Thanks for the answers. Sorry for apparently posting under the incorrect device topic… I was clearly confused 😀

Regarding ROMs… do you require that actual device? I am finding the PC-1246 rather limiting anyway, so not critical to me (although, for some reason I have two of them 😛 )

Regarding subscriptions… My trial just expired (PS, three days is a bit short) and I am on the month to month, and I primarily use the desktop. But now I thought I saw what looks to be an annual option? But unsure how to apply and still qualify as a “new” user (or for that matter, how to apply… I can’t seem to find that link anymore?)

Thank you for your feedback.

I have a feature that can generate a WAV file readable by the original machine. However, this feature is not currently enabled because it is unreliable and requires extremely precise CPU emulation timing. I believe this applies to the SC61860 used in the early Sharp pocket computers. Since none of my CPU emulations are perfectly accurate in terms of timing, I decided to disable this functionality.
I will consider re‑enabling it specifically for certain models.

Thank you for reporting the printer bug — I will fix it.

Regarding the Sharp PC‑1246, it is not emulated because its ROM is not available, and it uses a 4‑bit SC61720 processor.

Kind regards

I haven’t figured out yet if there is a way to transfer programs to the real device yet. I have a SHARP PC-1246 (NOT emulated?) and a PC-1401 (for which I have been using this the most to date).

FYI, I found a small glitch when using a “printer”. When getting the “printout” as text (which I use to copy back a tested and functional program listing into the “keyboard entry” and/or Storage descriptions or external Notepad programs, as needed. It converts all ‘O’ s into ‘0’ (ZEROS). Which of course causes errors with commands like F0R T0 (instead of FOR TO), G0SUB & G0T0, etc.