My hard disk contains a number of raw scans from last year that still need to be processed and put online. Next followed some more Microware OS-9 documentation (in particular the Allen-Bradley set) that was also already online, and today many service manuals (repair instructions including board and circuit diagrams) were added.Ī start has also been made with adding authoring documentation, but much more of that still needs to be added.
It had already been online for years but was not very easy to find. And Devin was looking for a new ICDIA editor anyway, so.Īs my first action on the ICDIA website I added the CD-i Full Functional Specification (Green Book). We had decided that the CD-i Emulator site was not the right place to put general CD-i documentation and the ICDIA site seemed a much better fit. This effort started in July 2017 when I took over editorial maintenance of the ICDIA website at from Devin. The end goal here is to get everything that could possibly be needed by a CD-i title developer online in a single place. I also started creating a Books section to list all my hardcopy documentation, as part of an effort to scan some of it to create digital versions where needed, but that is not yet online. Some of the pictures of those appear to be mixed up a bit and will need sorting out. I also added some more serial number information, especially from the DV cartridges. I have many more pictures of the internals of those emulators but these still need adding. These include an extensive series about my (then) new 180/181/182 authoring player set and some overview pictures of the FW380i player and my E1/E2 emulator hardware. On the CD-i Emulator website I added lots of hardware pictures taken in August of last year.
Over the last few days I did some CD-i website updates.
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