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Z80 ERROR

2021-06-01T00:40:49Z

Monk: /* MV1C */ Replaced with MV1B which matches the next sentence

[[File:error_z80.png|thumb|Simple as that.]]

=Causes=

The {{Chipname|68k}} didn't receive a reply to command $01 from the {{Chipname|Z80}} in time. The Z80 doesn't test the [[SM1]] ROM, its [[Z80 RAM|RAM]] nor the {{Chipname|YM2610}} but if any of those components are bad, they can prevent the Z80 from being able to reply which will then cause the error.

=Repair suggestions=

On [[MV1F]] boards, this error seems common due to trace cuts caused by a [[corrosion|leaking battery]]. A few [[trace patching|wires]] can solve the problem.

* Check Z80 +5V supply, reset and [[clock]] signals
* Check connectivity to Z80 work RAM
* Check connectivity to SM1 ROM or cartridge's M1 ROM
* Check {{Chipname|NEO-D0}} Z80 control lines
* Check Z80 data bus at {{Chipname|NEO-C1}}
* ...

Note: Replacement SMT Z80s can be found in some Ti calculators :)

=MV1B=

The {{PCB|MV1B}} board displays this error when no cart inserted because it has no SM1 ROM. '''This is normal'''.

[[Category:Audio system]]
[[Category:Repairs]]

Cartridge ROM arrangements

2020-11-24T00:56:41Z

Monk: /* Stats */

Sizes are in KBytes.

==Stats==
*Most used PROG board: PROGBK1
*Least used PROG boards: NPS-PRG1, PROGV
*Most used CHA board: CHA256
*Least used CHA board: CHA64-C

{|class="wikitable sortable"
![[NGH number|NGH]]!!Title!!Release!!P size!!C size!!V size!!S size!!M size!![[PROG board|PROG PCB]]!![[CHA board|CHA PCB]]
|-
|001||Nam 1975||1990/04/26||512k||6*512k||4*512k||None ?||None ?||PROG-NAM||CHA-32
|-
|002||Baseball Stars Professional||1990/04/26||512k||6*512k||5*512k||None ?||None ?||PROG-EP||CHA-32
|-
|003||Top Player's Golf||1990/05/23||512k*2||8*512k||5*512k||None ?||64k||PROG-EP||CHA-32
|-
|004||Mahjong Kyoretsuden||1990/04/26||512k||4*512k||5*512k||64k||64k||PROG-EP||CHA-32
|-
|005||Magician Lord||1990/04/26||512k*2||6*512k||3*512k||None ?||None ?||PROG-EP||CHA-32
|-
|006||Riding Hero||1990/07/24||512k*2||4*512k||6*512k||None ?||None ?||PROG-HERO||CHA-HERO
|-
|007||Alpha Mission 2||1991||512k||2*1024 +2*512||2*1024||None ?||None ?||PROG42G||CHA42G
|-
|008||Jockey Grand Prix||2001||?||?||?||?||?||PROGV||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|009||Ninja Combat||1990/07/24||2*512k||6*512k||4*512k||None ?||None ?||PROG-EP||CHA-32
|-
|010||Cyber-Lip||1990/11/07||512k||6*512k||5*512k||None ?||64k||PROG-EP||CHA-32
|-
|011||Super Spy, The||1990/10/08||512k||4*1024k||2*512k+1024||None ?||None ?||PROG-8MB||CHA-8M
|-
|014||Mutation Nation||??/??/????||512k||4*1024k||2*1024k||None ?||None ?||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|016||King of the Monsters||1991||512k*2||4*1024k||2*1024k||None ?||None ?||PROG42G PROG42G-1||CHA42G CHA42G-1
|-
|017||Sengoku||1991/02/12||2*512k||4*1024k||2*1024k||None ?||None ?||PROG42G||CHA42G
|-
|018||Burning Fight||1991||2*512k||4*1024k||2*1024k||None ?||None ?||PROG42G||CHA42G
|-
|019||[[League Bowling]]||1990/12/10||512k||2*512k||3*512k||None ?||None ?||PROG-HERO||CHA-32
|-
|020||Ghost Pilots||1991/01/25||512k||4*1024k||2*512+1024||None ?||None ?||PROG8M42||CHA-8M
|-
|021||[[Puzzled]] (Joy Joy Kid)||1990/11/20||512k||2*512k||2*512k||None ?||None ?||PROG-EP||CHA-32
|-
|022||Blue's Journey||1990||1024k||2*1024+2*512||2*1024||None ?||None ?||PROG8M42||CHA-8M
|-
|023||Quiz Daisousa Sen||??/??/????||1024k||2*1024k||1024k||None ?||None ?||PROG42G||CHA42G
|-
|024||Last Resort||1992||512k||2*1024+2*512k||2*1024k||None ?||None ?||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|025||Eight Man||1991||512k||2*1024+2*512||2*1024k||None ?||None ?||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|027||Mahjong Minnasano Okagesamadesu||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG-8MB||CHA-8M
|-
|029||Legend of Success Joe||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|030||2020 Super Baseball||1991||512||4*1024||2*1024||128||128||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|031||Soccer Brawl||1992||512||2*1024+2*512||2*1024||128||128||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|032||Robo Army||??/??/????||512||2*1024+2*512||2*1024||128||128||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|033||Fatal Fury||1991||512+128||4*1024||2*1024||128||128||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|034||Football Frenzy||1992||512||2*1024+2*512||2*1024||128||128||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|036||Mahjong Bakatonosama Manyuki||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG42G-COM||CHA42G-1
|-
|037||Crossed Swords||1991||512||4*1024||1024||128||128||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|038||Thrash Rally||1991||2*512||2*1024+2*512||1024+512||128||128||PROG42G-COM||CHA42G-1
|-
|039||King of the Monsters 2||1992||2*512||2*2048+2*512||2048+1024||128||128||PROG16 PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|040||Sengoku 2||1993||1024||2*2048+2*512||2048+1024||128||128||PROG4096||CHA42G-2
|-
|041||Baseball Stars 2||1992||512||4*1024||2*1024+512||128||128||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|042||Quiz Meitantei Neo & Geo||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|043||3 Count Bout (Fire Suplex)||1993||2*512||4*2048||2*2048||128||128||PROG4096||CHA42G-2
|-
|044||Art of Fighting||1992||512||4*2048||2*2048||128||128||PROG4096 PROG16||CHA42G-1
|-
|045||Samurai Shodown||??/??/????||1024||4*2048+2*1024||2*2048||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA42G-3
|-
|046||Top Hunter||1994||2*1024||8*1024||4*1024||128||128||PROGTOP||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|047||Fatal Fury Special||1992||1024+512||6*2048||2*2048+1024||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA42G-3 CHA42G-3B
|-
|048||Quest of Jong Master||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|049||Andro Dunos||1992||2*512||2*1024||2*512||128||128||PROG16||CHA42G-1
|-
|050||Ninja Commando||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|051||[[Viewpoint]]||1992||?||?||?||?||?||PROG-G2||CHA42G-1
|-
|052||Super Sidekicks||1992||?||?||?||?||?||PROG-G2||CHA42G-2
|-
|053||World Heroes||1992||?||?||?||?||?||PROG16||CHA42G-1
|-
|055||King of Fighters '94||1994||2048||8*2048||3*2048||128||128||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|056||Art of Fighting 2||1994||1024||8*1024||2*2048 +1024||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|057||[[World Heroes 2]]||1993||2048||6*2048||2*2048||128||128||PROG4096B||CHA42G-3B
|-
|058||Fatal Fury 2||1993||1024||4*2048||2*2048||128||128||PROG-G2||CHA42G-1
|-
|059||Savage Reign||??/??/????||2048||8*2048||3*2048||128||128||PROG4096B PROGTOP||CHA42G-3 CHA256
|-
|060||Fight Fever||1994||1024||4*2048||2048+1024||128||128||PROGGSC||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|061||Super Sidekicks 2||1994||1024||4*2048||2*2048||128||128||PROGTOP PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|062||Spin Master (Miracle Adventure)||1993||2*1024||8*1024||1024||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|063||Samurai Shodown II||??/??/????||2048||8*2048||3*2048+1024||128||128||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|064||World Heroes 2 Jet||1994||2048||8*2048||2*2048||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|065||Windjammers (Flying Power Disk)||1994||1024||4*1024||4*1024||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA42G-1
|-
|066||Karnov's Revenge (Fighers History Dynamite)||1994||1024||6*2048||2048||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|067||Gururin||1994||512||2*2048||512||128||128||PROG16||CHA256
|-
|068||Power Spikes II||??/??/????||1024||6*1024||3*1024||128||128||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|069||Fatal Fury 3||1995||512+128||4*1024||2*1024||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|070||Zupapa!||2001||1024||2*8192||2048||?||128||PROGBK1||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|073||Panic Bomber||??/??/????||2*1024||512||2048+1024||128||128||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|074||Aggressors of Dark Kombat||1994||2048||8*2048||2*2048||128||128||PROGTOP||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|075||Aero Fighters 2 (Sonic Wings 2)||1994||2048||4*2048||2048+512||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|076||Zed Blade||1994?||512||4*2048||2*2048+1024||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|078||Galaxy Fight||1995||2048||6*2048+2*1024||2*2048+1024||128||128||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|079||Street Hoop (Dunk Dream)||1994||1024||4*2048||2048+1024||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|080||Quiz King of Fighters||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|081||Super Sidekicks 3||1995||2048||6*2048||3*2048||128||128||PROGTOP PROG4096B [[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256 [[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]] CHA42G-3
|-
|082||Double Dragon||1995||2048||6*2048+2*1024||2*2048||128||128||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|083||Bust-A-Move (Puzzle Bobble)||1994||512||4*1024 +2*512||3*1024+512||128||128||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|084||King of Fighters '95||1995||2048||4*4096+2*2048+2*1024||4096+2048+1024||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|086||Tecmo World Soccer '96||1996||1024||2*4096+2*1024||2*2048||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|087||Samurai Shodown III||??/??/????||4*512+1024||6*4096+2*1024||4096+2048||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|088||Stakes Winner||1995||2048||4*2048||2048||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA42G-3B
|-
|089||Pulstar||??/??/????||1024+2048||6*4096+2*2048||2*4096||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|090||World Heroes Perfect||1995||2048||2*4096+6*2048||3*2048||128||128||PROGTOP PROGGSC [[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256 [[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|092||Kabuki Klash||1995||2048||4*4096||3*2048+1024||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|093||Neo Bomberman||??/??/????||1024||2*4096+2*512||4096+2048||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|094||Voltage Fighter Gowcaizer||1995||2048||8*2048||2*2048+1024||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA42G-3B
|-
|095||Real Bout Fatal Fury||??/??/????||1024+2048||6*4096+2*2048||3*4096||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|096||Art of Fighting 3||1996||1024+2048||6*4096 +2*2048||3*2048||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|097||Aero Fighters 3 (Sonic Wings 3)||1995||2048||2*4096 +2*2048||4096+2048||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|200||[[Neo Turf Masters]] (Big Tournament Golf)||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|201||[[Metal Slug]]||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|202||Puzzle de Pon!||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG4096||CHA42G-2
|-
|203||Master of Syougi||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGTOP||CHA42G-3B
|-
|206||Quiz Chibi Marukochan Deluxe||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|207||Neo Mr. Do!||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA42G-3B
|-
|208||Super Dodge Ball||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|209||Goal! Goal! Goal!||1995||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|212||Over Top||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|213||Neo Drift Out||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|214||King of Fighters '96||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|215||Super Sidekicks 4||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|216||Kizuna Encounter||1996||?||?||?||?||?||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|217||Ninja Master's||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|218||Ragnagard||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|219||Pleasure Goal||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|221||Magical Drop 2||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256 [[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|222||Samurai Shodown IV||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|223||Real Bout Fatal Fury Special||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|224||Twinkle Star Sprites||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|225||Waku Waku 7||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|227||Stakes Winner 2||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|230||Breakers||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|231||Money Puzzle Exchanger||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA42G-3B
|-
|232||King of Fighters '97||1997||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|233||Magical Drop 3||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|234||Last Blade||1997||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|235||Puzzle de Pon! R||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG4096||CHA42G-2
|-
|236||Iritating Maze, The||1997||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|237||Pop 'n Bounce||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG4096||CHA42G-3B
|-
|238||Shock Troopers||1997||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|239||Blazing Star||1998||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|240||Real Bout Fatal Fury 2||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|241||Metal Slug 2||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|242||King of Fighters '98||1998||?||?||?||?||?||PROGSF1 [[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|243||Last Blade 2||1998||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|244||NeoGeo Cup '98||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|245||Breakers Revenge||1998||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|246||Shock Troopers 2nd Squad||1998||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|247||Flip Shot||1998||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|248||Bust-A-Move Again (Puzzle Bobble 2)||1999||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|249||Captain Tomaday||1999||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|250||Metal Slug X||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGEOP||CHA512Y
|-
|251||King of Fighters '99||1999||?||?||?||?||?||PROGLBA [[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|252||Ganryu||1999||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|253||Garou: Mark of the Wolves||1999||?||?||?||?||?||PROGLBA||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|254||Strikers 1945 Plus||1999||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|255||Prehistoric Isle 2||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|256||Metal Slug 3||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGLBA||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|257||King of Fighters 2000||2000||?||?||?||?||?||PROGLBA([[NGPC flash board]])||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|259||Bang Bead||2000||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|260||Nightmare in the Dark||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|261||Sengoku 3||2001||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|262||King of Fighters 2001||2001||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|263||Metal Slug 4||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|264||Rage of the Dragons||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|265||King of Fighters 2002||2002||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|266||Matrimelee||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|267||Pochi & Nyaa||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|268||Metal Slug 5||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK3S||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|269||SVC Chaos||2003||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK3R||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|270||Samurai Shodown V||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2R||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|271||King of Fighters 2003||2003||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK3S||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|272||Samurai Shodown V Special||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2S||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|?||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||NPS||Neo Print|-PRG1||CHA64-C
|-
|?||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG|Neo Print KOF'97|_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|}

