Programming the Microprofessor MPF-1B in Z80 assembler - The towers of Hanoi via PicoRAM 6116

Programming the 1981 Multitech (nowadays: Acer) Microprofessor MPF-1B has never been easier - Z80 assembler source code can be compiled on the PC (or Mac) and turned into a HEX file to be put on an SD card which then feeds into PicoRAM 6116. PicoRAM plugs into your Microprofessor, replacing its 6116 SRAM and emulating it. It offers save and load of full memory dumps and is also able to load HEX files. In this video we are implementing the Towers of Hanoi in Z80 assembler on the PC, then create the HEX file with the online assembler, put it on an SD Card, and upload it into the MPF-1B via PicoRAM.