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RAMESES

HAIMIMEX

HVC

6502

PERSONAL

COMPUTER

&

VIDEO

ENTERTAINMENT

SYSTEM

your

introduction

to

home

computing

coupled

with

video

entertainment

brought

to

you

by

HANIMEX

CONTENTS

1

INTRODUCING

RAMESES.

2

MAIN

CONSOLE

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS:

A

CONNECTING

THE

AERIAL

SWITCH

BOX

AND

BALUN;

B

STEPS

TO

SET

UP

FOR

A

GAME;

C

THE

RESET

BUTTON;

D

HOW

TO

USE

HAND

CONTROLS;

E

PRECAUTIONS;

F

TO

SWITCH

YOUR

TELEVISION

SET

BACK

TO

NORMAL

USE;

G

SUMMARY

OF

SET-UP

PROCEDURES.

3

GAMES

&

COMPUTING

CARTRIDGES.

4

INTRODUCTION

TO

RAMESES

HOME

COMPUTING.

5

ABOUT

THOSE

WORDS!

6

WHAT

IS

A

COMPUTER?

7

HOW

DOES

THE

COMPUTER

WORK?

8

WHAT

IS

A

C.P.U.?

9

WHY

IS

IT

CALLED

A

DIGITAL

COMPUTER?

10

BITS

AND

BYTES.

11

OUTPUT

DEVICES.

12

COLOUR.

13

SOUND.

14

A

VERY

LITTLE

BIT

ABOUT

PROGRAMMING.

APPENDIX

#1:

CHARACTERS

AND

CODES

APPENDIX

#2:

NUMBERING

SYSTEMS

APPENDIX

#3:

BRIEF

DESCRIPTION

OF

COMPUTER

LANGUAGES

EPILOGUE

1

INTRODUCING

RAMESES®

Congratulations

on

purchasing

a

RAMESES

Home

Computer

and

Video

Entertainment

console.

Let

us

tell

you

a

little

more

about

RAMESES

before

you

read

the

rest

of

this

book

and

set

the

console

up,

and

start

to

get

some

video

entertainment

from

it.

RAMESES

console

is

part

of

a

computing

system.

It

combines

the

functions

of

a

Central

Processing

Unit

with

memories

and

a

keyboard,

and

has

input

and

output

ports

to

enable

connection

of

peripherals

that

add

to

its

overall

flexibility

and

entertainment

facility.

(Incidentally,

if

we

use

a

few

words

that

are

new

to

you,

don’t

worry,

they

are

explained

later!)

RAMESES

peripherals

(which

enable

expansion

to

a

complete

computing

system)

are

listed

out

in

later

parts

of

this

book.

We

have

tried

to

make

this

book

as

simple

to

follow

as

possible

in

the

setting

up

of

the

unit

and

connecting

it

to

your

TV

set

Follow

the

instruction

book

carefully

and

read

the

ancillary

instruction

manuals

that

are

issued

with

each

games

cartridge.

The

game

supplied

with

RAMESES

has

its

own

instruction

book

just

as

do

the

other

games

cartridges.

Similarly,

when

the

peripherals

are

added

to

your

overall

computing

and

entertainment

facility,

detailed

books,

including

those

about

use

of

the

RAMESES

console

as

a

computer

and

utilizing

the

BASIC

programming

language,

are

available

as

you

need

them.

This

booklet

tells

you

more

about

these

things

later

on.

Now

let's

get

the

console

going:—

2

MAIN

CONSOLE

-

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

A

Connecting

the

aerial

switch

box

and

balun

The

aerial

switch

box

provides

you

with

a

convenient

means

of

using

youi

television

set

for

normal

TV

programmes,

or

for

using

your

RAMESES.

•

Remove

the

co-axial

cable

from

your

television

set

and

connect

to

the

switch

box.

•

Connect

the

co-axial

cable

from

the

switch

box

to

the

aerial

socket

of

your

television

set.

•

Connect

the

co-axial

cable

from

RAMESES

console

to

the

switch

box.

AERIAL

CABLE

B

Steps

to

set

up

for

a

game

1

Make

sure

that

RAMESES

power

switch

if

"OFF".

2

Connect

the

AC

adaptor

power

plug

to

RAMESES

power

socket.