[[Category:Cartridge systems]]
[[Category:Chips]]

Cartridge ROM arrangements

2020-11-24T00:32:32Z

Monk: /* Stats */

Sizes are in KBytes.

==Stats==
*Most used PROG board: PROGBK1
*Least used PROG boards: NPS-PRG1, PROGV
*Most used CHA board: CHA256
*Least used CHA board: CHA64-C

{|class="wikitable sortable"
![[NGH number|NGH]]!!Title!!Release!!P size!!C size!!V size!!S size!!M size!![[PROG board|PROG PCB]]!![[CHA board|CHA PCB]]
|-
|001||Nam 1975||1990/04/26||512k||6*512k||4*512k||None ?||None ?||PROG-NAM||CHA-32
|-
|002||Baseball Stars Professional||1990/04/26||512k||6*512k||5*512k||None ?||None ?||PROG-EP||CHA-32
|-
|003||Top Player's Golf||1990/05/23||512k*2||8*512k||5*512k||None ?||64k||PROG-EP||CHA-32
|-
|004||Mahjong Kyoretsuden||1990/04/26||512k||4*512k||5*512k||64k||64k||PROG-EP||CHA-32
|-
|005||Magician Lord||1990/04/26||512k*2||6*512k||3*512k||None ?||None ?||PROG-EP||CHA-32
|-
|006||Riding Hero||1990/07/24||512k*2||4*512k||6*512k||None ?||None ?||PROG-HERO||CHA-HERO
|-
|007||Alpha Mission 2||1991||512k||2*1024 +2*512||2*1024||None ?||None ?||PROG42G||CHA42G
|-
|008||Jockey Grand Prix||2001||?||?||?||?||?||PROGV||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|009||Ninja Combat||1990/07/24||2*512k||6*512k||4*512k||None ?||None ?||PROG-EP||CHA-32
|-
|010||Cyber-Lip||1990/11/07||512k||6*512k||5*512k||None ?||64k||PROG-EP||CHA-32
|-
|011||Super Spy, The||1990/10/08||512k||4*1024k||2*512k+1024||None ?||None ?||PROG-8MB||CHA-8M
|-
|014||Mutation Nation||??/??/????||512k||4*1024k||2*1024k||None ?||None ?||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|016||King of the Monsters||1991||512k*2||4*1024k||2*1024k||None ?||None ?||PROG42G PROG42G-1||CHA42G CHA42G-1
|-
|017||Sengoku||1991/02/12||2*512k||4*1024k||2*1024k||None ?||None ?||PROG42G||CHA42G
|-
|018||Burning Fight||1991||2*512k||4*1024k||2*1024k||None ?||None ?||PROG42G||CHA42G
|-
|019||[[League Bowling]]||1990/12/10||512k||2*512k||3*512k||None ?||None ?||PROG-HERO||CHA-32
|-
|020||Ghost Pilots||1991/01/25||512k||4*1024k||2*512+1024||None ?||None ?||PROG8M42||CHA-8M
|-
|021||[[Puzzled]] (Joy Joy Kid)||1990/11/20||512k||2*512k||2*512k||None ?||None ?||PROG-EP||CHA-32
|-
|022||Blue's Journey||1990||1024k||2*1024+2*512||2*1024||None ?||None ?||PROG8M42||CHA-8M
|-
|023||Quiz Daisousa Sen||??/??/????||1024k||2*1024k||1024k||None ?||None ?||PROG42G||CHA42G
|-
|024||Last Resort||1992||512k||2*1024+2*512k||2*1024k||None ?||None ?||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|025||Eight Man||1991||512k||2*1024+2*512||2*1024k||None ?||None ?||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|027||Mahjong Minnasano Okagesamadesu||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG-8MB||CHA-8M
|-
|029||Legend of Success Joe||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|030||2020 Super Baseball||1991||512||4*1024||2*1024||128||128||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|031||Soccer Brawl||1992||512||2*1024+2*512||2*1024||128||128||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|032||Robo Army||??/??/????||512||2*1024+2*512||2*1024||128||128||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|033||Fatal Fury||1991||512+128||4*1024||2*1024||128||128||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|034||Football Frenzy||1992||512||2*1024+2*512||2*1024||128||128||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|036||Mahjong Bakatonosama Manyuki||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG42G-COM||CHA42G-1
|-
|037||Crossed Swords||1991||512||4*1024||1024||128||128||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|038||Thrash Rally||1991||2*512||2*1024+2*512||1024+512||128||128||PROG42G-COM||CHA42G-1
|-
|039||King of the Monsters 2||1992||2*512||2*2048+2*512||2048+1024||128||128||PROG16 PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|040||Sengoku 2||1993||1024||2*2048+2*512||2048+1024||128||128||PROG4096||CHA42G-2
|-
|041||Baseball Stars 2||1992||512||4*1024||2*1024+512||128||128||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|042||Quiz Meitantei Neo & Geo||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|043||3 Count Bout (Fire Suplex)||1993||2*512||4*2048||2*2048||128||128||PROG4096||CHA42G-2
|-
|044||Art of Fighting||1992||512||4*2048||2*2048||128||128||PROG4096 PROG16||CHA42G-1
|-
|045||Samurai Shodown||??/??/????||1024||4*2048+2*1024||2*2048||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA42G-3
|-
|046||Top Hunter||1994||2*1024||8*1024||4*1024||128||128||PROGTOP||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|047||Fatal Fury Special||1992||1024+512||6*2048||2*2048+1024||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA42G-3 CHA42G-3B
|-
|048||Quest of Jong Master||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|049||Andro Dunos||1992||2*512||2*1024||2*512||128||128||PROG16||CHA42G-1
|-
|050||Ninja Commando||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG42G-1||CHA42G-1
|-
|051||[[Viewpoint]]||1992||?||?||?||?||?||PROG-G2||CHA42G-1
|-
|052||Super Sidekicks||1992||?||?||?||?||?||PROG-G2||CHA42G-2
|-
|053||World Heroes||1992||?||?||?||?||?||PROG16||CHA42G-1
|-
|055||King of Fighters '94||1994||2048||8*2048||3*2048||128||128||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|056||Art of Fighting 2||1994||1024||8*1024||2*2048 +1024||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|057||[[World Heroes 2]]||1993||2048||6*2048||2*2048||128||128||PROG4096B||CHA42G-3B
|-
|058||Fatal Fury 2||1993||1024||4*2048||2*2048||128||128||PROG-G2||CHA42G-1
|-
|059||Savage Reign||??/??/????||2048||8*2048||3*2048||128||128||PROG4096B PROGTOP||CHA42G-3 CHA256
|-
|060||Fight Fever||1994||1024||4*2048||2048+1024||128||128||PROGGSC||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|061||Super Sidekicks 2||1994||1024||4*2048||2*2048||128||128||PROGTOP PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|062||Spin Master (Miracle Adventure)||1993||2*1024||8*1024||1024||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|063||Samurai Shodown II||??/??/????||2048||8*2048||3*2048+1024||128||128||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|064||World Heroes 2 Jet||1994||2048||8*2048||2*2048||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|065||Windjammers (Flying Power Disk)||1994||1024||4*1024||4*1024||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA42G-1
|-
|066||Karnov's Revenge (Fighers History Dynamite)||1994||?||?||?||?||?||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|067||Gururin||1994||?||?||?||?||?||PROG16||CHA256
|-
|068||Power Spikes II||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|069||Fatal Fury 3||1995||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|070||Zupapa!||2001||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK1||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|073||Panic Bomber||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|074||Aggressors of Dark Kombat||1994||2048||8*2048||2*2048||128||128||PROGTOP||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|075||Aero Fighters 2 (Sonic Wings 2)||1994||2048||4*2048||2048+512||128||128||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|076||Zed Blade||1994?||?||?||?||?||?||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|078||Galaxy Fight||1995||?||?||?||?||?||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|079||Street Hoop (Dunk Dream)||1994||?||?||?||?||?||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|080||Quiz King of Fighters||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGGSC||CHA256
|-
|081||Super Sidekicks 3||1995||?||?||?||?||?||PROGTOP PROG4096B [[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256 [[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]] CHA42G-3
|-
|082||Double Dragon||1995||?||?||?||?||?||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|083||Bust-A-Move (Puzzle Bobble)||1994||?||?||?||?||?||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|084||King of Fighters '95||1995||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|086||Tecmo World Soccer '96||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|087||Samurai Shodown III||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|088||Stakes Winner||1995||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA42G-3B
|-
|089||Pulstar||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|090||World Heroes Perfect||1995||?||?||?||?||?||PROGTOP PROGGSC [[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256 [[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|092||Kabuki Klash||1995||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|093||Neo Bomberman||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|094||Voltage Fighter Gowcaizer||1995||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA42G-3B
|-
