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--- sst-6809:top [2024/10/25 19:34] – robert
+++ sst-6809:top [2025/02/01 07:26] (current) – [M8 Motorino and VDP09] robert
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 ====== SST-6809 Single Board Computer ======
-{{sst-6809-2.0.png?512|SST-6809 SBC V2.0}}
+^  SST-6809 SBC V2.0  ^  SST-6809 SBC V2.1  ^
+|  {{sst-6809-2.0.png?512|SST-6809 SBC V2.0}}  |  {{sst-6809-2.1.png?512|SST-6809 SBC V2.1}}  |
-{{sst-6809-2.1.png?512|SST-6809 SBC V2.1}}
 [[https://github.com/KenWillmott/SST-6809]]
-^ V2.0 Part ^ Integrated Circuit ^
+^  V2.0 Part  ^  Integrated Circuit  ^
-| U1 | Motorola MC68B09 or Hitachi HD63C09 MPU |
+|  U1  |  Motorola MC68B09 or Hitachi HD63C09 MPU  |
-| U2 | Texas Instruments SN74HCT273N Octal Flip-Flop with Reset |
+|  U2  |  Texas Instruments SN74HCT273N Octal Flip-Flop with Reset  |
-| U3 | Alliance AS6C4008-55PCN 4Mbit / 512KB SRAM |
+|  U3  |  Alliance AS6C4008-55PCN 4Mbit / 512KB SRAM  |
-| U4 | Motorola MC68B50 or Hitachi HD63B50 ACIA |
+|  U4  |  Motorola MC68B50 or Hitachi HD63B50 ACIA  |
-| U5 | Dallas Semiconductor DS1813 EconoReset |
+|  U5  |  Dallas Semiconductor DS1813 EconoReset  |
-| U6 | Phillips 74HCT02N Quad 2-Input NOR |
+|  U6  |  Phillips 74HCT02N Quad 2-Input NOR  |
-| U7 | Dallas Semiconductor DS1210 Nonvolatile Controller |
+|  U7  |  Dallas Semiconductor DS1210 Nonvolatile Controller  |
-| U8 | Shenzhen Honglifa HLF SN74HCT139N Dual 2-to-4 Line Decoder / Demultiplexer |
+|  U8  |  Shenzhen Honglifa HLF SN74HCT139N Dual 2-to-4 Line Decoder / Demultiplexer  |
-| U9 | Atmel At28C256 256Kbit / 32KB Parallel EEPROM |
+|  U9  |  Atmel At28C256 256Kbit / 32KB Parallel EEPROM  |
-| U10 | Motorola MC74HCT138AN 3-to-8 Line Decoder / Demultiplexer |
+|  U10  |  Motorola MC74HCT138AN 3-to-8 Line Decoder / Demultiplexer  |
-| U11 | Dallas Semiconductor DS1233 EconoReset |
+|  U11  |  Dallas Semiconductor DS1233 EconoReset  |
-| U12 | - not present - |
+|  U12  |  - not present -  |
-| U13 | Phillips 74HCT20N Dual 4-input NAND |
+|  U13  |  Phillips 74HCT20N Dual 4-input NAND  |
 The [[Memory Map]] and Bank Switching.
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 ==== JP3 ====
-^ JP3 ^ Selects ^
+^  JP3  ^  Selects  ^
-| 1-2 | External 5V from screw terminals |
+|  1-2  |  External 5V from screw terminals  |
-| 2-3 | 5V Comes from USB serial adapter |
+|  2-3  |  5V Comes from USB serial adapter  |
 Some boards like the [[#M8 Game Board]] use too much power for the USB port to supply.
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 ==== JP5 ====
-^ JP5 ^ SBC V2.1 Boot ROM Select ((SBC V2.0 has two jumpers for ROM select.)) ^
+^  JP5  ^  SBC V2.1 Boot ROM Select ((SBC V2.0 has two jumpers for ROM select.))  ^
-| 1-2 | normal |
+|  1-2  |  normal  |
-| 2-3 | ROM A14 inverted |
+|  2-3  |  ROM A14 inverted  |
 In the normal position, the system boots from the top of the 32K EEPROM
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 ==== J4 ====
-^ J4 ^ Main Serial Connector ^
+^  J4  ^  Main Serial Connector  ^
-| 1 | Ground |
+|  1  |  Ground  |
-| 2 | VCC (5V) |
+|  2  |  VCC (5V)  |
-| 3 | Transmit Data (TXD) |
+|  3  |  Transmit Data (TXD)  |
-| 4 | Receive Data (RXD) |
+|  4  |  Receive Data (RXD)  |
-| 5 | Data Terminal Ready (DTR) - Not Connected |
+|  5  |  Data Terminal Ready (DTR) - Not Connected  |
-| 6 | 3V3 - Not Connected |
+|  6  |  3V3 - Not Connected  |
 ==== J5 ====
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 J5 exposes some 6x09 signals that do not appear on [[#The M8 Bus]]
-^ Pin ^ Signal ^
+^  J5 Pin  ^  Signal  ^
-| 1 | BS :!: |
+|  1  |  6x09 Bus Status (BS)  |
-| 2 | NVBAT |
+|  2  |  NVBAT  |
-| 3 | /FIRQ "Fast" Interrupt Request |
+|  3  |  6x09 /FIRQ "Fast" Interrupt Request  |
-| 4 | /RESET Reset Interrupt Request |
+|  4  |  6x09 /RESET Reset Interrupt Request  |
-| 5 | BSEL1 M8 Bus Select 1 |
+|  5  |  M8 Bus Select 1 (BSEL1)  |
-| 6 | Ground |
+|  6  |  Ground  |
 The NVBAT pin on J5 has two possible uses.
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 One important purpose of the BAT2 connection, is that the on board battery may be removed for replacement without incurring memory loss, provided that a second battery is temporarily connected to GND and BAT2 on J6.
-^ Pin ^ Purpose ^
+^  J6 Pin  ^  Purpose  ^
-| 1 | Ground |
+|  1  |  Ground  |
-| 2 | Battery 2 |
+|  2  |  Battery 2  |
-| 3 | Serial Ready To Send (RTS) |
+|  3  |  Serial Ready To Send (RTS)  |
-| 4 | Serial Data Terminal Ready (DTR) |
+|  4  |  Serial Data Terminal Ready (DTR)  |
 ===== SBC Reset Circuit =====
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 [[https://github.com/KenWillmott/6522-proto]]
+===== M8 Blinkenlights =====
+:!: Coming soon
 ===== Software =====
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   * [[BUGGY]] 1.01 by Lennart Benschop
+===== M8 Motorino and VDP09 =====
+The M8 family grew with the addition of the M8 Game Board (code name Motorino):
+{{:sst-6809:sst_and_game_board.png?400|SST-6809 V2.1 with M8 Game Board}}
+The SST-6809 V2.1 board is on the left and the M8 Game Board is on the right.
+{{:sst-6809:vdp09.png?400|M8 Game Board running VDP09 Demo}}
+The M8 Game Board brings a TI TMS9918A Video Display Processor (think ColecoVision graphics), a Phillips SAA1099P six-channel stereo sound generator, 2 digital joystick ports, and a Motorola 6850 or Hitachi 6350 serial ACIA port.
+Here, the M8 Game Board runs a VDP09 demo with a bouncing sprite over a changing Graphics II mode background.
 ===== Future ... =====

Exile In Paradise

Stranded on Earth...

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