History of DivIDE interface

DivIDE version 5.7 - 2k11 (SMD version by Lotharek 2012)

SMD version based on CPLD chip. Firmware is compatible with original DivIDE 5.7c with allram support.

Web page about DivIDE 5.7 - 2k11

DivIDE version 57d3 (version for W.O.S. by Velesoft 2012)

Exist only 9 pieces

Web page about DivIDE 57d3 

DivIDE version 57d2 (version for Czech ZX users by Velesoft 2012)


Exist only 10 pieces

Web page about DivIDE 57d2

DivIDE version 57d (version for brazilian ZX users by Velesoft 2012 + Victor Trucco)

DOWNLOAD:
Eagle data and firmware for GAL chips
Photos of DivIDE 57d
 DivIDE BLUE - first prototype - web page 

DivIDE PLUS (by Jarek Adamski and Jurek Dudek)


Web page about DivIDE PLUS

First prototype DiwIDE by Jarek Adamski

 Web page about old DiwIDE prototype (backup of Jarek's old page) 

DivIDE version 57c (last official version by Zilogator)

DOWNLOAD:
DivIDE 57c (original firmware without allram support)
New firmware of R"GAL chip (allram support)

next DivIDE version 57b
 

DOWNLOAD: DivIDE 57b

first official DivIDE 57
(use DivIDE ide ports + LO-HI read and LO-HI write support - based on PVL's ZX-IDE IF)

 

DOWNLOAD: DivIDE versions 42r2 + 42r4 + 57

DivIDE is based on ZX-IDE IF (with additional memory 8kB rom+32kB ram) by Zilogator (2002)

first prototype of DivIDE interface (version 42r2)
(use DivIDE ide ports + LO-HI read and HI-LO write support as Putnik's IDE)

next prototype - DivIDE 42r4

External ZX-IDE interface version by PVL & TRITOL & BUSY (never released/unstable)
(use DivIDE ide ports + LO-HI read and LO-HI write support)
Contain DivIDE ide ports+64kB eprom+128kB battery backup sram+8bit paging port+NMI button
(MB02+ memory paging + MB IDE ports)

ZX-IDE interface - Modified Putnik's 16bit IDE interface by PVL & TRITOL (2000)
(use DivIDE ide ports + LO-HI read and LO-HI write support)

Internal version (used also in MB02+ as first MB IDE interface)

ZX-IDE interface - first prototype of modified Putnik's 16bit IDE version by TRITOL (1998)
(use new ide ports + LO-HI read and LO-HI write support)

First 16bit IDE interface version by Pera Putnik (1995)
(LO-HI read and HI-LO write)