|095||Real Bout Fatal Fury||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|096||Art of Fighting 3||1996||1024+2048||6*4096 +2*2048||3*2048||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|097||Aero Fighters 3 (Sonic Wings 3)||1995||2048||2*4096 +2*2048||4096+2048||128||128||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|200||[[Neo Turf Masters]] (Big Tournament Golf)||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|201||[[Metal Slug]]||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|202||Puzzle de Pon!||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG4096||CHA42G-2
|-
|203||Master of Syougi||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGTOP||CHA42G-3B
|-
|206||Quiz Chibi Marukochan Deluxe||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|207||Neo Mr. Do!||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA42G-3B
|-
|208||Super Dodge Ball||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|209||Goal! Goal! Goal!||1995||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|212||Over Top||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|213||Neo Drift Out||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|214||King of Fighters '96||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|215||Super Sidekicks 4||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|216||Kizuna Encounter||1996||?||?||?||?||?||PROGTOP||CHA256
|-
|217||Ninja Master's||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|218||Ragnagard||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|219||Pleasure Goal||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|221||Magical Drop 2||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256 [[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|222||Samurai Shodown IV||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|223||Real Bout Fatal Fury Special||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|224||Twinkle Star Sprites||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|225||Waku Waku 7||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|227||Stakes Winner 2||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|230||Breakers||1996||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|231||Money Puzzle Exchanger||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA42G-3B
|-
|232||King of Fighters '97||1997||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|233||Magical Drop 3||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|234||Last Blade||1997||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|235||Puzzle de Pon! R||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG4096||CHA42G-2
|-
|236||Iritating Maze, The||1997||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|237||Pop 'n Bounce||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROG4096||CHA42G-3B
|-
|238||Shock Troopers||1997||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHA256B|CHA256B]]
|-
|239||Blazing Star||1998||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|240||Real Bout Fatal Fury 2||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|241||Metal Slug 2||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|242||King of Fighters '98||1998||?||?||?||?||?||PROGSF1 [[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|243||Last Blade 2||1998||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|244||NeoGeo Cup '98||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|245||Breakers Revenge||1998||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|246||Shock Troopers 2nd Squad||1998||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA512Y
|-
|247||Flip Shot||1998||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|248||Bust-A-Move Again (Puzzle Bobble 2)||1999||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|249||Captain Tomaday||1999||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|-
|250||Metal Slug X||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGEOP||CHA512Y
|-
|251||King of Fighters '99||1999||?||?||?||?||?||PROGLBA [[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|252||Ganryu||1999||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|253||Garou: Mark of the Wolves||1999||?||?||?||?||?||PROGLBA||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|254||Strikers 1945 Plus||1999||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|255||Prehistoric Isle 2||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|256||Metal Slug 3||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGLBA||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|257||King of Fighters 2000||2000||?||?||?||?||?||PROGLBA([[NGPC flash board]])||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|259||Bang Bead||2000||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|260||Nightmare in the Dark||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|261||Sengoku 3||2001||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|262||King of Fighters 2001||2001||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|263||Metal Slug 4||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|264||Rage of the Dragons||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|265||King of Fighters 2002||2002||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|266||Matrimelee||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|267||Pochi & Nyaa||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|268||Metal Slug 5||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK3S||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|269||SVC Chaos||2003||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK3R||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|270||Samurai Shodown V||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2R||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|271||King of Fighters 2003||2003||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK3S||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|272||Samurai Shodown V Special||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||PROGBK2S||[[CHA_board#CHAFIO|CHAFIO]]
|-
|?||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||NPS||Neo Print|-PRG1||CHA64-C
|-
|?||??/??/????||?||?||?||?||?||[[PROG|Neo Print KOF'97|_board#PROGBK1|PROGBK1]]||CHA256
|}

[[Category:Cartridge systems]]
[[Category:Chips]]

NJM2066

2020-09-19T14:22:09Z

Monk: added second type of chip found

[[File:NJM2066.png|right|thumb]]

The 2066 is a dual headphone driver chip commonly found as NJM 2066 or JRC 2066D .
This driver chip is used in the [[AES hardware|AES]] and in some [[MVS hardware|MVS]] for the headphone circuit.
Found in DILP-16.

==Pinout==

[[File:NJM2066sch.png]]

=Datasheet=

[[https://console5.com/techwiki/images/c/c1/NJM2066.pdf Original datasheet]]

[[Category:Chips]]

68k

2020-09-14T22:12:38Z

Monk: The TOSHIBA TMP68HC000N-12 CHIP which is used is in the SDIP package

[[File:aes_68k.jpg|right|thumb|68000 CPU made by Toshiba in SDIP package, as found on AES and some MVS boards.]]

The 68k (AKA 68000, MC68000, 68HC000) is a 16bit big-endian CPU designed by Motorola, found in all NeoGeo systems as the main processor. It runs at [[clock|12MHz]].

* 8, 32-bit data registers and 8, 32-bit address registers
* 7 interrupt levels
* 56 instructions
* 14 addressing modes

See [[overclocking]].

=Pinouts=
==SDIP==
[[File:68000DIP.png]]

[[File:68000DIP.odg]]

==PLCC==
[[File:cd1_68k.jpg|right|thumb|The PLCC version.]]

[[File:68000PLCC.png]]

[[File:68000PLCC.odg]]

=Related pages=
See [[68k memory map]], [[68k interrupts]], [[wait cycle]], and [[Links#68k programming|programming references]].

=Datasheet=

[[http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/datasheet/motorola/MC68HC000.pdf Original datasheet]]

[[Category:Chips]]
[[Category:Base system]]

JAMMA connector pinout

2020-09-13T17:12:11Z

Monk: typo

[[MVS]] edge connectors aren't fully JAMMA compliant depending on the model of the board.

1-Slot boards, use the JAMMA standard with only 3 boards being able to use stereo output although through the PCB pinhead connector not the JAMMA pinout (MV1, MV1-F, MV1-FS).

Multi-slot boards, use a different pinout based on Jamma commonly refered as 'MVS pinout', this has a couple of changes mainly because of the different nature of the boards, like having Stereo and the need to change the currently playing game title by pressing the 'SELECT' button.

Please refer to the [[MVS user manual]] of the specific board model, for a better understanding of the type of pinout it uses.

Like true JAMMA edges, the pad pitch is .156in (3.96mm). There are 28 pins per side (key included), 56 total.

Many harnesses use regular 56 pin board connectors which don't have the key to avoid accidentally plugging them backwards. Doing so will certainly fry the inputs chip ({{Chipname|NEO-C1}}...), be careful.

Note that the G, I, O, and Q letters aren't used to avoid confusion with other characters.

==JAMMA pinout==

The arrows represent the signal direction '''from''' the MVS board.

