Controlling electronics with the Commodore 64 user port - Part 3 with Arduino

[@lonsteam4627]

IVE DESPERATELY NEEDED THIS THANK YOU

[@gregryan7761]

I actually did this very same project through the joystick/game port using a thermistor with a couple descreet components and a basic program.
It interesting how the joystick port can be set as a input of output port, totally programmable using the 6522 VIA chip.

[@75slaine]

Nice series, really enjoying it 👍

[@Arcticretro]

Thanks a lot :)

[@congestiontv]

I like how this project brings nowadays schooling environments to communicate with the retro age. Not having the Pi1541 I could use this setup and expand the BASIC code to transmit newer programmes over to the C64 and directly writing to a floppy disk. 😶‍🌫

[@d.j.peters]

The Arduino IDE used a C++ toolchain for example serial.print() the dot notation isn't C !

[@Arcticretro]

OK. Nice to know!