What is really cool is that someone actually
used that AND is working to improve it even more!
Thanks John & Zonn,
Kev
Thanks to Kev and Zonn for
the original DUMPER.ZIP setup.
I just fixed a rotten Atari Football
(4 player) by first downloading the PROMs (16 of the suckers 1K X4) directly
from the board, then burning the image into a single 2764.
Next
using two 74LS86 gates to set the OE (the first one picking off
Program 0 and 1, XORing them, then use the second XOR gate to invert (tie
one input high) and the resulting output drives the OE just fine.
Grab A11 and A12 lines (bend the legs out of the 2764) and tie pins 26, 27,
28 & 1 all together and it works just fine to replace the 16
PROMs.
Now I don't have to replace lots of sockets/PROMs with
corroding legs...
John :-#)#
At 04:26 PM 01/08/2002 -0700,
Zonn wrote:
On Thu, 01 Aug 2002 16:07:07
-0700, John Robertson <jrr@flippers.com> wrote:
>To
continue this a bit, I wrote a simple dumper (based on the one in the
>Programming manual) that runs a fair bit faster than Kev's, the
only
>problem is that is sends unformatted ASCII text to my
terminal program, but
>I have no simple converters to fix this to
binary...
>
>Here is the .s
code
>
>
>PROGRAM 0 68
BYTES
>
> DPY-FIRST /1 LAST
/2 :Sets Start and End
of ROM
> REG1 = REG1 AND
FFF0 :
>
>1:
LABEL 1
> READ @ REG1
>
AUX-$E+
> INC REG1
>
DPY-$1
:Displays next memory read
> IF REG2 >= REG1
GOTO 1
> STOP
>
>A bit shorter...and
faster dumping, can anyone (Zonn?) edit the small
>Hex32Bin.EXE
or Hex2BIN32.EXE to just handle raw ASCII conversion to
Binary?
Sure, just send me an example of the raw ASCI dump, and
I'll modify the program
to convert the
data.
-Zonn