{|class="wikitable"
!colspan=3|Bottom||colspan=3|Top
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|'''A'''
|'''1'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|-
|'''B'''
|'''2'''
|-
|bgcolor="#DD8888" rowspan=2 colspan=2| +5V
|'''C'''
|'''3'''
|bgcolor="#DD8888" rowspan=2 colspan=2| +5V
|-
|'''D'''
|'''4'''
|-
|colspan=2|Unused
|'''E'''
|'''5'''
|colspan=2|Unused
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDD88" colspan=2| +12V
|'''F'''
|'''6'''
|bgcolor="#DDDD88" colspan=2| +12V
|-
|colspan=2|'''Key'''
|'''H'''
|'''7'''
|colspan=2|'''Key'''
|-
|[[Coin counter]] #2
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''J'''
|'''8'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|[[Coin counter]] #1
|-
|[[Coin lockout]] #2
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''K'''
|'''9'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|[[Coin lockout]] #1
|-
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Speaker Neg
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''L'''
|'''10'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Speaker Pos
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" colspan=2|Audio GND
|'''M'''
|'''11'''
|colspan=2|Unused
|-
|bgcolor="#44FF44"|[[Video DAC|Video green]]
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''N'''
|'''12'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#FF4444"|Video red
|-
|bgcolor="#FFFF44"|Video sync
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''P'''
|'''13'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#4444FF"|Video blue
|-
|[[Service button]]
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''R'''
|'''14'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" colspan=2|Video GND
|-
|colspan=2|Unused
|'''S'''
|'''15'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|[[Test button]]

|-
|[[Coin switch]] #2 P2
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''T'''
|'''16'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|[[Coin switch]] #1 P1
|-
|P2 Start
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''U'''
|'''17'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Start
|-
|P2 Up
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''V'''
|'''18'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Up
|-
|P2 Down
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''W'''
|'''19'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Down
|-
|P2 Left
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''X'''
|'''20'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Left
|-
|P2 Right
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''Y'''
|'''21'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Right
|-
|P2 button A
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''Z'''
|'''22'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button A
|-
|P2 button B
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''a'''
|'''23'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button B
|-
|P2 button C
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''b'''
|'''24'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button C
|-
|P2 button D
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''c'''
|'''25'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button D
|-
|colspan=2|Unused
|'''d'''
|'''26'''
|colspan=2|Unused
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|'''e'''
|'''27'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|-
|'''f'''
|'''28'''
|}

==MVS pinout==

Checked infos from [[http://www.hardmvs.com HardMVS.com]]. The arrows represent the signal direction '''from''' the MVS board.

{|class="wikitable"
!colspan=3|Bottom||colspan=3|Top
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|'''A'''
|'''1'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|-
|'''B'''
|'''2'''
|-
|bgcolor="#DD8888" rowspan=2 colspan=2| +5V
|'''C'''
|'''3'''
|bgcolor="#DD8888" rowspan=2 colspan=2| +5V
|-
|'''D'''
|'''4'''
|-
|colspan=2|Unused
|'''E'''
|'''5'''
|colspan=2|Unused
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDD88" colspan=2| +12V
|'''F'''
|'''6'''
|bgcolor="#DDDD88" colspan=2| +12V
|-
|colspan=2|'''Key'''
|'''H'''
|'''7'''
|colspan=2|'''Key'''
|-
|[[Coin counter]] #2
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''J'''
|'''8'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|[[Coin counter]] #1
|-
|[[Coin lockout]] #2
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''K'''
|'''9'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|[[Coin lockout]] #1
|-
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Left speaker
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''L'''
|'''10'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Right speaker
|-
|[[Test button]]
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''M'''
|'''11'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Mono audio
|-
|bgcolor="#44FF44"|[[Video DAC|Video green]]
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''N'''
|'''12'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#FF4444"|Video red
|-
|bgcolor="#FFFF44"|Video sync
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''P'''
|'''13'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#4444FF"|Video blue
|-
|[[Service button]]
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''R'''
|'''14'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" colspan=2|Video GND
|-
|[[Coin switch]] #4 P2
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''S'''
|'''15'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|[[Coin switch]] #3 P1
|-
|[[Coin switch]] #2 P2
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''T'''
|'''16'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|[[Coin switch]] #1 P1
|-
|P2 Start
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''U'''
|'''17'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Start
|-
|P2 Up
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''V'''
|'''18'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Up
|-
|P2 Down
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''W'''
|'''19'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Down
|-
|P2 Left
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''X'''
|'''20'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Left
|-
|P2 Right
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''Y'''
|'''21'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Right
|-
|P2 button A
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''Z'''
|'''22'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button A
|-
|P2 button B
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''a'''
|'''23'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button B
|-
|P2 button C
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''b'''
|'''24'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button C
|-
|P2 button D
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''c'''
|'''25'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button D
|-
|Select down
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''d'''
|'''26'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|Select up
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|'''e'''
|'''27'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|-
|'''f'''
|'''28'''
|}

[[Category:Cartridge systems]]

JAMMA connector pinout

2020-09-13T17:11:50Z

Monk: 1-slot stereo connector reference

[[MVS]] edge connectors aren't fully JAMMA compliant depending on the model of the board.

1-Slot boards, use the JAMMA standard with only 3 boards being able to use stereo output although through the PCB pinhead connector not the JAMMA pinout(MV1, MV1-F, MV1-FS).

Multi-slot boards, use a different pinout based on Jamma commonly refered as 'MVS pinout', this has a couple of changes mainly because of the different nature of the boards, like having Stereo and the need to change the currently playing game title by pressing the 'SELECT' button.

Please refer to the [[MVS user manual]] of the specific board model, for a better understanding of the type of pinout it uses.

Like true JAMMA edges, the pad pitch is .156in (3.96mm). There are 28 pins per side (key included), 56 total.

Many harnesses use regular 56 pin board connectors which don't have the key to avoid accidentally plugging them backwards. Doing so will certainly fry the inputs chip ({{Chipname|NEO-C1}}...), be careful.

Note that the G, I, O, and Q letters aren't used to avoid confusion with other characters.

==JAMMA pinout==

The arrows represent the signal direction '''from''' the MVS board.

{|class="wikitable"
!colspan=3|Bottom||colspan=3|Top
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|'''A'''
|'''1'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|-
|'''B'''
|'''2'''
|-
|bgcolor="#DD8888" rowspan=2 colspan=2| +5V
|'''C'''
|'''3'''
|bgcolor="#DD8888" rowspan=2 colspan=2| +5V
|-
|'''D'''
|'''4'''
|-
|colspan=2|Unused
|'''E'''
|'''5'''
|colspan=2|Unused
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDD88" colspan=2| +12V
|'''F'''
|'''6'''
|bgcolor="#DDDD88" colspan=2| +12V
|-
|colspan=2|'''Key'''
|'''H'''
|'''7'''
|colspan=2|'''Key'''
|-
|[[Coin counter]] #2
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''J'''
|'''8'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|[[Coin counter]] #1
|-
|[[Coin lockout]] #2
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''K'''
|'''9'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|[[Coin lockout]] #1
|-
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Speaker Neg
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''L'''
|'''10'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Speaker Pos
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" colspan=2|Audio GND
|'''M'''
|'''11'''
|colspan=2|Unused
|-
|bgcolor="#44FF44"|[[Video DAC|Video green]]
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''N'''
|'''12'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#FF4444"|Video red
|-
|bgcolor="#FFFF44"|Video sync
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''P'''
|'''13'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#4444FF"|Video blue
|-
|[[Service button]]
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''R'''
|'''14'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" colspan=2|Video GND
|-
|colspan=2|Unused
|'''S'''
|'''15'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|[[Test button]]

|-
|[[Coin switch]] #2 P2
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''T'''
|'''16'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|[[Coin switch]] #1 P1
|-
|P2 Start
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''U'''
|'''17'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Start
|-
|P2 Up
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''V'''
|'''18'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Up
|-
|P2 Down
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''W'''
|'''19'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Down
|-
|P2 Left
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''X'''
|'''20'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Left
|-
|P2 Right
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''Y'''
|'''21'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Right
|-
|P2 button A
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''Z'''
|'''22'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button A
|-
|P2 button B
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''a'''
|'''23'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button B
|-
|P2 button C
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''b'''
|'''24'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button C
|-
|P2 button D
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''c'''
|'''25'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button D
|-
|colspan=2|Unused
|'''d'''
|'''26'''
|colspan=2|Unused
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|'''e'''
|'''27'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|-
|'''f'''
|'''28'''
|}

==MVS pinout==

Checked infos from [[http://www.hardmvs.com HardMVS.com]]. The arrows represent the signal direction '''from''' the MVS board.

{|class="wikitable"
!colspan=3|Bottom||colspan=3|Top
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|'''A'''
|'''1'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|-
|'''B'''
|'''2'''
|-
|bgcolor="#DD8888" rowspan=2 colspan=2| +5V
|'''C'''
|'''3'''
|bgcolor="#DD8888" rowspan=2 colspan=2| +5V
|-
|'''D'''
|'''4'''
|-
|colspan=2|Unused
|'''E'''
|'''5'''
|colspan=2|Unused
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDD88" colspan=2| +12V
|'''F'''
|'''6'''
|bgcolor="#DDDD88" colspan=2| +12V
|-
|colspan=2|'''Key'''
|'''H'''
|'''7'''
|colspan=2|'''Key'''
|-
|[[Coin counter]] #2
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''J'''
|'''8'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|[[Coin counter]] #1
|-
|[[Coin lockout]] #2
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''K'''
|'''9'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|[[Coin lockout]] #1
|-
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Left speaker
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''L'''
|'''10'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Right speaker
|-
|[[Test button]]
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''M'''
|'''11'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Mono audio
|-
|bgcolor="#44FF44"|[[Video DAC|Video green]]
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''N'''
|'''12'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#FF4444"|Video red
|-
|bgcolor="#FFFF44"|Video sync
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''P'''
|'''13'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#4444FF"|Video blue
|-
|[[Service button]]
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''R'''
|'''14'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" colspan=2|Video GND
|-
|[[Coin switch]] #4 P2
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''S'''
|'''15'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|[[Coin switch]] #3 P1
|-
|[[Coin switch]] #2 P2
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''T'''
|'''16'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|[[Coin switch]] #1 P1
|-
|P2 Start
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''U'''
|'''17'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Start
|-
|P2 Up
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''V'''
|'''18'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Up
|-
|P2 Down
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''W'''
|'''19'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Down
|-
|P2 Left
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''X'''
|'''20'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Left
|-
|P2 Right
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''Y'''
|'''21'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Right
|-
|P2 button A
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''Z'''
|'''22'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button A
|-
|P2 button B
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''a'''
|'''23'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button B
|-
|P2 button C
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''b'''
|'''24'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button C
|-
|P2 button D
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''c'''
|'''25'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button D
|-
|Select down
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''d'''
|'''26'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|Select up
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|'''e'''
|'''27'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|-
|'''f'''
|'''28'''
|}

[[Category:Cartridge systems]]

JAMMA connector pinout

2020-09-13T16:46:48Z

Monk: added information of 1-slot boards using jamma standard

[[MVS]] edge connectors aren't fully JAMMA compliant depending on the model of the board.

