Easy Serial RTS/CTS Handshake - Minimal CPU #12

I explore how RTS/CTS fIow control works and implement RTS/CTS handshaking on the Minimal CPU System.
Minimal CPU System: github.com/slu4coder/Minimal-...
Reference (Google Docs): docs.google.com/document/d/1c...
C64-style TrueType terminal font: style64.org/c64-truetype

[@alexloktionoff6833]

Not all USB2SERIAL are equal. Thank you very much!

[@peterzener8495]

Brillant ! Thanks 😊

[@yogeshmr]

Thanks

[@colonelbarker]

Are you thinking about updating the PCB with the bodge? Great video!

[@slu467]

I've looked briefly into it but decided to refrain from messing up the layout. "As it is" it's working fine with any of the USB converters.

[@colonelbarker]

@@slu467 that's great to know. I just wanted to be sure!

[@kippie80]

And the Ftdi people always go on about ‘original’ suppliers end such. Go China! CH chips rock!

[@Olegach21]

Why do people say "Datur" instead of "Data"?

[@Olegach21]

Oh, I think I get it now, they say "Datum". My bad!

[@talideon]

@@Olegach21 No, it's because of something called the "intrusive r". It's a feature of British English, and people who have English as a second language who learn British English often have too. If you hear someone from the south of England say "law and order", it will sound like they're saying "Laura Noda" because of the intrusive r between "law" and "order" caused by one word ending in a vowel and the other starting in one.

[@edgeeffect]

@@talideon "noda" sounds more like the south east.... in the south west we have a very strong intrusive r and we would say "lore norderr" (almost like a pirate)

[@Olegach21]

@@talideon Wow, thanks! Didn't know "intrusive r" is a thing. TIL

[@TheGoodChap]

@@talideon also the word idea will be pronounced idear, you can hear it with Jeremy clarkson