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| + | ====== ECB SBC v2 004z: ====== | ||
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| + | **Update**: 20Mhz seems to be stable when using AHCT chips.\\ | ||
| + | Tested on a 4-slots backplane together with DiskIO/CF, DualSD and PropIO over 3 days of continuous load (Generating 1000's of mandelbrots and storing some data to disk) | ||
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| + | The 004z version seems very stable at 4, 10 and 12Mhz using 74LS chips but; i had to add a 1K resistor between pin12 and pin14 on U26 (74ls06) to get a clean looking CPU clock pulse. Speed change works. Sound works. Recovery switch has not been tested yet, but I will test the RI switch alternative soon. | ||
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| + | My DS1210 chip was probably fake and was causing trouble, socket is now jumpered for bypass.\\ | ||
| + | DS1302N RTC chip runs fairly accurate and the supercap keeps the time/date when board is powered off. | ||
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| + | RomWBW settings: I have included the “**DSRTCCHG .SET TRUE**” in “SBC_std.asm” file to enable charging of the supercap at boot. | ||
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| + | ^Text | ||
| + | |SBC v2 004z completed: | ||
| + | |CPU clock resistor mod: |{{[[lib: | ||
| + | |\\ 20Mhz version using AHCT chips:\\ |{{[[lib: | ||
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