In Model III, 4, and 4P modes, the left and right shift keys are distinct in Model I F9 enters the debuggerį11 (or Shift+F1 on some systems) toggles an overlay window which summarizes the above In the emulated floppy drives (see below). F6 isĮquivalent to the 0 key (so that a shifted 0 can be obtained). ScrollLock is equivalent to the key (so that can be used as a modifier key). F4 is the Model 4 Caps Lock key (address bit 7, data bit 3). Shifted down arrow key (used as a control key with some TRS-80 software).į1, F2, and F3 are the Model 4/4P function keys (address bit 7, data bits 4, 5, and 6).į1 is also the Model I Electric Pencil control key that some users added to their Is the Model 4 Ctrl key (address bit 7, data bit 2). Home, Clear, or LeftAlt is the Clear key. LeftArrow, Backspace, or Delete is the TRS-80 left arrow key. The following keys have special meanings to xtrs: When it tries to read from the keyboard memory by pattern-matching its stack. The standard Model I/III ROM call the emulator decides whether to block the Z-80 program
This will work only for programs that wait for keyboard input using Special support in the emulator allows the program to block when waiting for informationįrom the keyboard. Runs in the X terminal window that you started xtrs from. Starting xtrs with the -debug flag or by pressing F9 while xtrs is running. The Z-80 emulator has a debugger called zbx. Hardware, and the special drivers, utilities, and instructions needed for these are not However, the emulator also includes some extensions to the standard Should run on it, including all flavors of TRSDOS, LDOS/LS-DOS, NEWDOS, DOSPLUS, MultiDOS,Īnd TRS-80 CP/M. Products joystick is emulated using the PC's numeric keypad.īecause xtrs emulates the hardware, all known TRS-80 Model I/III/4/4P operating systems Several common time-of-day clock cards are emulated on all models.
#Sdltrs not working driver
There is also a mouse driver for ModelĤ/4P mode. In Model III and 4/4P mode, you can select whether the Radio Shack graphicsĬard or Micro Labs Grafyx Solution is emulated. In Model I mode, the HRG1B graphics card isĮmulated. Game sound and music output areĪlso supported if you have an OSS-compatible sound driver sound output though theĬassette port, through the Model 4 sound option, and through the optional Orchestra-85/90 With OSS-compatible sound drivers), or via. Written (with luck), either directly through your sound card (on Linux and other systems Cassette I/O isĮmulated using files to store the cassette data real cassettes can also be read or
#Sdltrs not working serial
A serial port is emulated using a Unix tty device.
A printer is emulated by sending its output to Xtrs supports 48K of RAM in Model I or Model III mode, 128K in Model 4 or Model 4P mode.įloppy disks and hard disks are emulated using files to store the data or under Linux The hardware emulation can operate as a TRS-80 Model I, Model Syntax xtrs Description xtrs is built on top of a Z-80 emulator, with added routines to support keyboard and video Xtrs - TRS-80 Model I/III/4/4P emulator for the X Window System
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