ATARI 410 P (rare Version) Data Recorder
The Atari 410 Program recorder was designed
for the Atari 400/800 series of computers. The Recorder
is untested for now. No guarantee.
The ATARI 410™ Program Recorder
is a special peripheral. It uses the serial bus to
send and receive data, but does not conform to the
protocol of the other peripherals that use the serial
bus. The Program Recorder must also be the last device
on the serial bus, because it does not have a serial
bus extender connector as the other peripherals do.
There can never be more than one Program Recorder
connected to any system for the same reason. The system
cannot sense the presence or absence of the Program
Recorder so it can be connected and disconnected at
will.
The Atari 410 came in two variations, but both had
identical specifications. Atari cassette drives had
a unique double-track feature, enabling sound and
data to be recorded and transmitted. This was used
in such programs as the Atari language modules and
Invitation to programming series, utilising a narrator
while the program ran on screen. The Atari 410 used
the advanced Serial I/O interface (SIO), enabling
easy connection to the computer. Originally designed
specifically for the 410, it was decided to use it
on all Atari 8-Bit peripherals.
The Atari Program Recorders provide storage and retrieval
of programs and data on cassette tape. In addition
to the digital track that stores computer data, a
second audio track is provided to play music or voice
as the program runs.
ATARI ST 260 and Floppy SF 354 with original
ATARI power supplys, tested
ATARI ST 260 und Floppy SF 354 mit original ATARI Netzteil,
alles getestet
ATARI ST 260 and Floppy SF 354 with original
ATARI power supplys, tested
ATARI ST 260 und Floppy SF 354 mit original ATARI Netzteil,
alles getestet
