INES Mapper 036: Difference between revisions
(sat down with the cartridge and a cart-swap and did my best to figure out what's going on) |
(include pinout) |
||
| Line 14: | Line 14: | ||
read $4100-4103: [xxRR xxxx] | read $4100-4103: [xxRR xxxx] | ||
|||| |||| | |||| |||| | ||
||++------ reads show the internal state. | ||++------ reads show the internal state. | ||
++---++++- open bus | ++---++++- open bus | ||
write $4100: when M=0, copy PP to RR. When M=1, RR=RR+1 | write $4100: when M=0, copy PP to RR. When M=1, RR=RR+1 | ||
| Line 22: | Line 22: | ||
write $8000-$FFFF: copy RR to PRG banking pins | write $8000-$FFFF: copy RR to PRG banking pins | ||
This PRG behavior is confusing but seems to be complete | This PRG behavior is confusing but seems to be complete. | ||
The ''05-00002-010'' ASIC is connected as: | |||
.--\/--. | |||
¹NC <- |01 24| -> NC | |||
(r) PRG A16 <- |02 23| -> NC | |||
(r) PRG A15 <- |03 22| -> NC | |||
GND ?? |04 21| <- CPU A13 (rn) | |||
5V ?? |05 20| <- CPU A14 (rn) | |||
NC <> |06 19| ?? GND | |||
5V ?? |07 18| <- CPU R/W (n) | |||
NC <> |08 17| <- /ROMSEL (rn) | |||
NC <> |09 16| <- M2 (n) | |||
¹NC <> |10 15| <- CPU A8 (rn) | |||
(rn) CPU D5 <> |11 14| <- CPU A1 (rn) | |||
(rn) CPU D4 <> |12 13| <- CPU A0 (rn) | |||
'------' | |||
¹: pins 1 and 10 could respectively function as PRG A17 and CPU D6 if they were connected | |||
However, none of pins 6, 8, or 9 behave like CPU D7. Perhaps they were intended for CHR banking? | |||
Three additional games published by Gluk use the same PCB, with no ASIC. They were also released in other regions on different hardware, and ''only'' Gluk's editions are compatible with the above-mentioned CHR banking. | Three additional games published by Gluk use the same PCB, with no ASIC. They were also released in other regions on different hardware, and ''only'' Gluk's editions are compatible with the above-mentioned CHR banking. | ||
| Line 31: | Line 49: | ||
Compatibility code left in means that all editions of these three games are emulatable as [[NINA-003-006|NINA-06]]. | Compatibility code left in means that all editions of these three games are emulatable as [[NINA-003-006|NINA-06]]. | ||
See also: | See also: | ||
* http://forums.nesdev.org/viewtopic.php?p=167180#p167180 Thread about dumping Policeman starts here | * http://forums.nesdev.org/viewtopic.php?p=167180#p167180 Thread about dumping Policeman starts here | ||
Revision as of 01:03, 27 April 2016
iNES Mapper 036 is assigned to TXC's PCB 01-22000-400, featuring a 74138, a 74175, and usually a 24-pin ASIC labeled 05-00002-010. Two games are currently known to require this definition, both published by Gluk Video:
- Strike Wolf
- Policeman
Even though these games can evidently be emulated as a weird kind of GNROM, the hardware does something quite different:
The CHR banking is definitely implemented using the two 7400-series ICs:
Mask: $E200 write $4200: [.... CCCC] - Select 8 KiB CHR bank
The PRG banking is part of the ASIC:
Mask: $E103
read $4100-4103: [xxRR xxxx]
|||| ||||
||++------ reads show the internal state.
++---++++- open bus
write $4100: when M=0, copy PP to RR. When M=1, RR=RR+1
write $4101: no visible effect
write $4102: [..PP ....] - Request 32 KiB PRG bank
write $4103: [...M ....] - PRG banking mode (0: copy, 1: increment)
write $8000-$FFFF: copy RR to PRG banking pins
This PRG behavior is confusing but seems to be complete.
The 05-00002-010 ASIC is connected as:
.--\/--.
¹NC <- |01 24| -> NC
(r) PRG A16 <- |02 23| -> NC
(r) PRG A15 <- |03 22| -> NC
GND ?? |04 21| <- CPU A13 (rn)
5V ?? |05 20| <- CPU A14 (rn)
NC <> |06 19| ?? GND
5V ?? |07 18| <- CPU R/W (n)
NC <> |08 17| <- /ROMSEL (rn)
NC <> |09 16| <- M2 (n)
¹NC <> |10 15| <- CPU A8 (rn)
(rn) CPU D5 <> |11 14| <- CPU A1 (rn)
(rn) CPU D4 <> |12 13| <- CPU A0 (rn)
'------'
¹: pins 1 and 10 could respectively function as PRG A17 and CPU D6 if they were connected
However, none of pins 6, 8, or 9 behave like CPU D7. Perhaps they were intended for CHR banking?
Three additional games published by Gluk use the same PCB, with no ASIC. They were also released in other regions on different hardware, and only Gluk's editions are compatible with the above-mentioned CHR banking.
- F-15 City War
- Volley ball
- Puzzle
Compatibility code left in means that all editions of these three games are emulatable as NINA-06.
See also:
- http://forums.nesdev.org/viewtopic.php?p=167180#p167180 Thread about dumping Policeman starts here