1-Slot boards, tend to use the JAMMA standard with only 3 boards being able to use stereo output (MV1, MV1-F, MV1-FS).

Multi-slot boards, use a different pinout based on Jamma commonly refered as 'MVS pinout', this has a couple of changes mainly because of the different nature of the boards, like having Stereo and the need to change the currently playing game title by pressing the 'SELECT' button.

Please refer to the [[MVS user manual]] of the specific board model, for a better understanding of the type of pinout it uses.

Like true JAMMA edges, the pad pitch is .156in (3.96mm). There are 28 pins per side (key included), 56 total.

Many harnesses use regular 56 pin board connectors which don't have the key to avoid accidentally plugging them backwards. Doing so will certainly fry the inputs chip ({{Chipname|NEO-C1}}...), be careful.

Note that the G, I, O, and Q letters aren't used to avoid confusion with other characters.

==JAMMA pinout==

The arrows represent the signal direction '''from''' the MVS board.

{|class="wikitable"
!colspan=3|Bottom||colspan=3|Top
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|'''A'''
|'''1'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|-
|'''B'''
|'''2'''
|-
|bgcolor="#DD8888" rowspan=2 colspan=2| +5V
|'''C'''
|'''3'''
|bgcolor="#DD8888" rowspan=2 colspan=2| +5V
|-
|'''D'''
|'''4'''
|-
|colspan=2|Unused
|'''E'''
|'''5'''
|colspan=2|Unused
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDD88" colspan=2| +12V
|'''F'''
|'''6'''
|bgcolor="#DDDD88" colspan=2| +12V
|-
|colspan=2|'''Key'''
|'''H'''
|'''7'''
|colspan=2|'''Key'''
|-
|[[Coin counter]] #2
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''J'''
|'''8'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|[[Coin counter]] #1
|-
|[[Coin lockout]] #2
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''K'''
|'''9'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|[[Coin lockout]] #1
|-
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Speaker Neg
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''L'''
|'''10'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Speaker Pos
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" colspan=2|Audio GND
|'''M'''
|'''11'''
|colspan=2|Unused
|-
|bgcolor="#44FF44"|[[Video DAC|Video green]]
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''N'''
|'''12'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#FF4444"|Video red
|-
|bgcolor="#FFFF44"|Video sync
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''P'''
|'''13'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#4444FF"|Video blue
|-
|[[Service button]]
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''R'''
|'''14'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" colspan=2|Video GND
|-
|colspan=2|Unused
|'''S'''
|'''15'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|[[Test button]]

|-
|[[Coin switch]] #2 P2
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''T'''
|'''16'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|[[Coin switch]] #1 P1
|-
|P2 Start
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''U'''
|'''17'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Start
|-
|P2 Up
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''V'''
|'''18'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Up
|-
|P2 Down
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''W'''
|'''19'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Down
|-
|P2 Left
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''X'''
|'''20'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Left
|-
|P2 Right
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''Y'''
|'''21'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Right
|-
|P2 button A
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''Z'''
|'''22'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button A
|-
|P2 button B
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''a'''
|'''23'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button B
|-
|P2 button C
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''b'''
|'''24'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button C
|-
|P2 button D
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''c'''
|'''25'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button D
|-
|colspan=2|Unused
|'''d'''
|'''26'''
|colspan=2|Unused
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|'''e'''
|'''27'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|-
|'''f'''
|'''28'''
|}

==MVS pinout==

Checked infos from [[http://www.hardmvs.com HardMVS.com]]. The arrows represent the signal direction '''from''' the MVS board.

{|class="wikitable"
!colspan=3|Bottom||colspan=3|Top
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|'''A'''
|'''1'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|-
|'''B'''
|'''2'''
|-
|bgcolor="#DD8888" rowspan=2 colspan=2| +5V
|'''C'''
|'''3'''
|bgcolor="#DD8888" rowspan=2 colspan=2| +5V
|-
|'''D'''
|'''4'''
|-
|colspan=2|Unused
|'''E'''
|'''5'''
|colspan=2|Unused
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDD88" colspan=2| +12V
|'''F'''
|'''6'''
|bgcolor="#DDDD88" colspan=2| +12V
|-
|colspan=2|'''Key'''
|'''H'''
|'''7'''
|colspan=2|'''Key'''
|-
|[[Coin counter]] #2
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''J'''
|'''8'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|[[Coin counter]] #1
|-
|[[Coin lockout]] #2
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''K'''
|'''9'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|[[Coin lockout]] #1
|-
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Left speaker
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''L'''
|'''10'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Right speaker
|-
|[[Test button]]
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''M'''
|'''11'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#DD8844"|Mono audio
|-
|bgcolor="#44FF44"|[[Video DAC|Video green]]
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''N'''
|'''12'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#FF4444"|Video red
|-
|bgcolor="#FFFF44"|Video sync
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|'''P'''
|'''13'''
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|bgcolor="#4444FF"|Video blue
|-
|[[Service button]]
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''R'''
|'''14'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" colspan=2|Video GND
|-
|[[Coin switch]] #4 P2
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''S'''
|'''15'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|[[Coin switch]] #3 P1
|-
|[[Coin switch]] #2 P2
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''T'''
|'''16'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|[[Coin switch]] #1 P1
|-
|P2 Start
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''U'''
|'''17'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Start
|-
|P2 Up
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''V'''
|'''18'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Up
|-
|P2 Down
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''W'''
|'''19'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Down
|-
|P2 Left
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''X'''
|'''20'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Left
|-
|P2 Right
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''Y'''
|'''21'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 Right
|-
|P2 button A
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''Z'''
|'''22'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button A
|-
|P2 button B
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''a'''
|'''23'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button B
|-
|P2 button C
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''b'''
|'''24'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button C
|-
|P2 button D
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''c'''
|'''25'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|P1 button D
|-
|Select down
|[[File:Arrow_right.png]]
|'''d'''
|'''26'''
|[[File:Arrow_left.png]]
|Select up
|-
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|'''e'''
|'''27'''
|bgcolor="#DDDDDD" rowspan=2 colspan=2|GND
|-
|'''f'''
|'''28'''
|}

[[Category:Cartridge systems]]

File:Aespinout progbot.png

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File:Mvscartprgbot.png

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Importing image file

Clock

2020-06-18T22:38:59Z

Monk:

Not to be confused with the [[RTC|real time clock]] (RTC), which is clocked independently.

[[File:Clkdistribution.png|frame]]

=In cartridge systems=

The main system clock (often called '''mclk''') is either 24MHz (MVS) or 24.167829MHz (AES). It is generated and divided by 2, 4 and 8 by {{Chipname|NEO-D0}} from a crystal oscillator, to provide the 12MHz clock for {{Chipname|NEO-ZMC2}}, the inverted 6MHz one for [[video DAC|video output]] and also the 3MHz one for {{Chipname|NEO-B1}}.

{{Chipname|LSPC2-A2}} divides it by 3 and 6 to provide the 8MHz clock for the {{Chipname|YM2610}} and the 4MHz one for the {{Chipname|Z80}}.

The cartridge connector provides the 24MHz, 12MHz, 8MHz and 4MHz inverted clock signals.

A second quartz oscillator is used in the AES for generating the color burst needed by composite video, for the [[video encoder]]s.

The value changes depending on the region of the system, 4.43361875Mhz for PAL systems and 3.579545Mhz for NTSC systems.

A third 32.768KHz quartz oscillator is present in the MVS used for the [[RTC|real time clock]].

[[File:clock.png]]

==Phase relations==

To do: 8M is 33high/66low, not 50/50

[[File:Clockphases.png]]

==Signals==

{{Sig|24M|24M}} (~24MHz), {{Sig|12M|12M}} (12MHz), {{Sig|68KCLK|68KCLK}} (12MHz), {{Sig|68KCLKB|68KCLKB}} (12MHz), {{Sig|8M|8M}} (8MHz), {{Sig|6MB|6MB}} (6MHz), {{Sig|4M|4M}} (12MHz), {{Sig|4MB|4MB}} (4MHz), {{Sig|1MB|1MB}} ('''3MHz''')

=In CD systems=

[[File:Cd2_quartz.jpg|thumb|System clock and [[video PLL]] circuit on a CDM3-2 board.]]

{{Chipname|NEO-GRC}} ?

[[Category:Base system]]

Clock

2020-06-18T22:31:45Z

Monk: Inserted information of pal and ntsc quartz clock

Not to be confused with the [[RTC|real time clock]] (RTC), which is clocked independently.

[[File:Clkdistribution.png|frame]]

=In cartridge systems=

The main system clock (often called '''mclk''') is either 24MHz (MVS) or 24.167829MHz (AES). It is generated and divided by 2, 4 and 8 by {{Chipname|NEO-D0}} from a crystal oscillator, to provide the 12MHz clock for {{Chipname|NEO-ZMC2}}, the inverted 6MHz one for [[video DAC|video output]] and also the 3MHz one for {{Chipname|NEO-B1}}.

{{Chipname|LSPC2-A2}} divides it by 3 and 6 to provide the 8MHz clock for the {{Chipname|YM2610}} and the 4MHz one for the {{Chipname|Z80}}.

The cartridge connector provides the 24MHz, 12MHz, 8MHz and 4MHz inverted clock signals.

A second quartz oscillator is used in the AES for generating the color burst needed by composite video, for the [[video encoder]]s.

The value changes depending on the region of the system, 4.43mhz for PAL systems and 3.57mhz for NTSC systems.

A third 32.768KHz quartz oscillator is present in the MVS used for the [[RTC|real time clock]].

[[File:clock.png]]

==Phase relations==

To do: 8M is 33high/66low, not 50/50

[[File:Clockphases.png]]

==Signals==

{{Sig|24M|24M}} (~24MHz), {{Sig|12M|12M}} (12MHz), {{Sig|68KCLK|68KCLK}} (12MHz), {{Sig|68KCLKB|68KCLKB}} (12MHz), {{Sig|8M|8M}} (8MHz), {{Sig|6MB|6MB}} (6MHz), {{Sig|4M|4M}} (12MHz), {{Sig|4MB|4MB}} (4MHz), {{Sig|1MB|1MB}} ('''3MHz''')

=In CD systems=

[[File:Cd2_quartz.jpg|thumb|System clock and [[video PLL]] circuit on a CDM3-2 board.]]

