››  From: DataQue/Lex-Tronics                              GEnie:  DataQue.1 ›        1623 West Fourth Street                     Compuserve: 71777,3223›        Mansfield, OH  44906-1701 ›        ›  COD and Credit Card *ORDERS* may now be placed (US Customers ONLY!)›  by calling Lex-Tronics (419)529-9797 from  1:00pm - 5:30pm M-F, ask›  for Chuck.  Please note: P.O. Box will be phased out over the next year.›                                       ›  Subj: Product Information Release #94.10.01                 October 1994›  ››  The contents of this file may be freely distributed in its current form.›  No hardcopy distribution is allowed without written permission.›  ›  ›  TransKey: Version 2.4›  ››  TransKey is an adapter board for 400/800/XL/XE computers which will›  allow you to use an IBM type keyboard (PC/XT/AT) in those systems.  ›  It fits inside your 8-bit computer, and provides a connector for the›  PC keyboard.  There are several variations depending on connector options.››  First, only the ZRAM version is still available.  So few SRAM versions›  were ordered, that it the cost difference is nil.  The ZRAM chip will ›  allow you to maintain your user entered macros when the system is not ›  powered.  Otherwise you would need to re-enter the macros each time the›  system is powered up.  The version 2.x TransKey allows you to enter your›  own macros from the keyboard, and also supports a recall buffer.  Better›  compatibility with various keyboards is offered.›     ›  The second option is the PoKey adapter board.  This reduces the number ›  of solder connections to only four.  The normal TransKey comes in the›  solder-in version, which requires a total of 14 connections to be made›  by the installer.  On systems like the XE's which do not have their›  PoKey socketed, the solder-in version is suggested (otherwise the PoKey›  must be removed and a socket installed before the PoKey adapter board›  could be used).››  The final option is whether the PC keyboard connector is of the inline›  or chassis mount type.  There is no cost difference between the two,›  and if not specified, the inline type is sent.    ››  ›  PROGRAMMER'S PAL: Version 1.0›  ››  This program allows BASIC programmers to have reference data close›  by while they are programming.  This version is designed for AtariDOS›  2.x and compatibles.  Among the functions included are:››  Muliple CROSS-REFERENCE, BASIC CURRENT STATUS, CALCULATOR, DISK SECTOR›  LOADER, MEMORY PEEKER, and OPERATING SYSTEM EQUATE.›››  ›  XDEV65 version 1.18›  ››  The X816 assembler will produce code in either binary image (for›  EPROMS) or Atari binary load format.  Extended Turbo-816 object›  format is also supported for images which are to be loaded above the›  normal 6502 addressing range.  Version of 1.17 is current.››  D816 will accept either of the two binary forms for input, in›  addition it will accept the link file produced by X816 (or you can›  construct your own with a text editor) to add symbols to the›  disassembly.  Version 1.04 is current.››  The TT utility will convert Ascii, and Atascii files from one format›  to another with several options.  Version 1.04 is current.››  H2B and B2H are used to transfer binary images in an ascii form, and›  convert them back to binary images.  Many EPROM programmers use one›  of the supported hex formats.  Current version is 1.04 of each.››  DeSeg is a utility to remove any segmentation which is not needed in›  Atari 8-bit binary files.  Some assemblers (such as MAC/65) create›  extra segments due to the method used for object code creation.››  ›  TBC-4001  Version 1.0                                                  ›  ››  The TBC-4001 is a bank selected cartridge for all Atari 8-bit›  computer systems.  Many users have requested the availability of an›  easy to use, banked cartridge, and here it is!››  The TBC-4001 has a socket for one JEDEC memory device.  This can be›  any EPROM from 2764 (8K byte) through 274096 (512K byte).  ››  To simplify programming, the TBC-4001 forces the highest available›  bank into the upper half of the cartridge (4K bytes) at all times. ›  This removes the hassle of recalculating the cartridge checksum on›  the XL/XE's each time the bank is changed.  Also, that bank will›  always be entered through the OS system reset/init, so you do not›  have to duplicate that code in each bank.  Since this bank is always›  accessible, your bank switching and other often used subroutines can›  be located here for optimum performance.  The lower 4K of the›  cartridge will power up randomly, so your init code will have to›  initialize the select register.››  ›  Turbo-Calc: Version 1.01›  ››  Turbo-Calc is a cartridged based spreadsheet program for the Atari›  800/XL/XE/XEGS/T816 systems.  It will work with, or without a›  Turbo-816 installed.  The Turbo-816 is required to allow access to›  expanded RAM (above the 6502's 64K addressing space).  Turbo-Calc ›  supports up to 104 columns and 99 rows of information.››  ›  Turbo-View: Version 1.02›  ››  Turbo-View is a graphical operating environment, which uses the›  graphics 0 (antic 2) mode.  The source code supplied contains the›  windowing routines, and execution control algorithms.  Supplied also›  is the source to the Turbo-Calc program, to show an actual example of›  its use.  Purchase of source allows use in non-commercial programs. ›  This package is available in either MS-DOS or AtariDOS formats.›  Due to the size of the files, they are in archived format.  You must›  have a version of ARC to extract these files (not supplied).››  ›  AC16K›  ››  Non-Banked cartridge for 8K and 16K applications.››  ›  Price List Effective October 1, 1994›  ››  Product   Description                                            Price›  _______   ____________________________________________________   _______››  TBC4001   4 Megabyte Bank Select Cartridge for Atari 8-bits      $17.00 +›  AC16K     16K standard Atari 8-bit EPROM cartridge               $11.00 +››  + No ROMs are included with cartridges.››  TKSIIZ    TransKey 2.4 solder-in, inline kb jack, ZRAM           $61.00›  TKSICZ    TransKey 2.4 solder-in, chassis kb jack, ZRAM          $61.00›  TKPIIZ    TransKey 2.4 plug-in, inline kb jack, ZRAM             $73.00›  TKPICZ    TransKey 2.4 plug-in, chassis kb jack, ZRAM            $73.00›  TK24ROM   TransKey 2.4 EPROM with upgrade documentation          $10.00›  TKZRAM    Battery Backed ZRAM, replaces TKSRAM used on old ver.  $14.00››  PRGPAL1   Programmer's PAL                                       $15.00›  T816S16   Turbo-Calc 1.01                                        $20.00›  T816S16SA Turbo-Calc Source list on Atari disk (w/Turbo-View)    $24.00›  T816S16SP Turbo-Calc Source list on IBM/PC disk (w/Turbo-View)   $24.00›  XD816PC5  Cross-Development Pkg 6502/65816 CPU for PCs 5.25"     $30.00›  XD816PC3  Cross-Development Pkg 6502/65816 CPU for PCs 3.5"      $30.00››  AUSK1-5   8-bit Survival Kit (9 disk sides of various programs)  $15.00››  MOA1P02F  Maze of AGDAgon 1.02 Disk Version (Same as on GEnie)   $10.00 *›  MOA1P02R  Maze of AGDAgon 1.02 Cartridge Version                 $20.00 *›  AGDA3LINK 6ft Atari-8 TriLink GameLinkII (GL2) Cable             $14.00››  * includes $5.00 registration fee, discount if you have already›    registered this product (one-time registration fee per product).››  ›  *ALL* orders should include $4.00 for shipping and handling within the›  US, and an additional $5.00 elsewhere.  COD shipment is also›  available within the US for an additional $5.00 (plus shipping). ›  Orders are shipped via USPS, first class mail.  All prices are in US ›  dollars.  We accept BANK Money Orders, Cashier's Checks, and Personal›  Checks drawn on a US bank, in US funds. ›  ››