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|0x8000-0x9FFF
|0x8000-0x9FFF
|ROM C8
|ROM C8
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|0xA000-0xDFFF
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|Not connected
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|0xE000-0xE7FF
|0xE000-0xE7FF
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|0xF0
|0xF0
|In
|In
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|Control panel input.  Only lower 6 data bits are used.
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|Control panel input.  Only lower 6 data bits are used. Active low.
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{| border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
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|'''Bit'''
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|'''Description'''
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|-
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|0
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|COIN 1
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|-
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|1
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|COIN 2
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|-
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|2
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|START 1
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|-
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|3
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|? (start 2? unconfirmed)
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|-
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|4
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|TEST
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|-
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|}
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|-
|-
|0xF1
|0xF1
|In
|In
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|Control panel input.  Only lower 6 data bits are used.
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|Control panel input.  Only lower 6 data bits are used. Active low.
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{| border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
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|'''Bit'''
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|'''Description'''
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|-
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|0
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|UP
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|-
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|1
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|DOWN
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|-
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|2
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|LEFT
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|-
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|3
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|RIGHT
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|-
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|4
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|ACTION BUTTON
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|-
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|}
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|-
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|0xF2
|0xF2
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|0xF5
|0xF5
|Out
|Out
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|Misc value?
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|Misc value.
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{| border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
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|'''Bit'''
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|'''Description'''
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|-
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|0
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|Not connected
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|-
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|1
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|is audio (1 = audio signal comes from a vertical counter (VA3), 0 = audio signal is low).
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|-
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|2,3
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|Bit 2 and 3 deal with whether to show the laserdisc image or not.  If bit 3 is high, A7 of the RGB prom is also high, laserdisc video is suppressed, and bit 2 is ignored.  If bit 2 is high (and bit 3 is low) A7 of the RGB prom is low, and laserdisc video is suppressed.
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|-
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|4-7
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|Bits 4-7 appear to decide whether A8 of the RGB prom is high/low depending on current position.  This may be a way to have different pixels of a tile use a different color palette.
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|}
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|0xF8
|0xF8
|Out
|Out
|0 disables start button lamp.  1 enables.
|0 disables start button lamp.  1 enables.
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|-
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|0xF9
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|Out
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|Drives EDGE_06 (on the edge connector), but we don't know what this is connected to.
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|0xFA
|0xFA
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|Out
|Out
|0 disables joystick lamp.  1 enables.
|0 disables joystick lamp.  1 enables.
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|-
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|0xFC
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|Out
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|Not connected
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|-
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|0xFD
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|Out
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|Not connected
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|0xFE
|0xFE
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=== Interrupts ===
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=== Z80 Interrupts ===
NMI: Caused by LD-V1000 status strobe going low (becoming active)
NMI: Caused by LD-V1000 status strobe going low (becoming active)
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IRQ: Caused by D2 output (pin 10) on vertical PROM (C6) transitioning from 0 to 1.
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IRQ: Caused by D2 output (pin 10) on vertical PROM (C6) transitioning from 0 to 1.  This ends up being 60 Hz (vsync).
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=== Video RAM Structure ===
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Screen is divided into 32x32 tiles.  The first tile is the top left.
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0xF000-0xF3FF contain which tile to show.
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0xF400-0xF7FF contain tile attributes.  For example, 0xF400 would have attributes about the tile index at 0xF000.
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=== PROM replacements ===
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H and V PROMs are MB7052.  MB7052 are compatible with 82s129 proms.  One option is http://callanbrown.com/index.php/flep-prom-replacement-adapters
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RGB PROM is MB7124.  MB7124 are compatible with 82s147 proms.  Haven't found replacement yet.
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Newer EEPROMs may be fast enough.  W27C512 may be a commonly available EEPROM.

Revision as of 17:19, 16 September 2020

Contents

Esh's Aurunmilla

Memory Map

Address Range Description
0x0000-0x1FFF ROM H8
0x2000-0x3FFF ROM F8
0x4000-053FFF ROM E8
0x6000-073FFF ROM D8
0x8000-0x9FFF ROM C8
0xA000-0xDFFF Not connected
0xE000-0xE7FF CPU RAM (B8)
0xF000-0xF7FF Video RAM (F3)

Z80 Port Map

Address Range Direction Description
0xF0 In Control panel input. Only lower 6 data bits are used. Active low.
Bit Description
0 COIN 1
1 COIN 2
2 START 1
3 ? (start 2? unconfirmed)
4 TEST
0xF1 In Control panel input. Only lower 6 data bits are used. Active low.
Bit Description
0 UP
1 DOWN
2 LEFT
3 RIGHT
4 ACTION BUTTON
0xF2 In Control panel input. Only lower 6 data bits are used.
0xF3 In Control panel input. Only lower 6 data bits are used.
0xF4 In/Out LD-V1000 data. Writing queues a command to be sent on the next command strobe. Reading reads the most recent byte received during last the status strobe.
0xF5 Out Misc value.
Bit Description
0 Not connected
1 is audio (1 = audio signal comes from a vertical counter (VA3), 0 = audio signal is low).
2,3 Bit 2 and 3 deal with whether to show the laserdisc image or not. If bit 3 is high, A7 of the RGB prom is also high, laserdisc video is suppressed, and bit 2 is ignored. If bit 2 is high (and bit 3 is low) A7 of the RGB prom is low, and laserdisc video is suppressed.
4-7 Bits 4-7 appear to decide whether A8 of the RGB prom is high/low depending on current position. This may be a way to have different pixels of a tile use a different color palette.
0xF8 Out 0 disables start button lamp. 1 enables.
0xF9 Out Drives EDGE_06 (on the edge connector), but we don't know what this is connected to.
0xFA Out 0 disables action button lamp. 1 enables.
0xFB Out 0 disables joystick lamp. 1 enables.
0xFC Out Not connected
0xFD Out Not connected
0xFE Out 0 holds IRQ' line high (disabled) by forcing a latch to be clear. 1 stops forcing latch to be clear, which allows IRQs to set the latch.
0xFF Out 0 holds NMI' line high (disabled) by forcing a latch to be clear. 1 stops forcing latch to be clear, which allows NMIs to set the latch.

Z80 Interrupts

NMI: Caused by LD-V1000 status strobe going low (becoming active)

IRQ: Caused by D2 output (pin 10) on vertical PROM (C6) transitioning from 0 to 1. This ends up being 60 Hz (vsync).

Video RAM Structure

Screen is divided into 32x32 tiles. The first tile is the top left.

0xF000-0xF3FF contain which tile to show.

0xF400-0xF7FF contain tile attributes. For example, 0xF400 would have attributes about the tile index at 0xF000.

PROM replacements

H and V PROMs are MB7052. MB7052 are compatible with 82s129 proms. One option is http://callanbrown.com/index.php/flep-prom-replacement-adapters

RGB PROM is MB7124. MB7124 are compatible with 82s147 proms. Haven't found replacement yet.

Newer EEPROMs may be fast enough. W27C512 may be a commonly available EEPROM.

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