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--- boards:ecb:scg:start [2019/07/15 23:24] – Initial import from Wayback Machine
+++ boards:ecb:scg:start [2026/06/15 12:24] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 /* Imported from Wayback Machine
    Original URL : https://retrobrewcomputers.org/doku.php?id=boards:ecb:scg:start
-   Snapshot date: 2019-07-15
+   Snapshot date: 2025-10-15
    Generator    : wayback-archiver
 */
-====== ECB Sprite Color Graphics ======
 Video Display Interface Board
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 So maybe that is something for the next iteration…
+From Adam Dewis: “It turns out 9128/9118s and such designed with 4-Bit DRAM have bidirectional data pins instead of the multiplexed address/data out and data-in bus on the 9918 which (necessitated by 1-bit DRAMs having separate data in and out pins). After going cross eyed at the schematics for a while I noticed U9 latches data out onto the SRAMs bidir data bus. As the 9128 is also bidir this latch isn't needed if you substitute a TMS9118/9128 chip. I thought I would pass this along as it is not mentioned on the wiki, it took me a fair amount of digging to locate this information, and other than some characters being repeated in text mode these the TMS9128 appears to be an acceptable substitute for the TMS9918.”
 A 2Mhz crystal is specified for the sound chip clock but on board dividers can be configured to use a higher frequency crystal. Also common serial and colour burst frequency crystals can be used depending on your need for frequency accuracy and compatibility.
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--7:  Audio Oscillator / 8
+-8:  Audio Oscillator / 1
--9:  Audio Oscillator / 2
+* 5-7:  Audio Oscillator / 2
-* 6-8:  Audio Oscillator
 -10: Audio Oscillator / 4
+-9:  Audio Oscillator / 8
+(Corrected 29/11/2021)
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 ==== Sound Programs ====
-The AY-3-8910 is a widely supported sound chip and there is a large library of sound files that can be played on this board. Included in ROMWBW is a sound file player called TUNE which can play Protracker 2/3 and .MYM format PSG files. A collection of demonstration files is also included.
+The AY-3-8910 is a widely supported sound chip and there is a large library of sound files that can be played on this board. Included in ROMWBW is a sound file player called TUNE which can play Protracker 2/3 and .MYM format PSG files and a collection of demonstration files.
+See here for more : https://zxart.ee/eng/music/
+Download a sample Chip Tune pack here : [[https://retrobrewcomputers.org/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=boards:ecb:scg:ctpack01.zip|:boards:ecb:scg:ctpack01.zip]]
 ===== Photo Gallery =====
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