On Mon, 26 Nov 2001, MagerValp wrote:
> >>>>> "MvB" == Martijn van Buul <pino@dohd.org> writes:
>
> MvB> The 4032 came in two versions: The "fat fourty" (with 12" CRT,
> MvB> and a 8000-styled mobo), and the 3032-alike. The only difference
> MvB> between the 8032 and the "fat" 4032 is in the ROMs, AFAIK.
>
> There are a couple of jumper wires on the motherboard, so downgrading
> an 8032 to 4032 is simple. Upgrading requires two extra 2114 chips,
> iirc. The only ROM that differs is the editor ROM.
The only difference in the ROMs is the screen ROM ($E000-E7FF).
There 30 jumpers to change from an 8032 to a 4032-12 (fat 40)
There are also 2 2114 and a 74LS244 that are present in the 8032 and not
the 4032-12.
I have an 8032 where I have replaced the jumpers with DIP switches.
I can flip all the DIP switches, change the screen ROM, and remove the
extra 74LS244 and I have a 4032-12.
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