NEO-E0

Package	QFP64R
Manufacturer
First use	1991 ?
Used on	NEO-AES3-3 ...

Just a 24-bit buffer and logic for 68k vector table swapping.

68k vector table swapping

The 68k vector table is selected between the one from the game, or the on from the system ROM by writing to REG_SWPROM or REG_SWPBIOS.

A22Z and A23Z are used in place of A22 and A23 to make the address appear to address decoding chips as a system ROM access instead of a P ROM access.

The VEC signal comes from the 74H259 system latch.

Address	Maps to
	VEC = 0	VEC = 1
$000000~$00007F	$C00000~$C0007F	$000000~$00007F
$000080~$BFFFFF	$000080~$BFFFFF
$C00000~$C0007F	$000000~$00007F	$C00000~$C0007F
$C00080~$FFFFFF	$C00080~$FFFFFF

Verilog from User:Kyuusaku:

{A23Z,A22Z} = A[23:22] ^ 2{~|{A[21:7],^A[23:22],VEC}}

Pinouts

Input to output map

• 64 -> 5
• 1 -> 6
• 2 -> 7
• 3 -> 8
• 4 -> 9
• 15 -> 11
• 16 -> 12
• 17 -> 13
• 18 -> 14
• 19 -> 22
• 20 -> 23
• 21 -> 24
• 31 -> 27
• 32 -> 28
• 33 -> 29
• 34 -> 30
• 36 -> 39
• 37 -> 40
• 38 -> 41
• 48 -> 43
• 49 -> 44
• 50 -> 45
• 51 -> 46
• 52 -> 47
• 53 -> 55 if VEC is high
• 54 -> 56 if VEC is high

Console

On the AES, the AND gate is used to make /SROMOE from (/SROMOEL AND /SROMOEU).

MV2B & MV2-01 @ H7 pinout

• 55 = sPCK1B
• 56 = sPCK2B

P_bus buffer

MV2B @ G2 pinout

OpenOffice Draw file: File:Neo-e0 mv2b G2.odg

A1~A23: 68k address bus MCA0~MCA23: memory card address bus BNK0~BNK2: memory card banking from NEO-D0 VEC: System ROM vector table swapping enable

MV2B @ F7 pinout

OpenOffice Draw file: File:Neo-e0 mv2b F7.odg

Acts just as a buffer. s*: signals to both slots

MV2F @ E1 pinout (to be confirmed)

OpenOffice Draw file: File:Neo-e0.odg

A1~A23: 68k address bus Y0~Y23: memory card address bus BNK0~BNK2: comes from NEO-D0, memory card bank VEC: System ROM vector table swapping ANI0, ANI1, AND0: AND gate used to generate ROMOE from (ROMOEU and ROMOEL)