Dracula has risen from the Grave.

It lives :)

The video above shows the new improved NRI832. It's running a simple program (see below) at what I think is the speed, about 16Hz (there's a 250Hz clock and 8 fetch and 8 execute cycles).

What happens in the video ... okay, it's not that exciting but it's still better than Gigli.

1. I press the reset button
2. The LEDs all blink to show it's alive
3. The LEDs show the first program byte 00000011 (e.g. LDA 03)
4. I press 9 (the run button)
5. It displays the accumulator as it is running, hence the counting effect.

• 00 LDA 03
• 01 ADD 04
• 02 JMP 01
• 03 0
• 04 1

I will upload some more demonstration stuff when I can stabilise my camera. This was shot with the hand you can't see holding my Android phone :)