with the RS controller for read/write access of RS-DOS or DragonDOS format fl...

There is a routine at $BF20 which seems to have something to do with serial I/0. It is activated in 32K mode only when you use the pokes to enable keyboard-auto-repeat. The same routine can be activated/deactivated by entering the RKEYS command if you are using Steve Woolham's enhanced Dragon ROMs v...

Thanks Daniel, but it was the other one (on the left in your picture above) I wanted to see.

As far as I'm aware, the only information ever published about the Dragon 64's Serial port is on pages 335 to 339 of Inside The Dragon, and pages 4 to 6 of the Dragon 64 supplement.

Thanks Ciaran!

I think that $60 USD (about £38.70) is quite a reasonable price for a CoCo/Dragon compatible cassette recorder.

Attached below are .CAS conversions (XROAR) of all the .WAV files for Robcfg, or anyone else would like to test them.