I remember that 6510 datasheet. I think one of the variants has 8 I/O ports instead of 6 and sacrifices RDY and NMI signals. I believe that became known as the 6510-T which was used in the 1551 disk drive. Rob > The 6510 datasheet i found on6502.org dass there are three different > versions, -1 and -2. Now i am at work but this evening i will send a link. > > I will change the pads and add a TODO and CHANGELOG file, where i will > place everyones suggestions. I will also add an AUTHORS File. > > I hope You like it, > Nils > Am 29.04.2013 07:57 schrieb "Jim Brain" <brain@jbrain.com>: > >> On 4/28/2013 5:48 AM, Nils Stec wrote: >> >>> Here's my first attempt on the big one. It contains a lot of chips and >>> connectors by now. >>> >>> https://github.com/spacerace/**8bit-eagle-libs/<https://github.com/spacerace/8bit-eagle-libs/> >>> >>> I will edit the symbols and packages, now they look quite different - >>> not >>> good. >>> I hope you like it, more will be added! >>> >>> I'll create a page with screenshots and author-information soon. >>> >>> Nils >>> >>> Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing list >>> >> Was there really 3 different 6510 pinouts? >> What is the long tail ont eh 64 expansion port edge connector? >> It'd be nice if all DIPs has round hole and "oval" (or whatever those >> things are called) DIP package variants. They are both useful at times. >> In general, I think someone should verify the edge connector footprints. >> The VIC-20 ones, for example, seem too "fat" and don't seem to leave >> enough space between them, according to a cart sample I have sitting >> here. >> I agree it's not .078, but the ones in the lbr look to be .1150, which >> seems much too wide. Also, the backside legend (A and Z, for example) >> don't appear. >> >> Just some quick scans. >> >> Jim >> >> -- >> Jim Brain >> brain@jbrain.com >> www.jbrain.com >> >> >> Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing list >> > Message was sent through the cbm-hackers mailing listReceived on 2013-04-29 10:00:02
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