{{Chipname|NEO-GRC}} ?

[[Category:Base system]]

File:74ls32dip.png

2020-06-15T22:43:05Z

Monk: 74ls32 logic chip

== Summary ==
74ls32 logic chip

File:74ls32schematic.jpg

2020-06-15T22:34:46Z

Monk: 74ls32 schematic

== Summary ==
74ls32 schematic

UPD4990

2020-06-15T19:13:35Z

Monk:

[[File:mvs_upd4990.jpg|right|thumb|µPD4990AG RTC on a (dirty) {{PCB|MV1FZS}} board.]]

The µPD4990 is a RTC (Real Time Clock) chip made by NEC, used on [[MVS hardware]] to keep track of the time and date for [[bookkeeping]].

There are two versions used, the DIP 14 pin uPD4990AC and the SOP 16 pin uPD4990AG.

It shares the [[battery-backed RAM]]'s battery and has its own 32.768kHz crystal to run even when power is off.

The parallel command inputs aren't used, they are all set high to enable serial commands (see [[MVS schematics]] page 1, and datasheet).

=Interface=

The [[READ_CALENDAR]] system ROM call can be used to conveniently load the time and date to [[BIOS RAM locations]].

Raw access is done through {{Reg|REG_STATUS_A}} for input and {{Reg|REG_RTCCTRL}} for output.

=Pinouts=
==SOP16==

[[File:uPD4990.png|300px]]

[[File:uPD4990.odg]]

==DIP14==
[[File:UPD4990AC_pinout.png|256px]]

=Failure=

A damaged chip, oscillator or their connections can bring a [[CALENDAR ERROR]], but most of the time the system ROM just [[calendar freeze|freezes]] due to a [[System_self-test|self-test]] bug.

=Datasheet=

Official µPD4990A datasheet: [[http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/datasheet/nec/UPD4990AC.pdf]]

[[Category:Chips]]
[[Category:Repairs]]

UPD4990

2020-06-15T19:12:11Z

Monk: Added UPD4990AC_pinout image

[[File:mvs_upd4990.jpg|right|thumb|µPD4990AG RTC on a (dirty) {{PCB|MV1FZS}} board.]]

The µPD4990 is a RTC (Real Time Clock) chip made by NEC, used on [[MVS hardware]] to keep track of the time and date for [[bookkeeping]].

There are two versions used, the DIP 14 pin uPD4990AC and the SOP 16 pin uPD4990AG.

It shares the [[battery-backed RAM]]'s battery and has its own 32.768kHz crystal to run even when power is off.

The parallel command inputs aren't used, they are all set high to enable serial commands (see [[MVS schematics]] page 1, and datasheet).

=Interface=

The [[READ_CALENDAR]] system ROM call can be used to conveniently load the time and date to [[BIOS RAM locations]].

Raw access is done through {{Reg|REG_STATUS_A}} for input and {{Reg|REG_RTCCTRL}} for output.

=Pinouts=
==SOP16==

[[File:uPD4990.png|256px]]

[[File:uPD4990.odg]]

==DIP14==
[[File:UPD4990AC_pinout.png|256px]]

=Failure=

A damaged chip, oscillator or their connections can bring a [[CALENDAR ERROR]], but most of the time the system ROM just [[calendar freeze|freezes]] due to a [[System_self-test|self-test]] bug.

=Datasheet=

Official µPD4990A datasheet: [[http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/datasheet/nec/UPD4990AC.pdf]]

[[Category:Chips]]
[[Category:Repairs]]

File:UPD4990.png

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File:UPD4990AC pinout.png

2020-06-15T19:04:49Z

Monk: UPD4990AC schematic

== Summary ==
UPD4990AC schematic

File:NEO-F0 pinout.png

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Reset generator

2020-06-13T22:07:56Z

Monk: /* Replacement */ Added a pin compatible replacement

[[File:Cd1_resetgen.jpg|thumb|PST518B in a CD1 system.]]

The Mitsumi PST518B is a [[reset]] generator, it holds the NeoGeo in reset as long as the power supply is below 4.4V.

It has an open-collector output tied to the {{Sig|RST|RST}} line (not {{Sig|RESET|RESET}} !), which is shared with the reset button on the home system. The line goes to {{Chipname|NEO-B1}}.

Not to be confused with the [[watchdog]] reset.

==Internal schematic==

[[File:Pst518b.png]]

Datasheet: [[File:PST518B.pdf]].

==Replacement==

Not pin-compatible: TL7757CL

Pin-compatible: MCP120-450GI/TO

[[Category:Chips]]

File:UPD4990AG.odg

2020-06-12T00:30:28Z

Monk: UPD4990AG schematic odg

== Summary ==
UPD4990AG schematic odg

UPD4990

2020-06-11T23:17:57Z

Monk: Added information about 2 different versions present in the boards with two different pinouts

[[File:mvs_upd4990.jpg|right|thumb|µPD4990A RTC on a (dirty) {{PCB|MV1FZS}} board.]]

The µPD4990 is a RTC (Real Time Clock) chip made by NEC, used on [[MVS hardware]] to keep track of the time and date for [[bookkeeping]].

There are two versions used, the DIP 14 pin uPD4990AC and the SOP 16 pin uPD4990AG.

It shares the [[battery-backed RAM]]'s battery and has its own 32.768kHz crystal to run even when power is off.

The parallel command inputs aren't used, they are all set high to enable serial commands (see [[MVS schematics]] page 1, and datasheet).

=Interface=

The [[READ_CALENDAR]] system ROM call can be used to conveniently load the time and date to [[BIOS RAM locations]].

Raw access is done through {{Reg|REG_STATUS_A}} for input and {{Reg|REG_RTCCTRL}} for output.

=Pinouts=
==SOP16==

[[File:uPD4990.png|256px]]

[[File:uPD4990.odg]]

==DIP14==

=Failure=

A damaged chip, oscillator or their connections can bring a [[CALENDAR ERROR]], but most of the time the system ROM just [[calendar freeze|freezes]] due to a [[System_self-test|self-test]] bug.

=Datasheet=

Official µPD4990A datasheet: [[http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/datasheet/nec/UPD4990AC.pdf]]

[[Category:Chips]]
[[Category:Repairs]]

4741

2020-06-08T22:53:34Z

Monk: Page creation

[[File:4741.png|right|thumb]]

The 4741 is a quad high-gain operational amplifier chip commonly found as upc458c or upc4741.
This opamp is used in some [[AES hardware|AES]] for the [[Audio_path_schematics|audio system]].
On some boards this is replaced with two [[4558]] opamps.
Found in DILP-14 packages.

==Pinout==

[[File:4741sch.png|300px]]

[[Category:Chips]]

File:4741.png

2020-06-08T22:52:39Z

Monk: upc4741 opamp

== Summary ==
upc4741 opamp

File:4741sch.png

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Monk:

4558

2020-06-08T20:49:42Z

Monk: Add note about it being replaced by 4741 in some boards

[[File:4558.png|right|150px|thumb]]

The 4558 is a dual high-gain operational amplifier chip commonly found as JRC 4558D or DA4558.
This opamp is used in some [[MVS hardware|MVS]] and in some [[AES hardware|AES]] for the [[Audio_path_schematics|audio system]].
On some boards this is replaced with a [[4741]] opamp.
Found in DILP-8 packages.

==Pinout==

[[File:4558sch.png]]

[[Category:Chips]]

4558

2020-06-08T20:40:36Z

Monk: Page creation

[[File:4558.png|right|150px|thumb]]

The 4558 is a dual high-gain operational amplifier chip commonly found as JRC 4558D or DA4558.
This opamp chip is used in some [[MVS hardware|MVS]] and in some [[AES hardware|AES]] for the [[Audio_path_schematics|audio system]].
Found in DILP-8 packages.

==Pinout==

[[File:4558sch.png]]

[[Category:Chips]]

File:4558.png

2020-06-08T20:16:02Z

Monk: 4558D opamp chip

== Summary ==
4558D opamp chip

File:4558sch.png

2020-06-08T20:08:42Z

Monk: 4558 schematic

== Summary ==
4558 schematic

File:74as04.png

2020-06-03T00:10:13Z

Monk: 74AS04 chip

== Summary ==
74AS04 chip

File:74as04sch.png

2020-06-03T00:04:23Z

Monk: 74AS04 schematic

== Summary ==
74AS04 schematic

CX23065

2020-05-31T00:13:34Z

Monk: Page creation

[[File:CX23065.png|right|thumb]]

The CX23065 is a N-MOS Phase Comparator with Inversion Amplifier present only in the [[AES hardware|AES]] where is used in the [[Video PLL]] circuit.

==Pinout==

[[File:CX23065sch.png|512px]]

==Datasheet==

Official datasheet: [[https://console5.com/techwiki/images/6/67/CX23065.pdf]]

[[Category:Chips]]

File:CX23065.png

2020-05-31T00:13:14Z

Monk: CX23065 chip

== Summary ==
CX23065 chip

File:CX23065sch.png

2020-05-31T00:08:25Z

Monk: CX23065 schematic

== Summary ==
CX23065 schematic

SNK AES Action Reply

2020-05-30T23:12:13Z

Monk: Removed trademark information

A special converter which has some [[Universe BIOS]] capabilities, like cheats and region switching.
Flash can be updated via USB, and (super secure) Actel CPLD can be updated via a special JTAG port ?

<div align="center">
<gallery widths=400px perrow=2>
File:Neo SNK ARCADE MVS Magic Key 01 - Close.jpg|Prog board top
File:Neo SNK ARCADE MVS Magic Key 02 - Close.jpg|CHA board top
File:Neo SNK ARCADE MVS Magic Key 01.jpg|Prog board top
File:Neo SNK ARCADE MVS Magic Key 02.jpg|CHA board top
</gallery>
</div>

[[File:SMC2P_fpga.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[File:SMC2P_solder.jpg|thumb|Yuck !]]

