legoROBOLAB

Sure. Luckily I have several PCs (5 old PCs to work including a Mac). Some run on Windows 95, two others run on Windows XP. And I have one to boot with MS-DOS. This way, both the ports and the processor speed are always adequate. In my daily life I use several tablets, mainly Lenovo and a Surface. I'm a teacher and I have tablets for my students. I decided to keep these pieces that were going to the trash, just to work with LEGO programs. I'm old and I don't have much patience for configurations. I've been working with PCs since 1980... I'm really out of patience.

If it refers to the emulator, I don't really know. It would be best if one of you who uses interface A could confirm it. Evank tried using this software with the emulator, as it is mentioned on a website. And he had some problems with the software's stability. Whether it allows for full communication using the emulator with interface A, I don't know. Perhaps Evank can clarify this for us when he can. Finally, Patrick Bastings' website shows the LEGO Control Logo floppy disk and the LEGO TC Controller floppy disk. Everything I've written lately is about the LEGO Control Logo. The TC-Controller floppy disk appears to be written in Norwegian.

Right now, just to see if the software would start, I'm using one of my PCs: a Surface 4 Pro running Windows 10. I usually use an HP Compaq NC6320 with Windows XP for the control lab... the control lab works perfectly here.

http://www.mkw.me.uk/beebem/index.html here you find all about the emulator. I can't put here photos... but it can communicate with LPT1 till LPT4 for printer

The program runs on the emulator... but I don't use the interface A to try on it.

And it works!!!!! To put that working I follow this: "It loads OK for me in the Windows version of BeebEm. I downloaded the Logotron Logo ROM image from https://tobylobster.github.io/rom_library/?search=logo and put this in the Documents/BeebEm/BeebFile folder. I used Logotron Logo v1.00 [variant 2]. Then configure BeebEm using the Hardware > Edit ROM Configuration menu replace one of the Empty ROM slots with Logo. If you want, you can use the Save Config button to overwrite the Roms.cfg file so Logo will be loaded each time BeebEm starts up. Then do File > Reset to reset the emulator, which load the ROMs. After this, the disk image will boot."

While not entirely certain, I believe it's software for controlling other partner products (I was consulting a magazine from 1989 that mentions its use with the Logotron logo). This software, the Lego Control Logo, I found it on a site about acorn software. I create a folder with this software , a emulator, a ROMfile for, and two imagens of it. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1TxR7Al-hviKxMEogl92Oio9hIavoUGub?usp=sharing

https://archive.org/details/sundr This book may help?

Amine ... You are the best!!!!! You never sleep... Always searching

Unfortunately not. It's something I've been looking for for several years now.

Amine... I embed your fr Mac of control lab... and... of course it wors fine. https://legoeducacional-umcontributo.blogspot.com/2021/05/control-lab-programacao-lego-5-anos.html see at the bottom of the post.

It works on Edge!!!!! Great

J'ai essayé aujourd'hui et ça a planté au démarrage. L'écran est resté bloqué sur l'icône de la disquette avec un point d'interrogation.

Parfait... Perfect!!!!!! I embed this on my blog too

Thanks a lot for your work...allways. Mon ami, deux fichiers CLB ne s'ouvrent pas et affichent une erreur car leurs noms d'origine contiennent des voyelles nordiques. Il s'agit de KLIK&KØR.CLB et KØRESTOL.CLB. Le premier élément est le menu principal. C'est pourquoi, lorsque nous essayons d'y revenir, Control Lab affiche une erreur. Le second concerne l'activité en fauteuil roulant. Comment ai-je résolu le problème ? J'ai renommé les éléments et je les ai ouverts directement, car je ne trouvais pas d'autre solution.