Disk A:	RC700 56k CP/M vers. 2.2 rel. 2.1 RC700 56k CP/M vers. 2.2 rel. 2.2 58K CP/M VERS 2.2 COMPAS PASCAL V1.0 (CP/M version), Poly-Data microcenter ApS, 1982, 1983 COMPAS PASCAL V2.10 (CP/M Z-80 version), Poly-Data microcenter ApS, 1982, 1983 COMPAS PASCAL V2.20 (CP/M Z-80 version), Poly-Data microcenter ApS, 1982, 1983 RC700 comal80 rev. 1.07 RC700 comal80 rev. 1.08 RC700 comal rev. 01.12 RC700 comal rev. 01.13 RcTekst 1.1, Release 82.11.01, A/S Regnecentralen / Designer Software, 1982 RcKalk 1.0, Release 83.11.29, A/S Regnecentralen as 1979, 1983 MicroPro WordStar release 3.00 PACMAN GAME VERS. 2.1 FOR RC702 CP/M VERS 2.2 RC700 CP/M Games RC COMAL-80 games Michael Goetz's Colossal Cave Adventure for CP/M RC700 COMAL Programs Personlighedstest Databehandlig af valgresultatet - Kommunevalget 1981, DAKS ROB358 autoloader for RC700 with source code and build script RC700 CP/M BIOS vers. 2.2 rel. 2.1 source code Assembler and linker MATH48 floating point package by Anders Hejlsberg micro-PROLOG 3.0, Logic Programming Associates Ltd., 1983	Start
Disk B:	Input Stopped	Stop

Regnecentralen RC700 emulator

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This is a web-based emulator for a Regnecentralen RC702 micro computer. Select the floppy disk image from the dropdown box and press 'Start'. This will start the emulator booting up on the selected floppy disk.

In CP/M, the DIR command is used for listing the files on the disk. Type the name of a program without .COM to run a program. The TYPE command is used for listing the content of a file.

In COMAL, the LOOKUP command is used for listing the files. The LOAD "program" command is used for loading a program, LIST is used for listing the program, and RUN is used for running the program.

 

Regnecentralen RC700 system.

 

The RC702 was a Danish micro computer produced by Regnecentralen from 1980. The RC702 had a Zilog Z-80A CPU and 64KB RAM, one or two 5 1/4" floppy disk drives, as well as serial and parallel I/O ports. Read more about the RC702 here.

 

Please notice that the floppy images in the web-based emulator are read-only, and you cannot save data between sessions. If you want to do this, you can use the standalone version of the emulator that you can install on your own computer. It runs on Windows and Linux, and has more features, e.g. support for writing to floppy disk images and hard disk support.