[[Category:Cartridge systems]]
[[Category:Chips]]

SNK AES Action Replay

2020-05-30T23:09:15Z

Monk: Monk moved page SNK AES Action Replay to SNK AES Action Reply: Changed name to the one printed on the PCB

#REDIRECT [[SNK AES Action Reply]]

SNK AES Action Reply

2020-05-30T23:09:15Z

Monk: Monk moved page SNK AES Action Replay to SNK AES Action Reply: Changed name to the one printed on the PCB

Hey Neoteam, do you know that "Action Replay" is US trademark #78325899 and is owned by Datel ?

A special converter which has [[Universe BIOS]] capabilities. Flash can be updated via USB, and (super secure) Actel CPLD can be updated via a special JTAG port ?

<div align="center">
<gallery widths=400px perrow=2>
File:Neo SNK ARCADE MVS Magic Key 01 - Close.jpg|Prog board top
File:Neo SNK ARCADE MVS Magic Key 02 - Close.jpg|CHA board top
File:Neo SNK ARCADE MVS Magic Key 01.jpg|Prog board top
File:Neo SNK ARCADE MVS Magic Key 02.jpg|CHA board top
</gallery>
</div>

[[File:SMC2P_fpga.jpg|thumb|left]]
[[File:SMC2P_solder.jpg|thumb|Yuck !]]

[[Category:Cartridge systems]]
[[Category:Chips]]

Schematics

2020-05-30T15:26:51Z

Monk: Add note about the aes schematics page 6 where the resistors are not clear

=AES (home)=

Big thanks to Wolfsoft and ArcadeTV for the scans.

On page 6: There are two resistors in the bottom left corner that can't be seen due the page fold.

The R48 4.7k is connected to VCC and R49 4.7k is connected to GND.

Both resistors are connected to pin3 of U31A.

<gallery widths=300px heights=190px perrow=3>
File:Neogeo_aes_schematics_pal_2-page-001.jpg|'''Page 1''':{{Chipname|68k}} [[68k user RAM]] {{Chipname|NEO-C1}}
File:Neogeo_aes_schematics_pal_2-page-002.jpg|'''Page 2''':{{Chipname|NEO-G0}} [[Palette RAM]] [[Video DAC]]
File:Neogeo_aes_schematics_pal_2-page-003.jpg|'''Page 3''':{{Chipname|NEO-B1}} [[Reset generator]] [[Joypad]] ports
File:Neogeo_aes_schematics_pal_2-page-004.jpg|'''Page 4''':{{Chipname|LSPC2-A2}} [[L0 ROM]] [[VRAM]]
File:Neogeo_aes_schematics_pal_2-page-005.jpg|'''Page 5''':{{Chipname|Z80}} [[Z80 RAM]] {{Chipname|NEO-D0}}
File:Neogeo_aes_schematics_pal_2-page-006.jpg|'''Page 6''':{{Chipname|YM2610}} {{Chipname|YM3016}} {{Chipname|NEO-C1}}
File:Neogeo_aes_schematics_pal_2-page-007.jpg|'''Page 7''':[[Video encoder]]
File:Neogeo_aes_schematics_pal_2-page-008.jpg|'''Page 8''':[[Pinouts|cartridge slot]]
File:Neogeo_aes_schematics_pal_2-page-009.jpg|'''Page 9''':[[Memory mapped registers|System latch]] {{Chipname|NEO-E0}} [[Power supply]]
File:Neogeo_aes_schematics_pal_2-page-010.jpg|'''Page 10''':[[Memory card]]
File:Neogeo_aes_schematics_pal_2-page-011.jpg|'''Page 11''':[[Video PLL]]
</gallery>

=MVS (MV1F)=

Beware ! There's an error on page 9 (cartridge edge connections): ROMOE/4MB are swapped. ROMOE should be on pin 33 bottom, and 4MB is on pin 34 bottom.

<gallery widths=300px heights=190px perrow=3>
File:mv1fs-page1.jpg|'''Page 1''':{{Chipname|68k}} [[System ROM]] [[68k user RAM]] [[Battery-backed RAM]] {{Chipname|NEO-C1}} [[Joypad]] ports {{Chipname|UPD4990}} [[Battery circuit]]
File:mv1fs-page2.jpg|'''Page 2''':{{Chipname|LSPC2-A2}} [[VRAM]] {{Chipname|NEO-I0}} {{Chipname|NEO-B1}} {{Chipname|NEO-ZMC2}} [[SFIX ROM]] [[L0 ROM]]
File:mv1fs-page3.jpg|'''Page 3''':{{Chipname|NEO-E0}} [[Memory mapped registers|System latch]] [[Palette RAM]] [[Video DAC]]
File:mv1fs-page4.jpg|'''Page 4''':{{Chipname|Z80}} [[Z80 RAM]] [[SM1]] ROM {{Chipname|NEO-D0}} {{Chipname|YM2610}} {{Chipname|YM3016}} [[Headphone amp]]
File:mv1fs-page5.jpg|'''Page 5''':[[Power amp]] {{Chipname|NEO-F0}} [[DIPs|DIP switches]] [[Cab interface]]
File:mv1fs-page6.jpg|'''Page 6''':Daughterboard connections
File:mv1fs-page7.jpg|'''Page 7'''
File:mv1fs-page8.jpg|'''Page 8''':Daughterboard connections
File:mv1fs-page9.jpg|'''Page 9''':Cartridge connections
</gallery>

=Peripheral (home/arcade)=
<gallery widths=300px heights=190px perrow=3>
File:Neo Geo Steering Wheel Schematic.jpg|Steering wheel schematic for Thrash Rally.
</gallery>

[[Category:Cartridge systems]]
[[Category:Chips]]

__NOTOC__

Eyecatcher

2020-05-30T14:13:43Z

Monk: removed typo

[[File:Eyecatcher.gif|frame|Original eye-catcher animation.]]

[[File:Eyecatcher_giga.gif|frame|"Giga shock" animation.]]

[[File:Gigapowervliner.gif|frame|Imitated, wonky animation in[[V-Liner]].]]
"Eye-catcher" is the name officially given by SNK to the bootup animation.

=Original animation=

The [[system ROM]] takes care of the animation, but the graphics data for both [[sprites]] and [[fix layer]] must be provided by the game in its {{Chipname|C ROM}}s and {{Chipname|S ROM}}.

==NEO-GEO logo==
The revolving NEO.GEO graphic consists of sprites (the bank of tiles is specified by the byte in the [[68k program header]] at address $115).

There are 58 tiles used in total. They are laid out row by row. The logo starts out mirrored horizontally, but once the animation completes the final layout is

[[File:EyecatcherLogoTilesLayout.png|eyecatcher logo tile layout]]

Typically tiles 29 and 44 are blank.

The palette is updated on the fly from data stored in the system ROM ($01F03E in {{Chipname|SP-S2}}) to implement the fading effect.

==MAX 330 MEGA==
The "MAX 330 MEGA" & "PRO-GEAR SPEC" text as seen on small or early cartridges (eg. [[Puzzle De Pon!]]) is drawn on the fix layer with tiles from banks 0 and 1. The tilemap is stored in the system ROM ($01F34A in SP-S2). Each line of text is 2 fix tiles in height, and is animated using a 'wipe in' effect from left-to-right.

The tiles used to display each line of text are:

<syntaxhighlight>
static const uint16_t max_330_mega[2][15] =
{
{ 0x05, 0x07, 0x09, 0x0B, 0x0D, 0x0F, 0x15, 0x17, 0x19, 0x1B, 0x1D, 0x1F, 0x5E, 0x60, 0x7D },
{ 0x06, 0x08, 0x0A, 0x0C, 0x0E, 0x14, 0x16, 0x18, 0x1A, 0x1C, 0x1E, 0x40, 0x5F, 0x7C, 0x7E }
};

static const uint16_t pro_gear_spec[2][17] =
{
{ 0x7F, 0x9A, 0x9C, 0x9E, 0xFF, 0xBB, 0xBD, 0xBF, 0xDA, 0xDC, 0xDE, 0xFA, 0xFC, 0x100, 0x102, 0x104, 0x106 },
{ 0x99, 0x9B, 0x9D, 0x9F, 0xBA, 0xBC, 0xBE, 0xD9, 0xDB, 0xDD, 0xDF, 0xFB, 0xFD, 0x101, 0x103, 0x105, 0x107 }
};
</syntaxhighlight>

This can be useful to customize the text in a S ROM.

==SNK logo==
The SNK logo is also drawn on the fix layer, with tiles of bank 2. It is always drawn but actually made visible at the end of the animation by switching its palette.

<syntaxhighlight>
static const uint16_t SNK[3][10] =
{
{ 0x200, 0x201, 0x202, 0x203, 0x204, 0x205, 0x206, 0x207, 0x208, 0x209 },
{ 0x20A, 0x20B, 0x20C, 0x20D, 0x20E, 0x20F, 0x214, 0x215, 0x216, 0x217 },
{ 0x218, 0x219, 0x21A, 0x21B, 0x21C, 0x21D, 0x21E, 0x21F, 0x240, 0x25E }
};
</syntaxhighlight>

The copyright "©" symbol is a single tile ($7B) written to [[VRAM]] adress $7469.

The tiles are set to [[palettes|palette]] 15. The colour 5 is initially black ($0000) and then faded-in through a cycle of progressively brighter blues to a final value of $306E.

==Palettes==
Both the revolving logo and the fix layer text use palette 15.

Here is the *final* data written to palette 15:

<syntaxhighlight>
static const uint16_t eye_catcher_pal[] =
{
0x0000, 0x0fff, 0x0ddd, 0x0aaa, 0x7555, 0x306E, 0x0000, 0x0000,
0x0000, 0x0000, 0x0000, 0x0000, 0x0000, 0x0000, 0x0000, 0x0000
};
</syntaxhighlight>

==Customization==
By replacing the tile data for the above tile numbers with alternate text or graphics, it is possible to somewhat customize the eye-catcher screen without requiring a custom eye-catcher routine in the game cartridge itself.

The only caveat is that tile $FF is used in the "PRO-GEAR SPEC" display (see array data above) and is also used as the blank/space character for the entire screen. Thus this tile cannot be changed without replicating it over the entire fix layer.

