Re: 264 Series and their chips

On 08/14/2011 07:17 PM, Bil Herd wrote:
> We made the original 7501/8501 with a 6510 and a 74ls74 on a small tower,
> there wasn't a dependency on the excat mapping of the I/O p[ort at the
> time, but should be something you can put together.

Even if the difference between I/O-Ports (6510 = P0-P5 and 7501 = 
P0-P4,P6-P7) can be worked around (patching all KERNAL locations and 
ignoring tape functions), the question is, will the 6510 or the 8500 
work with 1.77 MHz the 8501 runs at part or all of the time? I don't 
remember ever seeing a 6510A and the 6510T from the 1551 which 
supposedly runs on 2MHz seems to be even more rare than a 8501.

BTW: In a PAL 264 system, you can push the CPU to 2.2MHz by setting TED 
to 'display off' and 'NTSC'. You don't get usable video output, but 
double speed compared to normal. Never crashed on me, but I always had 
heatsinks on TED and CPU back then.



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> Bil Herd
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> Subject: Re: 264 Series and their chips
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> Hallo Gerrit,
>
>
> Have you ever thought about replacing the 8501 with a 8502 from a C128? So
> far I found four differences:
> - the 8501 has this MUX input (or output? I have no idea what it
> does) which the C128 lacks
> - the 8502 has an "extra" NMI input compared to the 8501
> - the 8501 lacks the P5 I/O pin, the 8502 P7
> - pinout doesn't match
> If the MUX gate doesn't spoil things, what about using the 8502?
> Regarding P5/P7: you either don't use the cassette recorder anymore or
> adjust the bits of the Kernal.
>
> Just my two cents...
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