General Information
The Oscom Nano was manufactured by Oscom Oy in Finland release in 1980. The Nano is an improved version of the Telmac 1800. It did use the same CDP1864 video chip as the 2000 but as far as I could figure out did not have any colours. Instead it uses the 192 lines of the video chip for a resolution of 32 lines making every line consisting of 6 lines instead of 4 on the 1800 and 2000. Apparently this was more suitable for PAL TVs.
Technical specifications
Clock: 1.75 MHz
Memory: 4 KB RAM and 512 Bytes ROM
Video: CDP1864 (B/W)
Sound: CDP1864
Keyboard: CD4051B and CD4042B
Screen shot
Telmac Nano running a chip-8 game breakout.Links
Other information about the Oscom Nano:
Main Features Oscom Nano Emulator
- Adjustable speed, boosting the speed of the Oscom Nano beyond 1.75 MHz!
- Tape support (wav file and real cassette support) including a Turbo version
- Direct Oscom Nano memory access to load and save software from the PC hard disk via intel hex or binary files
- Video support for CDP1864 with zoom and full screen option by pressing F3
- Sound support for CDP1864 or 'Q flag' connected speaker
- Video screen dump to a file (BMP, JPEG, PNG or PCX image)
- Support for Chip 8 interpreter