All the downloadable files are ZIP-files and they contain MZF-formatted files. Additional TXT-files may be included. The file size shown includes the header size of 128 bytes. That means, the memory size used in the MZ will be the file size reduced by the header size.

You can use MZ-700 OS programs too if you use the MZ-700-mode.

The Universal Basic V2.7 is a full tape / disk / QD disk BASIC version for the MZ-800 and has its own RAM monitor. The version 4.0 additional supports VRAM and BASICODE 2 / 3. It was written in 1987 ( version 4.0 in 1989 ) by Ernst Hanique from the old SHARP MZ-GG / Netherlands.

Precision: 8 significant decimal figures ( e.g. 1 / 255 = 3.9215686E-03; 1 / 256 = .00390625 ).

The Sharp S-Basic 1Z-016 for the MZ-800 is a standard tape BASIC version ( no disk commands are supported ) and has its own RAM monitor.

Precision: 8 significant decimal figures ( e.g. 1 / 255 = 3.9215686E-03; 1 / 256 = .00390625 ).

This is a modified version of the S-Basic 1Z-016.

Precision: 8 significant decimal figures ( e.g. 1 / 255 = 3.9215686E-03; 1 / 256 = .00390625 ).

MZ-2Z046
( 29 kb )

MZ-2Z046
documentation
( 314kb )

45,184

( ZIP )

The Sharp S-Basic MZ-2Z046 for the MZ-800 is a standard 5.25" disk basic version and has its own RAM monitor. One of the programmer was T. Miho. He programmed several routines for this version between July and October 1984.

Precision: 8 significant decimal figures ( e.g. 1 / 255 = 3.9215686E-03; 1 / 256 = .00390625 ).

View commands and tokens.

Documented assembler output of the Disk Basic MZ-2Z046 is also available ( German, ZIP, 314kb ).

This disk Basic was distributed by Eifelsoft in 1984.

Precision: 8 significant decimal figures ( e.g. 1 / 255 = 3.9215686E-03; 1 / 256 = .00390625 ).

A short instruction manual is included ( German ).

This disk Basic was distributed by sds Computer in 1984.

Precision: 8 significant decimal figures ( e.g. 1 / 255 = 3.9215686E-03; 1 / 256 = .00390625 ).

A short instruction manual is included ( German ).

This disk Basic was distributed by K&P in 1984.

Precision: 8 significant decimal figures ( e.g. 1 / 255 = 3.9215686E-03; 1 / 256 = .00390625 ).

The Universal Basic is a full tape / disk / QD disk BASIC version for the MZ-800.

MZ-5Z009/2Z009
Sharp
documentation
( 324kb )

MZ-5Z009/2Z009
SUC/Sharp
documentation
( 282 kb )

The Sharp S-Basic MZ-5Z009 is a standard quick disk Basic version for the MZ-800. It was sold together with the QD-interface MZ-1E19.

Precision: 8 significant decimal figures ( e.g. 1 / 255 = 3.9215686E-03; 1 / 256 = .00390625 ).

There are two versions available for download: versions 1.0A and 1.0B.

The files AUTO RUN, DELETE V1.2A, DELETE V1.3B, QDCOPY V1.2A, QDCOPY V1.3B, TRANS V1.2B, and TRANS V1.3B are included. These files originally exist on the quick disk. Side A contains the files AUTO RUN and MZ-5Z009. Side B contains the files DELETE, QDCOPY, and TRANS.

The original QD volume 5Z-009 V1.0A for the MZ-800 ( side A )

The original QD volume 5Z-009 V1.0A for the MZ-800 ( side B )

This is the contents of the file "AUTO RUN" ( its size is 382 bytes ):

10 DEF KEY( 1)="RUN "+CHR$(13)
20 DEF KEY( 2)="LIST"
30 DEF KEY( 3)="AUTO"
40 DEF KEY( 4)="RENUM"
50 DEF KEY( 5)="DIR "
60 DEF KEY( 6)="CHR$("
70 DEF KEY( 7)="DEF KEY("
80 DEF KEY( 8)="CONT"
90 DEF KEY( 9)="SAVE "
100 DEF KEY(10)="LOAD "
110 PRINT"                  "
120 NEW

The DELETE utility ( size 8,664 bytes )

The QDCOPY utility ( size 8,402 bytes )

The TRANS utility ( size 26,066 bytes )

Documented assembler output of the Quick Disk Basic MZ-5Z009 is also available. Original Sharp documentation ( ZIP, 324kb ). Take a note of the file READ.ME.

This BASIC version is a modified version of the standard quick disk S-Basic MZ-5Z009 for the MZ-800. The MZ-800-keyboard is modified. The keys Z and Y are exchanged to Y and Z ( european standard ). The modification was done by M.J. Mons in the year 1987.

Precision: 8 significant decimal figures ( e.g. 1 / 255 = 3.9215686E-03; 1 / 256 = .00390625 ).

This BASIC version is a modified version of the standard quick disk S-Basic MZ-5Z009 for the MZ-800. Read the modifications below. It is written in 1989 by Pilsoft.

Precision: 8 significant decimal figures ( e.g. 1 / 255 = 3.9215686E-03; 1 / 256 = .00390625 ).

This BASIC version is a modified version of the standard quick disk S-Basic MZ-5Z009 for the MZ-800.

Precision: 8 significant decimal figures ( e.g. 1 / 255 = 3.9215686E-03; 1 / 256 = .00390625 ).

The Universal Basic is a full tape / disk / QD disk BASIC version for the MZ-800.

IBASCOMP ( original name ? ) is a BASIC interpreter combined with a BASIC compiler. It was written for the MZ-80K but it will run on a MZ-700 / 800 too. I assume, that not all commands are supported for these. Try yourself or look for readable commands in a hex-dump of the MZF-file. A short operation manual is included in the downloadable ZIP-file.

The XBC-compiler was written by Bryan Hayes / Germany for BBG in 1987 and can be used for the MZ-700 / 800.

A very good german BASIC tutor for the MZ-800. Instructions are included for download. The S-Basic must be loaded prior using the tutor.

The S-BASIC tutor for the MZ-800

Learn all commands and functions of the MZ-800-S-BASIC MZ-1Z016 within five lessons. The tutor supports commands for graphic, music, and file access.

Screenshot of lesson 1

The original box of the S-BASIC TRAINER

The original tape of the S-BASIC TRAINER

DSK-image of the standard MZ-800 version of P-CP/M80 ( PCP/M ) version 1.0A from Digital Research / Sharp 1984 on 5.25" disk. For version 1.0B see below.

DSK-image of the P-CP/M80 ( CP/M ) version 1.0B from Digital Research / Sharp 1984. Written for the MZ-800. For version 1.0A see above. This version supports the RAM-disk called Pezik with 512kb. The version 1.0A supports the original SHARP Ram-disk "only".

Disk image of the CP/M written by sds Daun / Germany 1985.

CP/M for the MZ-800 written by Yoshin & Vector in October 1, 1988.

DSK-Image of the 60K Personal CP/M for Sharp MZ-800 Version 1.4, written by Jiří Lamač in 1988 ( czech version ).

You can download more DSK-images for the CP/M ( games, utilities, etc. ) from Roman Dolejsi's site.

6502 interpreter for the MZ-700 / 800. German and English operating instructions are included.

I found a short description from a German advert. This program was written first for the MZ-80K. It enables you to execute 6502-programs on the MZ-700. An editor to develop programs is included, also a 6502-disassembler, a simulator to execute 6502-programs, and a feature to call and execute Z80-routines by a 6502-program.