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content/museum/panasonic-jr-200u.md

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   photos:
   - title: REAR CONNECTORS
     subtitle: ''
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   - title: Matsushita JR Museum
     url: http://dec.sakura.ne.jp/~hayashi/jr/index.html
     text: A japanese virtual museum dedicated to the JR computers !
-  comments:
-  - author: Marq (Finland)
-    date: Sunday 28th September 2014
-    text: The Service Manual is now available at Vintage Volts. All in all, a lot more has been discovered about the machine. My current guess is that the CPU runs at 1.366 MHz.
-  - author: Lance Lindell (United States)
-    date: Sunday 17th November 2013
-    text: Hello, I want to let enthusiasts know that there is currently a mint Panasonic JR-200U listed on eBay by user ID seattlegoodwill. They are very reputable and seem to always have a good stock of "old computers." Save it from the landfill! Lance
-  - author: Marq (Helsinki, Finland)
-    date: Friday 16th March 2012
-    text: 'I''''ve been trying to hack the JR-200UP for some time now and have discovered a thing or two (the technical manual WOULD have been a nice addition...) See the findings here: http://www.kameli.net/marq/?page_id$1270'
-  - author: Robert Saler (Toronto, CANADA)
-    date: Tuesday 11th October 2011
-    text: |-
-      This message is for J. Mitch Hopper - I recently bought a Panasonic JR-200 but with no manuals. Cute little computer, but I am going to need manuals to figure anything out.\
-      I see from the postings that you have docs - could you please email them to me at robert.saler@gmail.com.\
-      Cant do anything without them - sorry for the trouble.\
-      Thanks - Robert
-  - author: Clocky (Australia)
-    date: Thursday 22nd September 2011
-    text: |-
-      I have a JR-200U and need any information I can find, could you please email me the manual to clockmeister@internode.on.net J. Mitch Hopper?
-
-      Thanks in advance.
-  - author: J. Mitch Hopper
-    date: Wednesday 17th August 2011
-    text: |-
-      Note to athansoft:\
-      Alas, I forgot to send you the manual. Very sorry for the delay. Just sent it.
-  - author: athansoft
-    date: Thursday 27th January 2011
-    text: My email is athansoft@hotmail.com. Thank you J. Mitch Hopper. I am waiting for your pdf files
-  - author: J. Mitch Hopper
-    date: Thursday 20th January 2011
-    text: I have manuals. If you want them, post a message here with contact info. I will email the PDF on request.
-  - author: athansoft (Greece)
-    date: Tuesday 18th January 2011
-    text: I have a Panasonic JR-200UP but without manuals. Could anyone sent me photocopies or pdf file of it and I''ll pay him. Thank you
-  - author: J. Mitch Hopper
-    date: Sunday 8th August 2010
-    text: I have a JR-200 new-in-the-box with manuals. Looking over the detailed memory map,I see that it is exactly the same as the Radio Shack CoCo - right down to the free, unassigned space.
-  - author: Michael (United States)
-    date: Sunday 22nd December 2002
-    text: 'For the most in-depth information available on the JR-200u visit: http://home.kc.rr.com/vintagecomputers/index.html'
-  - author: James the Animal Tamer (Internet)
-    date: Saturday 6th April 2002
-    text: |-
-      Emulator resides on\
-      www.geocities.com/emucompboy
-
-      I'd need the technical or development docs to make the emulator better.
-  - author: Hafthor Stefansson (Earth)
-    date: Friday 29th March 2002
-    text: |-
-      I still have an old Panasonic JR-200U that I bought from J&R Music World in\
-      NY in 1984 or so. For the day, it was actually a pretty nice little machine.\
-      32KB, better graphics than the CoCo, but still not very good, a Motorola\
-      6802 processor, fairly decent sound, an independent timer (which is how it\
-      ended up as a fancy alarm clock for me for a couple of years). I didn't get any peripherals with it, but I did have the cassette cable and used a crappy little Radio Shack cassette recorder to save/load my programs. I had no software except for the stuff I wrote myself, but it was still a great first computer. I never really figured out how the MON debug monitor thingy worked.\
-      Also, I never got a real owners manual. When J&R shipped it to me, it was missing the manual all together. After several phone calls, they agreed to send one. What I got was a Xerox copy of the manual. That kinda sucked, but\
-      it worked.
   related:
   - /museum/matsushita-national-jr-200
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