Yes, the TMTnet can be programmed freely because it is very simple, only reading and writing 2 Z80 ports from Basic, machine code or other language, but the protocol will need a server to manage all the communications, as it is planned a huge interchange for 16000 users.

Maybe you mean a peer 2 peer connection between 2 computers. I think it is possible if the Wifi module admits it. I will ask Hans about it.

I am already a humble amateur, only one of the beta-testers of the system..... but please, ask what you don't understand.

For Hans it is also a hobby, although he is a skilled professional working as Engineer.

Prodatron(Jorn Mika)...., he is on another galaxy. A mysterious skilled programmer and also the financier of the SF3 project. He is the main  reason because this project will not dead.

But don't worry about this project disappearing , SF3 is real hardware. It works on the Enterprise and needs Enterprise programmers to squeeze its juice, but not only skilled ones, base users can create wonderful Basic listings. Had I said it before....? Almost all its characteristics can be managed from the Basic editor.

Of course, the are still some lacks that depend on other Enterprise projects. I mean, a driver for the USB pendrive/SD on the SF3, that I think will be delayed until Bruce releases the new EXDOS with FAT16 support.

Thanks for the answers, gflorez gave me the answer.
We appreciate your work and I, who do not know these, are very welcome!
I'm good at editing newspapers and organizing clubs.
So let's see SF3 in the newspaper, advertised!
Forgive me for the exciting English

At reset used these:
TESTROM         IM 1
                LD A,12
                OUT (191),A
                LD BC,32H
                LD A,B
                OUT (C),A    ;Z180 WAIT STATES DISABLE
                LD C,3FH
                LD A,01000000B
                OUT (C),A    ;Z180 INTERNAL IO 40-7FH
                LD C,40H+1FH
                LD A,80H
                OUT (C),A    ;S180 CLOCK DIVIDE XTAL/1
Spectrum Emulator easy can be moved to another location. It is also needed for a Z180 But the Z180 are default put their register to 00-3Fh at reset. Which is needed to move, because collosion with EXDOS.

Ah, I was forgetting it. Attached you have the first Quigs(SymbOS) program made by Hans.

It only shows the SF3 logfile on a text box when clicking on a button. The icon inside the app gets corrupted on 4 colour modes, soon it will be fixed.

Zozo, can you try it when you can?

Tomorrow I will put a short video about it.

a demo of some web radio stations while playing tracker music(internal) and running Pacman.

This seems so real multitask system!
The Hungarian radio station is also awesome. All the radio stations are available from all over the world. But I love Spanish music too, especially from the '80s.

Ok, then....... But you are in debt..... You have to do a tutorial to change the Spectrum Emulator port numbers, both on the original and on Pears's clone.

Would you? When you have time.

Not related but some.  The EXDOS card wastes a lot of possible places for memory or Roms when the SF3 is plugged(20h-2Fh). Now that we can put the EXDOS Rom wherever we want, it will be great to cancel that space on the floppy controller.

Another tutorial, please.....

Today I have received the first batch of 10 PCBs of the SymbiFace3 standalone adapter designed by Hans:

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It can be connected at the end of the Bus Expander. I have in mind to make a slot version, like the MSX-Slot.

Here is a short video of it working.

It will be very cheap.

Yes. With 74ls245 socket.
Its possible to make an 245 jumper. With the 245 jumper breakout.
See in the right corner of the pcb