[[Category:Code]]
[[Category:Video system]]

Power requirements

2020-05-26T00:04:33Z

Monk: Added advice for people not taking only the information of the sticker to find the voltage for the psu

Notes about power supply testing ? Unloaded/loaded voltage ? Max current ? Linear vs. switching infos ?

Also see [[power supply]].

=How to identify=

Most first generation AES consoles ({{PCB|NEO-AES board}}) are 5V only. Some equipped with the {{PCB|NEO-POWER-0}} board require 9V (see below).

One way to know for sure is to take apart your console and look for a '''large copper coil and a 5-pin [[LM2576]] chip'''. If both are present, the console requires 9V.

Beware with only taking in consideration the sticker under the case referring the voltage requirements.
There has been an considerable rise in case swapping between consoles, like picking up a good case 9V AES case and replacing for a 5V AES broken case, or even printing fake labels and putting on the a case with the wrong voltage version.

=5V AES=
The best idea SNK ever had was to sell a video game console with its power input going straight to all the chips, without any kind of polarity or voltage protection. This probably resulted in many fried consoles and pushed SNK to make the "9V" version.

* Voltage requirement: 5V +/- 0.2V
* Current requirement: 2A

Going over 5.2V will more or less quickly kill components. '''9V will cook everything'''. Going under 4.8V can cause glitches or resets.

="9V" AES=
Considering the 0.5V max drop of the input diode (D1: SR340) and the minimum voltage for the [[LM2576]], the "9V" version AES console should run fine '''starting at 7.5V'''. Using a 5V power supply won't damage anything, it simply '''won't work'''.

The [[LM2576]] can work up to 45V but the surrounding components were probably chosen to withstand '''no more than 12V'''. The capacitors are rated at 16V.

The current draw is around '''750mA at 9V'''. It can be expected to rise up to 1.5A depending on the game played and the use of headphones.

=MVS=
To do.

'''Do not''' adjust your cab or [[supergun]] PSU 5V output above 5.2V (5.15V ?) to compensate for a voltage drop under load. If there's such a voltage drop, the PSU either has a current rating too low, or needs servicing. Increasing the 5V line's voltage might be a temporary solution for spurious resets, but can slowly deteriorate chips in the long run.

=CD=
To do. See [[NEO-CDA board]].

[[Category:Base system]]

NEO-AES3-3 board

2020-05-25T23:50:17Z

Monk: added the information about the cases of power not being 9v and advised to have a look at the power page

Second (?) version of the AES main board.

=Board map=

Original picture by BIG BEAR.

[[File:neo-aes3-3.jpg|640px|center]]

* 1A: [[Power supply]] barrel jack connector
* 1C: Audio/video output [[pinouts|DIN connector]]
* 1EF: [[Video encoder]]
* 1M and 1P: Slow [[VRAM]] chips
* 2ABC: [[Video DAC]]
* 2F: Color burst oscillator
* 2H: {{Chipname|NEO-G0}}
* 2JK: [[L0 ROM]]
* 2MN: Fast [[VRAM]] chips
* 3ABC: Palette RAM latches
* 3PQ: {{Chipname|LSPC2-A2}}
* 4AB: [[Palette RAM]] chips
* 4F~M: Cartridge [[AES_cartridge_pinout|slot]]
* 4Q: System latch
* 5J: {{Chipname|NEO-C1}}
* 5PQR: [[System ROM]]
* 6ABC: {{Chipname|NEO-B1}}
* 6EFGH: [[68k]] CPU
* 6J: Piece of tape protecting the PCB from being scratched by the plastic case
* 6LMN: [[Z80]] CPU
* 7C: [[Reset]] button
* 7D: First [[68k user RAM]] chip
* 7FGH: {{Chipname|YM2610}} soundchip
* 7L: {{Chipname|NEO-D0}}
* 7N: [[Z80 RAM]]
* 7Q: {{Chipname|NEO-E0}}
* 8C: Power supply inductor
* 8D: Second 68k [[68k user RAM]] chip
* 8LMN: Main [[clock]] and [[video PLL]] circuit
* 8OPQR: [[Memory card]] slot
* 9C: [[Power supply]] controller
* 9E: [[Joypad]] input [[CRE401|filters]]
* 9F: {{Chipname|YM3016}}
* 9HIJK: Analog sound circuit
* 9M: More joypad input filters
* 10B: Power switch
* 10F: [[Pinouts#Joypad_ports|P1 connector]]
* 10H: Headphone 3.5mm stereo jack connector
* 10J: Headphone volume slider
* 10M: [[Pinouts#Joypad_ports|P2 connector]]

=Differences with the [[NEO-AES board]]=

* Uses the second generation chipset ({{Chipname|NEO-B1}}, {{Chipname|NEO-C1}}, {{Chipname|LSPC2-A2}}).
* Analog audio stuff is grouped in one spot.
* Supposedly power input problem was patched to exclusively work with [[power requirements|9V power supplies]] however there have been cases reported where this didn't happen so make sure to have a look at the [[power requirements]] page for a better understanding.

[[Category:Cartridge systems]]

LM2576

2020-05-24T23:24:18Z

Monk: typo

[[File:LM2576.png|right|thumb]]

The LM2576 is a Step−Down Switching Regulator chip.
This chip is used in THE "9V" [[AES hardware|AES]] for stepping down the voltage coming from the external power supply and ensuring a correct voltage and safe current to it's [[Power_requirements|power circuit]].
This chip is missing in the "5V" [[AES hardware|AES]] so beware in using the incorrect [[Power_supply|power supply]] in that version.

==Pinout==

[[File:LM2576sch.png|512px]]

[[Category:Chips]]

LM2576

2020-05-24T23:22:27Z

Monk: Page creation

[[File:LM2576.png|right|thumb]]

The LM2576 is a Step−Down Switching Regulator chip.
This chip is used in THE "9V" [[AES hardware|AES]] for stepping down the voltage coming from the external power supply and ensuring a correct voltage and safe current to it's [[Power_requirements|power circuit]].
This chip is missing in the "5v" [[AES hardware|AES]] so beware in using the incorrect [[Power_supply|power supply]] in that version.

==Pinout==

[[File:LM2576sch.png|512px]]

[[Category:Chips]]

File:LM2576sch.png

2020-05-24T23:21:24Z

Monk: LM2576 schematic

== Summary ==
LM2576 schematic

File:LM2576.png

2020-05-24T23:17:01Z

Monk: LM2576

== Summary ==
LM2576

Power requirements

2020-05-24T22:38:27Z

Monk: Corrected typo and added link to LM2576

Notes about power supply testing ? Unloaded/loaded voltage ? Max current ? Linear vs. switching infos ?

Also see [[power supply]].

=How to identify=

Most first generation AES consoles ({{PCB|NEO-AES board}}) are 5V only. Some equipped with the {{PCB|NEO-POWER-0}} board require 9V (see below).

One way to know for sure is to take apart your console and look for a '''large copper coil and a 5-pin [[LM2576]] chip'''. If both are present, the console requires 9V.

=5V AES=
The best idea SNK ever had was to sell a video game console with its power input going straight to all the chips, without any kind of polarity or voltage protection. This probably resulted in many fried consoles and pushed SNK to make the "9V" version.

* Voltage requirement: 5V +/- 0.2V
* Current requirement: 2A

Going over 5.2V will more or less quickly kill components. '''9V will cook everything'''. Going under 4.8V can cause glitches or resets.

="9V" AES=
Considering the 0.5V max drop of the input diode (D1: SR340) and the minimum voltage for the [[LM2576]], the "9V" version AES console should run fine '''starting at 7.5V'''. Using a 5V power supply won't damage anything, it simply '''won't work'''.

The [[LM2576]] can work up to 45V but the surrounding components were probably chosen to withstand '''no more than 12V'''. The capacitors are rated at 16V.

The current draw is around '''750mA at 9V'''. It can be expected to rise up to 1.5A depending on the game played and the use of headphones.

=MVS=
To do.

'''Do not''' adjust your cab or [[supergun]] PSU 5V output above 5.2V (5.15V ?) to compensate for a voltage drop under load. If there's such a voltage drop, the PSU either has a current rating too low, or needs servicing. Increasing the 5V line's voltage might be a temporary solution for spurious resets, but can slowly deteriorate chips in the long run.

=CD=
To do. See [[NEO-CDA board]].

[[Category:Base system]]

CXA1145

2020-05-24T01:13:41Z

Monk: added pinout image

[[File:aes_cxa1145.jpg|right|thumb]]

Video encoder chip found in AES systems. Outputs RGBS and composite video signals from the output of the [[video DAC]].
Is paired with a color burst quartz oscillator.

==Pinout==

[[File:CXA1145 sch.png|1024px]]

==Datasheet==

Official datasheet: [[http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/datasheets/320/199042_DS.pdf]]

Datasheet PDFs (from [[https://console5.com]] )

Sony CXA1145P/M RGB Encoder
[[https://console5.com/techwiki/images/f/fb/CXA1145PM.pdf]]

Sony CXA1145P/M RGB Encoder (Japanese)
[[https://console5.com/techwiki/images/3/3d/CXA1145.pdf]]

Itri Erso ES71145 RGB Encoder (CXA1145 substitute, English)
[[https://console5.com/techwiki/images/2/20/ES71145.pdf]]

[[Category:Chips]]
[[Category:Video system]]

File:CXA1145 sch.png

2020-05-24T01:12:13Z

Monk: CXA1145 schematic

== Summary ==
CXA1145 schematic

NJM2066

2020-05-23T15:44:57Z

Monk: Page creation

[[File:NJM2066.png|right|thumb]]

The NJM2066 is a dual headphone driver chip.
This driver chip is used in the [[AES hardware|AES]] and in some [[MVS hardware|MVS]] for the headphone circuit.
Found in DILP-16.

==Pinout==

[[File:NJM2066sch.png]]

=Datasheet=

[[https://console5.com/techwiki/images/c/c1/NJM2066.pdf Original datasheet]]

[[Category:Chips]]

File:NJM2066.png

2020-05-23T15:43:26Z

Monk: NJM2066 CHIP

== Summary ==
NJM2066 CHIP