- Reference manual
- MELPS 8-48 architecture
- 6 MHz
- Internal ROM
- 128 Bytes RAM
- 2 KB ROM (?)
- 8192 Bytes
- Connected to the battery
- It keeps the programmed text
- Connected to the EPROM, maybe the EPROM reloads the default data to the RAM if the battery is low?
- 128 Kb
- Dumped the content on
/Eprom dump
- Dumping tutorial
- Fixed dumper code on
/Intel-Eprom-code
ASLC AX5210B
- did not find any info about this
- connected to the battery
- maybe is the IC for the real time clock functionality?
a pretty good documentation(it is in german). Only the RX line is really connected to the microcontroller. Also, the microcontroller does not have a serial port, so it is implemented virtually, using the interupt pin.
It will program the content of text.txt
to the display.
A small Telegram bot that will send the messages replayed with the /display
command or a formated text with /gen
.