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builderpages:plasmo:start [2024/10/06 13:41] – Revision from 2024-10-06 builderpages:plasmo:start [2026/06/15 13:13] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 [[builderpages:plasmo:t68krc_r01|T68KRC, rev0.1]] and [[builderpages:plasmo:t68kmb|T68MB]] are 68000 boards with RC2014 compatible bus. [[builderpages:plasmo:t68krc_r01|T68KRC, rev0.1]] and [[builderpages:plasmo:t68kmb|T68MB]] are 68000 boards with RC2014 compatible bus.
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 +===== SBC68340 =====
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 +Single board [[builderpages:plasmo:68340:sbc68340r0:sbc68340r0home|computer based on MC68340]]
  
 ===== Experimental 68K ===== ===== Experimental 68K =====
  
 [[builderpages:plasmo:experimental68k:bb68008|BB68008]] is barebones 68008 prototyped on BB6580 board. It consists of MC68008, ATF22V10, 128K RAM and 8MHz oscillator [[builderpages:plasmo:experimental68k:bb68008|BB68008]] is barebones 68008 prototyped on BB6580 board. It consists of MC68008, ATF22V10, 128K RAM and 8MHz oscillator
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 +[[builderpages:plasmo:68340:prototype|MC68340 Prototype]] from early 2000.
  
 ====== P90CE201 Projects ====== ====== P90CE201 Projects ======
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 ===== EaZy80 ===== ===== EaZy80 =====
  
-A glue-less Z80 SBC similar to Simple80 but uses KIO (Z84C90) instead of SIO+A glue-less Z80 SBC similar to Simple80 but uses KIO (Z84C90) instead of SIO. Eazy80 Rev2 is the current version replacing rev0 and rev1. The earlier revisions are retained for historical reasons. Eazy80 rev2 has two configurations that are sufficiently different to merit their own homepages.
  
-[[builderpages:plasmo:eazy80:rev0pcb:eazy80r0home|EaZy80 Rev0]]. Requires significant engineering changes+[[builderpages:plasmo:eazy80:eazy80rev2:eazy80rev2home|Eazy80 Glue-less 128K RAM]] configuration
  
-[[builderpages:plasmo:eazy80:eazy80r1pcb:eazy80r1home|Eazy80 Rev1]] corrects errors in rev0 pc board+[[builderpages:plasmo:eazy80:eazy80rev2:eazy80-512|Eazy80-512 for RomWBW]] configuration 
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 +<del>[[builderpages:plasmo:eazy80:rev0pcb:eazy80r0home|EaZy80 Rev0]]. Requires significant engineering changes</del> 
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 +<del>[[builderpages:plasmo:eazy80:eazy80r1pcb:eazy80r1home|Eazy80 Rev1]] corrects errors in rev0 pc board</del>
  
 ===== BB80 ===== ===== BB80 =====
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 A [[builderpages:plasmo:k80|traditional SBC design using a KIO]] (Z84C9012) and over-clocked to 22MHz. It also has 2 RC2014 expansion connectors. A [[builderpages:plasmo:k80|traditional SBC design using a KIO]] (Z84C9012) and over-clocked to 22MHz. It also has 2 RC2014 expansion connectors.
  
-[[builderpages:plasmo:k80:k80w_r1|K80W]] is similar to K80 except it is designed for RomWBW+[[builderpages:plasmo:k80:k80w_r21|K80W rev2.1]] is similar to K80 except it is designed for RomWBW
  
 ===== Micro80 ===== ===== Micro80 =====
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 MC68030 is a mc68020 with integrated memory management unit plus data cache. I want to do Tiny030 for 3 reasons: I stumbled across a box of new, never opened, wrongly-labelled 68030 tucked away in the garage. I believe it was a part of large crate I successfully bidded on in a local auction and it may well be the most valuable item in that lot sitting there unopened for 10 years! I also want to use the large pile of 4/8/16 megabyte SIMM72 memory modules, and I want to check out Altera's tools by using the EPM7128 CPLD as the glue logic. Since I'm already successful with Tiny020, I'll use the 80-20 pcb-handwiring approach. MC68030 is a mc68020 with integrated memory management unit plus data cache. I want to do Tiny030 for 3 reasons: I stumbled across a box of new, never opened, wrongly-labelled 68030 tucked away in the garage. I believe it was a part of large crate I successfully bidded on in a local auction and it may well be the most valuable item in that lot sitting there unopened for 10 years! I also want to use the large pile of 4/8/16 megabyte SIMM72 memory modules, and I want to check out Altera's tools by using the EPM7128 CPLD as the glue logic. Since I'm already successful with Tiny020, I'll use the 80-20 pcb-handwiring approach.
  
-Tiny030 [[https://retrobrewcomputers.org/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=builderpages:plasmo:tiny030_scm.pdf|schematic]]+Tiny030 [[https://www.retrobrewcomputers.org/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=builderpages:plasmo:tiny030_scm.pdf|schematic]]
  
-Altera 7128 [[https://retrobrewcomputers.org/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=builderpages:plasmo:tiny030:tiny030_cpld.pdf|CPLD schematic]], Quartus [[https://retrobrewcomputers.org/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=builderpages:plasmo:tiny030:tiny030_cpld.zip|design files]]+Altera 7128 [[https://www.retrobrewcomputers.org/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=builderpages:plasmo:tiny030:tiny030_cpld.pdf|CPLD schematic]], Quartus [[https://www.retrobrewcomputers.org/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=builderpages:plasmo:tiny030:tiny030_cpld.zip|design files]]
  
 Tiny030 [[builderpages:plasmo:tiny030pcb|pc board]] Tiny030 [[builderpages:plasmo:tiny030pcb|pc board]]
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 Tiny030 pc board[[builderpages:plasmo:tiny030buildlog|build]] [[builderpages:plasmo:tiny030buildlog|log]] Tiny030 pc board[[builderpages:plasmo:tiny030buildlog|build]] [[builderpages:plasmo:tiny030buildlog|log]]
  
-Tiny030 [[https://retrobrewcomputers.org/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=builderpages:plasmo:tiny030:t030bug_v002.zip|monitor debugger]]+Tiny030 [[https://www.retrobrewcomputers.org/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=builderpages:plasmo:tiny030:t030bug_v002.zip|monitor debugger]]
  
 ===== Tiny040 ===== ===== Tiny040 =====
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 [[builderpages:plasmo:cmp68k_mpu302|CP/M 68K on the MPU302]], a repurposed ADC SPX-MPU board [[builderpages:plasmo:cmp68k_mpu302|CP/M 68K on the MPU302]], a repurposed ADC SPX-MPU board
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 +[[builderpages:plasmo:z80retro|Z80retro]] project
  
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