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Notes:
* 1 is delayed by roughly 80ns by an external RC
* 1 is delayed by roughly 80ns by an external RC
* 1 and 2 must both be high to access registers or drive the RAM enables
* 1 and 2 must both be high to access registers or drive the RAM enables, and a rising edge of this combined signal clocks the IRQ counter.
* A rising edge of 1 after 2 is already high is necessary to clock the IRQ counter
* 7 is CPU /A15 in the Vs. System
* 7 is CPU /A15 in the Vs. System


Source: [[//forums.nesdev.org/viewtopic.php?t=19759 Krzysiobal]]
Source: [[//forums.nesdev.org/viewtopic.php?t=19759 Krzysiobal]]

Latest revision as of 21:47, 18 February 2020

Sunsoft-3: 42-pin 0.6" shrink DIP (Canonically mapper 67)

                .---\/---.
  delayed M2 -> | 01  42 | -- VCC                
(n)       M2 -> | 02  41 | <- EXT /IRQ (n/c)
(nr) CPU A11 -> | 03  40 | <- CPU D7  (nr)        
(nr) CPU A12 -> | 04  39 | <- CPU D6  (nr)        
(nr) CPU A13 -> | 05  38 | <- CPU D5  (nr)        
(n)  CPU A14 -> | 06  37 | <- CPU D4  (nr)        
(n)  /ROMSEL -> | 07  36 | <- CPU D3  (nr)        
(n)  CPU R/W -> | 08  35 | <- CPU D2  (nr)        
(r)  PRG /CE <- | 09  34 | <- CPU D1  (nr)        
(n)CIRAM A10 <- | 10  33 | <- CPU D0  (nr)            
(r)  CHR /CE <- | 11  32 | -> /RAM-CE (n/c)
(nr) PPU A10 -> | 12  31 | -> RAM+CE  (n/c)
(n)  PPU A11 -> | 13  30 | <- PPU A13 (n)       
(n)  PPU A12 -> | 14  29 | <- PPU /RD (n)          
(r)  CHR A16 <- | 15  28 | -> /IRQ    (n)    
(r)  CHR A15 <- | 16  27 | -> PRG A14 (r) 
(r)  CHR A14 <- | 17  26 | -> PRG A15 (r) 
(r)  CHR A13 <- | 18  25 | -> PRG A16 (r) 
(r)  CHR A12 <- | 19  24 | -> PRG A17 (n/c) 
(r)  CHR A11 <- | 20  23 | -> /PRG A17 (n/c)      
     GND     -- | 21  22 | -> $f800.4 (n/c)
                '--------'

Notes:

  • 1 is delayed by roughly 80ns by an external RC
  • 1 and 2 must both be high to access registers or drive the RAM enables, and a rising edge of this combined signal clocks the IRQ counter.
  • 7 is CPU /A15 in the Vs. System

Source: [Krzysiobal]