well... here's the problem... the sales Flyers all say CTF-1.. repeatedly.. The engineering drawings say CTS-1 who are we to believe? usually engineering drawing names are superceded by actual release names with atari... I'm calling mine a CTF-1 as thats what the sales literature sold it as... Andrew Welburn http://www.andys-arcade.com On 07/08/2012 21:08, John Robertson wrote:
Andrew Welburn wrote:
Calling out for anyone (but probably just aimed at John ;) who might have paperwork/schems for the CTF-1..
I spent a good little while hunting online and can't find anything...
I have my CTF-1 on the bench now, and i'm trying to repurpose it, or at least work out how much of it is missing, needs replacing or what i need to be hunting for. Right now i need to use the variacs in my own rig, so i'll proabably end up with a Franken-rig of sorts for now, but i need to get working on it.
here's my rig right now : http://www.andysarcade.net/personal/bronzeage/CTF-1/CTF6aug12.JPG
here's my webpage documenting its restoration: http://www.andysarcade.net/personal/bronzeage/CTF-1/
any help appreciated, wiring diagram especially wanted..!
(revised - correct name is CTS, not CTF
OK, I've uploaded a bunch of info on the CTS-1 - wiring diagrams, mods I've made to the unit, engineering diagrams (frame, panels, etc), parts list...
ftp://ttl.arcadetech.org/TTL/Test%20Equipment/Atari/CTS-1/
The mods I made were to allow me to make a more 'universal' connector for the unit via the A/B/C jumper plugs. These included more power for the +5, video lines for colour monitor, and a few others. In the 11X17 wiring diagrams you should see first my modified CTF-1 and then a bit further in the default wiring diagrams.
I have also put up some A/B/C adapter plug wiring diagrams...
Also the original Atari video game tester - the Universal, for Pong, Quadra-Pong, and others.
Enjoy!
John :-#)#