Really low-quality, terrible video, but hopefully illustrating what is working so far:

Anvl-board generates video signal:

• Converted to CSYNC (composite sync) + RGB digital, goes to GBS8200 board towards VGA
• Raw (HSYNC+CSYNC+V2+V1) goes to Mercury board
• Scroll up/down is supported like real TIM
• Test signal mode has been added, it displays a 4 color box pattern

Mercury board captures the video signal:

• Incoming video signal is converted to memory bytes and stored in 32kB onboard RAM
• VGA controller reads the same RAM, applies a 4-color palette and outputs as 640*480, 60Hz
• Display outside TIM-011 512*256 window is filled with hard-coded ASCII characters (text display in the future)
• TIM window can be moved on VGA screen (it is centered initially)

Upcoming project logs will describe these in more details.