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Uses a PAL18CV8 and two LS245 transceivers on the prog board. Two corresponding footprints for SIL pull-up resistors on the MVS side are left unpopulated.
Uses a PAL18CV8 and two LS245 transceivers for the [[68k]] data bus on the prog board. Two corresponding footprints for SIL pull-up resistors on the MVS side are left unpopulated.


Unrouted signals:
Unrouted signals:
* 4MB (MVS B34)
* {{Sig|4MB|4MB}} (MVS B34)
* SLOTCS (MVS A42)
* {{Sig|SLOTCS|SLOTCS}} (MVS A42)


Uses a custom chip marked Neo Cell KS300 8436020333002 06-03 to simulate [[PRO-CT0]] logic. An RC circuit (potentiometer) is used to delay the EVEN signal ?
Uses a chip marked ''Neo Cell KS300 8436020333002 06-03'' to simulate {{Chipname|PRO-CT0}} logic. An RC circuit (potentiometer) is used to delay the {{Sig|EVEN|EVEN}} signal.


According to [[http://www.neoflash.com/forum/index.php?topic=1377.0 these pictures]], the chip would be a custom marked Altera MAX EPM240 PLD. (Boundary scan device ID replies: BB085040 (EPM240 signature reversed) and the header on the back is for JTAG:
The chip is actually a custom marked Altera MAX EPM240 CPLD. Boundary scan device ID replies BB085040 (EPM240 signature reversed) and the header on the back is for JTAG:


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Latest revision as of 08:08, 10 January 2017

Uses a PAL18CV8 and two LS245 transceivers for the 68k data bus on the prog board. Two corresponding footprints for SIL pull-up resistors on the MVS side are left unpopulated.

Unrouted signals:

Uses a chip marked Neo Cell KS300 8436020333002 06-03 to simulate PRO-CT0 logic. An RC circuit (potentiometer) is used to delay the EVEN signal.

The chip is actually a custom marked Altera MAX EPM240 CPLD. Boundary scan device ID replies BB085040 (EPM240 signature reversed) and the header on the back is for JTAG:

TMS TDO GND
TDI TCK 3.3V