C64 Projects, Commodore 64, (c) Nicholas COPLIN

Index to Commodore™ C64 Projects

This site details a number of Commodore 64 related projects I am currently developing. Some of these projects will also work with other CBM 8-bit machines, for example 64HDD. Most projects listed are uniquely mine, but some projects are enhancements to ideas /hardware hacks provided by other Commodore users. Feel free to download whatever interests you.

Hardware Projects

LCD64

Analog-to-Digital PC-C64 Joystick Converter - use a steering wheel to play games

Lightgun - convert a Sega lightgun to suit

Auto-RAMDOS - add a RAMDOS boot chip to your REU

Numeric Keypad - add a numeric keypad for data entry

Using CPLDs with the C64 - guidelines and my first project

EPROM Cartridge - make your own cartridge software

24pin ROM Replacement - make your own Kernal ROM adaptor

DTV64 Micro Tower - a custom case with all the expansions!

DTV64 keyboard Console - a DTV with a form similar to the orignal and all the expansions!

TurboProcessor Upgrade - a custom case and new EPROM

IDE64 Case - one way of housing this drive/controller

IECATA into a 1541-II - one way of housing this drive/controller

Emulator and Sofware Projects

Emulator Projects

USB64

Virtual 6510 - Thoughts for the ultimate Commodore CPU accelerator

Software Projects

QuickCAM64

A64 Video Creator - A tool for converting AVI video to a new Commodore standard

Emulator Kernal Patches - cope with 1, 2, 3 and 4MHz modes

64HDD - The CBM Drive Emulator. PC software that gives your Commodore a hard disk, CD-ROM and more features ...

64HDD - CBM Drive Emulator

Plug-Ins for 64HDD

Useful Tools for the PC

CBMDISK

CBMBASIC - list CBM BASIC files

CBMCART - view CRT files and dump as ROMs

IEC-CRO - view/capture serial port activity

A64 Video Creator - A tool for converting AVI video to a new Commodore standard

CBM-MODEL - design your own hardware add-ons using DigitalWorks

Links to other Commodore project websites

Notice: All projects are available on a user beware basis. Though I have successfully got these projects to work, old Commodore equipment can easily be damaged and so I can only offer my commiserations if you blow things up! The unique project ideas, software and hardware described on this website remain the property of Nicholas Coplin (c) 1999-2009 All Rights Reserved.
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