3

Plug

the

wall

plug

of

the

AC

adaptor

into

a

normal

wall

AC

outlet.

4

Push

the

switch

on

the

aerial

switch

box

to

'GAME'.

5

Insert

the

game

cartridge

into

RAMESES

cartridge

port.

3

6

I

nsert

the

particular

game

overlays

into

the

hand

controls.

7.

Turn

on

the

TV

set

and

select

channel

one

(1).

(The

channel

that

has

been

chosen

for

games

is

the

spare

one

that

you

do

not

usually

use

for

regular

TV

programmes.)

8

Push

RAMESES

power

switch

to

"ON".

Note:

(i)

If

your

TV

set

has

an

AFT

(Automatic

Fine

Tuning)

button,

make

sure

the

switch

is

"OFF"

when

tuning.

(ii)

Adjust

the

fine

tuning

knob.

Adjusting

this

knob

should

ensure

picture

clarity

from

RAMESES.

(iii)

Switch

AFT

switch

on

(if

set

has

AFT).

POWER

ON/OFF

RESET

BUTTON

9

All

of

the

game

cartridges

include

a

demonstration

program

which

will

run

when

the

RAMESES

console

power

switch

is

first

turned

on,

and

will

continue

to

play

until

the

RAMESES

reset

button

is

pressed.

10

Now

follow

the

instruction

book

for

the

particular

cartridge

you

are

C

The

reset

button

If

the

RAMESES

reset

button

is

pressed,

the

system

will

terminate

an

unfinished

game

and

will

go

back

to

the

very

beginning

of

the

game.

D

The

hand

controls

(i)

The

RAMESES

console

includes

2-hand

controls

which

are

attached

to

it

by

coiled

cables,

which

plug

into

the

console

unit,

and

may

be

disengaged

from

the

console

by

depressing

the

moulded

detent

in

the

centre

of

each

plug

and

gently

but

firmly

withdrawing.

(This

"plugability"

is

to

enable

later

expansion

for

computing

purposes.

)

The

main

functions

of

the

hand

controls

are:

to

allow

you

to

control

games,

and

as

they

consist

of

48

ASCII

keys,

enable

you

to

write

programmes

and

make

computations

with

the

system

when

upgraded

to

a

personal

computer.

Caution:

If

you

interchange

the

Left

and

Right

hand

control

plugs,

it

will

result

in

confusion

of

commands

to

RAMESES

logic

system

and

may

result

in

damage

to

the

inbuilt

electronics.

We

recommend

that

you

do

not

disengage

the

control

plugs

until

you

are

adding

the

RAMESES

extended

keyboard.

(ii)

The

structure

of

the

hand-control

is

such

that:

•

each

side

of

each

control

has

a

'push'

key

which

has

a

particular

function

shown

by

an

OVERLAY

for

each

game.

•

each

control

joystick

is

unmarked,

but

it

controls

16

discrete

directions.

Up

on

the

joystick

(away

from

the

keypad)

is

up

on

the

television

screen;

down

on

the

joystick

(towards

the

keypad)

is

down

on

the

television

screen;

the

remaining

14

other

direction

points

are

equally

spaced

between

these

two.

To

move

an

object

on

the

screen,

push

the

joystick

in

the

direction

in

which

you

want

motion

to

take

place.

To

stop

motion,

stop

moving

the

joystick.

Note:

In

some

games,

some

of

the

16

directions

are

not

needed,

of

course,

and

therefore

do

not

operate

in

those

circumstances.

(iii)

Each

hand

control

has

24

keys

on

its

keypad.

Each

key

is

marked

with

a

different

character,

and

the

overlays

for

each

game

tell

you

what

each

key

does.

These

overlays

are

different

for

each

game,

so

that

we

provide

you

two

(2)

overlays

with

each

cartridge;

one

for

each

hand

control.

The

overlays

can

be

pushed

into

the

hand

control

slots

as

shown

in

the

diagram,

so

as

to

fit

exactly

over

the

keys.

You

must

make

sure

that

the

overlay

is

all

the

way

into

the

slot

so

that

you

can

press

the

right

key

under

the

overlay

to

get

the

action

you

want.

