[BC] Another automation quesiton

[Tom]

I built one in 1978 using a Commodore 64... EOM was through the Joystick 
port; I built an expansion slot card for the switcher and machine 
starts.  First attempt at a 25 Hz PLL detector, too.......

Tape decks were modified Pioneer RT-707s.  (The 707 doesn't have remote 
control; I added remote pause.  Worked, too!)

Programming was on the 1541 drive..... (Lots of POKES and PEEKS; the 
C-64 was lovely, though - it also had a REAL TIME HARDWARE CLOCK!  Only 
drawback; they didn't have any way to keep it powered up, so re-boot and 
the time had to be reset.

Craig Bowman wrote:
> Systemation was using a Commodore 64 and cassettes in the early 80's.
> The programming was on a game cartridge.
>
> Craig Bowman
>
>
> Dan Kelley wrote:
>> Tim Valley:
>>
>> http://www.airventure.org/radio/bios.html
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>> -dan in lansing
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>>  
>>  
>>> Tim Valley actually invented PC automation, IIIRC, with his DOS-based
>>> Audisk.
>>>     
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