Hallo allemaal,
Anthony Beckett put these fotos on the net:
http://home.austarnet.com.au/avcaz/max/max.htm
Not being familiar with the MultiMax hardware it seemed a nice way to learn
about it. I replied to a message with the following but never got a reply :(
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>> It would be interesting to learn where in memory this chip is mapped to.
>> Could you maybe use a multimeter to figure out the connections between
>> the RAM's pins and the cartridge connector and write that down in a
>> table?
>
> For sure, I left my multimeter on all night the other day, so it's flat.
> I'll have to buy a 9volt. Get back to you tommorow.
Studying the photos the first thing I noticed was that pin 5 of the
expansionslot, the R/W line, is not connected. Very strange when there is a
SRAM onboard. Pin 21 of the SRAM is the R/W-input and is connected to the
DMA-input. The CS- and OE-pin of the SRAM are connected to I/O1. I/O2 goes
to jumper J5 and through the solderpad to EXROM I believe?
It doesn't make sense to me or somebody is pulling our legs :)
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Any explanation is welcome.
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