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{{Chipname|NEO-BUF}} list: | |||
*GA4: 68k bidirectional palette access | |||
*GA7: Read P1 and P2 inputs | |||
*GA8: Only half used, read REG_STATUS_B | |||
*GA9: 68k/Z80 communication | |||
*GA11: 68k data bus bidirectional buffer | |||
Others: | |||
*U10: 68k to Z80 latch | |||
*U11: Z80 to 68k latch | |||
[[File:NEO-MVH MV1A Back.jpg|800px|thumb|center|Main Board Back]] | [[File:NEO-MVH MV1A Back.jpg|800px|thumb|center|Main Board Back]] |
Revision as of 07:23, 11 May 2018
Description
A strangely designed MVS board which uses some chips found in the NeoGeo CD. Maybe allowed SNK to cut costs by using chips for both systems.
Specification | |
Year | Circa 1995 |
Number of slots | 1 |
System ROM | Socketed |
Cart orientation | horizontal |
Memory Card support | no |
Joystick support | no |
Stereo output | no |
Headphone output | no |
PALs
See MV1A PALs.
Scans
Main Board
NEO-BUF list:
- GA4: 68k bidirectional palette access
- GA7: Read P1 and P2 inputs
- GA8: Only half used, read REG_STATUS_B
- GA9: 68k/Z80 communication
- GA11: 68k data bus bidirectional buffer
Others:
- U10: 68k to Z80 latch
- U11: Z80 to 68k latch