Spectaculator
9.1
Contents
Getting started
Setting up the Spectaculator window
Controlling the emulator
Setting up the display
Working with your favourites list
Working with snapshot files
Using the cassette recorder
Using the keyboard
Using a joystick
Using a mouse
Setting up the emulated hardware
Using the Cheetah SpecDrum
Using the Covox sound system
Using the Currah µSpeech
Using the Fuller Box
General Sound emulation
Using the MGT/Datel Plus D
About the MGT/Datel Plus D
Getting started
Create a new (blank) disk image
Format a disk image
Open a disk image
Eject a disk image
Write protect or write enable a disk image
Change the number of drives connected
Setup printer emulation
Use the Plus D snapshot button
Using real Plus D floppy disks
About real floppy disk support
Enable real disk support
Backup a floppy disk to a disk image
Write a disk image to a floppy disk
Using the Disk Wizard
Using the Multiface
Configuring parallel and serial communications
Using the ZX Interface 1 and ZX Microdrives
Working with ZX Interface II ROM cartridges
Using the ZX Printer
Working with cheat (.pok) files
Working with +3 disk images
Working with TR-DOS (Beta 128) disk images
Audio and video recording
Working with pokes
Working with zip files
Using external ROM files
Importing and exporting Z80 machine code and data
Using the built-in debugger / monitor
Troubleshooting
Spectaculator
Setting up the emulated hardware
Using the MGT/Datel Plus D
Using real Plus D floppy disks
Using real Plus D floppy disks
About real floppy disk support
Notes on using real Plus D floppy disks
USB floppy disk drives
Using high density (2DHD) floppy disks
Formatting disks
Write protect status
Track caching
Enable real disk support
Backup a floppy disk to a disk image
Write a disk image to a floppy disk