[Techtoolslist] RASTER: FW: Using 8080 pod on Midway8080 boards(Space Invaders)

Alex Yeckley ayeckley at sierralobo.com
Wed Feb 20 07:03:38 EST 2013


Yes, we're able to run Tempest boards with a standard 6502 pod with no
problems also.

Alex
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ayeckley at elektronforge.com
www.elektronforge.com


>-----Original Message-----

>From: techtoolslist-bounces at flippers.com

>[mailto:techtoolslist-bounces at flippers.com] On Behalf Of Clay Cowgill

>Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2013 10:02 PM

>To: 'Technical Tools Mail List'

>Subject: Re: [Techtoolslist] RASTER: FW: Using 8080 pod on

>Midway8080 boards(Space Invaders)

>

>> We have seen a failure of a

>> 6502 pod such that the address driver line was "weak" and couldn't

>> always drive successfully drive the pin above the TTL

>threshold. That

>> same pod would pass its own self test, presumably because

>the loopback

>> inputs of the pod have higher impedance than the target

>board address

>> lines. Perhaps something like that is happening here?

>

>Out of curiosity, has anyone successfully run Tempest from the

>6502 pod? I never had any trouble using one to poke around in

>memory and test stuff (way back with the Tempest multigame),

>but my Tempest machine would never 'run'

>from the 9010. Tried a couple different CPU's and maybe even

>a 9005, but I only had one 6502 pod... Never really knew if

>it was just my machine, the pod or both...

>

>-Clay

>

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