OVERLAY

(TO

SUIT

GAME

CONCERNE

PUSH

OVERLAY

RIGHT

HOME

IN

THE

TWO

SIDE

SLOTS.

E

Precautions

1

Keep

the

RAMESES

hand

controls

and

all

cartridges

away

from

liquids.

2

Avoid

exposing

the

cartridges,

the

RAMESES

console

or

hand

controls

to

excessive

heat.

Please

keep

them

in

a

well

ventilated

place.

3

Switch

off

power

when

not

in

use.

4

Do

not

drop

RAMESES

console,

hand

controls

or

cartridges.

Handle

5

Insert

cartridges

into

the

RAMESES

cartridge

port

slowly

and

make

sure

power

is

turned

off

when

inserting

or

removing

cartridges

from

RAMESES.

6

Do

not

stick

fingers

in

the

open

end

of

the

cartridges.

The

static

electricity

from

your

fingers

may

in

some

cases

damage

sensitive

electronic

components

in

the

cartridges.

7

Always

remove

cartridges

from

RAMESES

when

not

in

use

and

store

in

the

cartridge

carton.

F

To

switch

your

television

set

back

to

normal

use

1

Ensure

RAMESES

is

turned

off.

(Do

not

forget

to

remove

and

safely

store

the

cartridge.)

2

Push

switch

on

the

aerial

switch

box

to

TV

antenna.

3

Your

television

set

is

now

ready

for

normal

use,

and

can

be

tuned

to

the

required

station.

G

Summary

of

set-up

procedures

1

Push

the

cartridge

into

the

RAMESES

port

properly,

and

slowly.

2

Make

sure

that

the

AC

adaptor

is

properly

plugged

into

wall

socket

and

the

other

end

to

RAMESES,

and

the

power

then

turned

on.

3

Set

aerial

switch

box

to

'Game'.

4

Make

sure

that

all

co-axial

cables

are

properly

plugged

in,

and

that

the

Baiun

is

connected

to

aerial

terminals

if

your

TV

set

doesn't

use

a

direct

co-axial

cable.

5

Turn

ON

your

TV

set.

6

Turn

OFF

the

Automatic

Fine

Tuning

of

your

TV

set

(if

it

has

AFT).

7

Turn

ON

RAMESES.

8

Tune

to

Channel

1,

(then

turn

ON

AFT).

3

GAMES

&

COMPUTING

CARTRIDGES

There

are

many

brands

of

cartridges

available

for

use

with

units

that

enable

TV

games

to

be

played

on

a

TV

set.

Only

Hanimex

RAM®

cartridges

are

suited

to

fit

RAMESES®

personal

computer

and

video

entertainment

system.

The

RAM®

cartridge

provided

with

your

RAMESES®

will

enable

you

to

get

the

feel

for

use

of

the

entertainment

centre,

and

then

obtain

further

RAMS.

New

Game

RAMS

are

constantly

being

introduced.

See

your

local

retailer

for

the

latest

releases.

As

your

friends

get

RAMESES,

you

can

swap

cartridges

between

you,

learn

more

about

the

use

of

RAMESES

and

then

buy

a

RAMESES

Basic

Interpreter

cartridge.

The

Basic

Interpreter

is

the

first

stage

of

beginning

to

use

RAMESES

as

a

personal

computer.

It

has

two

functions:

•

to

give

RAMESES

a

memory

of

vocabulary

in

the

BASIC

computer

programming

language,

and

•

to

enable

RAMESES

memory

banks

to

store

data

on

command,

and

use

it

in

computer

programmes.

The

Basic

Interpreter

comes

complete

with

an

instruction

book

dealing

with

introduction

to

BASIC

programming.

If

you

wish

to

extend

your

computer

further,

the

other

RAMESES

peripherals

can

be

progressively

purchased

as

you

feel

that

you

are

ready

for

them.

RAMESES

Basic

Interpreter

is

up

to

date

with

current

technology,

but

as

technology

advances,

further

computer

cartridges

and

cassettes

will

be

released

to

enhance

the

simplicity

and

versatility

of

your

RAMESES.

We

will

let

you

know

as

this

happens.

RAMESES

is

designed

to

allow

it

to

expand

with

personal

computer

requirements.