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  1. The test is designed for the Super Game Module, you've right the 24K part, congrats!

     

    The 8K part will never work because it's used by the BIOS, so don't worry, ignore it.

     

    And yes, use only one memory 62256, the number is right. As 5-11under said, you should try to use shorter cables and use a perforated board and solder a socket for the memory.

    for sure I'll use a board and solder everything this was just to know if it was possible to do it now I will work on a pcb for the chip is there something else I should know before doing it like the capacitors

    and juste another thing when I remove y2 or y3 don't remember your software detect the sgm module so is it possible to play game design for the sgm without the sound chip


  2. ok tomorow ill get the capacitor... but when im using only 1 62256 the game

    load but is slow and lot of glitch.. when i put 2 62256 and using 2 i/0 for one of the z80 game running perfec until i die then problem start.

     

    just tu be sure should i use only the 62256 or i should use something else and again im not electronic dude i do what you guys telling me and what i find on google so if i need something else tell me and i know i need a sgm but i cant get one

     

    thanks again to you guys and all of you who try to help me in that project


  3. ok now using 2 62256 ram game load play nice but thant crash or sound bug

     

    3D2EA1A4-37D6-4AF1-9A94-E5170CC754AF-910

     

    probably because the breadbord but if someone have an idea ???

     

    i ordered a 64k chip to replace the 32k should do hope so

     

    5-11 can i have your opignion please


  4. game load but it's slow i dont know if its beacause im on a breadboard or its the chip do you have a idea???

     

    and i have to put the oe to rd beacause when i put it to the ground that mess the graphic and again thanks for your advice you re the men


  5. Just find the cheapest one. If you're retrofitting your first version, make sure the width of the chip is correct (ie. 0.3" or 0.6"). Also verify the pinout - most will be the same as each other, but you never know.

    i alredy order a 62256 should arrive in the next few days but found this one should i order it cause this one have 18 address

    as6c4008 thanks for your help and count me for your pcb


  6. for now it's a no go the game

    load but still get the msg that i need a 8k ram i think ill need help cause in then first post you tell me that i need to hook a0 to a15 but i cant on a 6264 chip do i have to use something else

    I think I miss the first part to put a10 to a14 to the rest of the coleco how ??? I cant figure


  7. for now it's a no go the game

    load but still get the msg that i need a 8k ram i think ill need help cause in then first post you tell me that i need to hook a0 to a15 but i cant on a 6264 chip do i have to use something else


  8. The grounds are already connected, so that should all be good.

    The circuit looks good. Any small signal diode should be fine... 1N914 or 1N4148... or pretty much any regular diode should be fine.

    thank you I will give a try this week and post result


  9. Y1, 2 and 3 need to be "AND"ed together, either using a logic chip or diode/resistor logic (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diode_logic#AND_logic_gate). 10K for the resistor should be fine.

    ok im really not sure about this parts since i dont know if i need to add a ground if this drawing is not good could you draw one for me as a example or write some additional info cause I read and read the wiki link but it's seem that I miss something

    444574FA-C583-43B2-9870-650ED4656577-988

     

    and witch diode i should use


  10. To get 24K RAM on the ColecoVision, you need to do the following:

     

    Connect the RAM address lines A10 to A14 to the rest of CV circuitry (and of course all the other address, data, write enable, 5V and ground connections).

    If you're using a 64K RAM chip, you'll need to either connect the RAM's A15 line to A15 or ground or +5V on the CV.

    "AND" Y1bar, Y2bar, and Y3bar (i.e. outputs) of the 74LS138 memory select chip (not the I/O select chip) to the CSbar (or OEbar - there's a preferred option, but either should work) of your RAM. The other of CSbar/OEbar should be connected to ground.

    could you look at this

    9154C4EB-51AB-4D5A-BA9D-90A119097D13-852

     

    and should i put diode to y1 y2 y3 since they gonna be all in one point

     

    and if im wrong could you correct my drawing please cause like i said im not that good in ic im just at the begining


  11.  

    They can't be swapped out, because they have different code inside. Moreover, they are all mask ROMs, manufactured with the program inside, so there is no way to change it. An EPROM version of the microcontroller exists, 68701, for development purposes, but these chips and devices to write them are now rare.

     

    If you're interested in the code differences, you can see PDFs of the original source code listings:

     

    Master 6801

    ADAM printer 6801

    Digital Data Drive 6801

     

    There is also a 6801 source code archive which has binaries of the above listings, plus binaries and disassembly source code for the ADAM keyboard and prototype serial/parallel device.

     

    Chris Braymen was responsible for all of this info (he found the code listings in a back room at Sierra Online Games when he worked there). I did the restoration of the missing page 1 of the ADAM printer source code listing.

     

    *Dr. D.*

    ok so there no way to get one of those master chip and no way to reprogram one then is there a way to replace by something else???

     

    cause my problem is that I cant get a sgm im on the list for more than a year but no news..... so I try to get the ram to work with my coleco

     

    first I try to replace the 2 2114 ram on the coleco by a 6264 chip but that change nothing and now I know that the coleco don't look there for extra ram

     

    now I put my hand on a logic module from a adam. then plug in my coleco and its working. remove the 3 rom chip and the 2 6801 chip power on nothing load but when I press reset coleco come on and load game with the extra ram

     

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    now I want to get rid of the logic board and keep only the thing I need to load the extra ram. cause that thing is ok in the garage but really bad in the living room

    im not a super tech in computer but im a master mechanic specialize in electrical and a quick learner. can you help me with that little project until I get my sgm

     

    sorry my English is not a1

     

    thank


  12. im pretty new in this world of cpu can someone tell me the difference if there is one between the master 6801 and the other 2 on the adam board or they can be swap with out prob

     

    thanks

     

    I know the master is weld on the board just want to know if there something special in the chip


  13. ok ill give a try to clean up everything first cause that thing didnt see the light for a least 20 years

     

    if the clean up dont work do you know someone who repair adams computer on this board.... and this computer have been use only for colecovision when i was 10 or 12 years old nobody play inside or install hard or software on this computer


  14. i guys my message is off topic but I need help with my adams computer ok everything start when I receive my super zaxxon game from teampixelboy and no news from opcode for

    my sgm so I remember that my father still have the adams computer but when I start it come alive but the screen is all mess up

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    image1.jpeg

    image3.jpeg

     

    help

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