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This can be considered a general-purpose OR gate when not in debug mode. | This can be considered a general-purpose OR gate when not in debug mode. | ||
17,18: missing on TTA2, 3.58MHz [[wikipedia:Ceramic resonator|ceramic resonator]] on LP | 17,18: missing on TTA2, 3.58MHz [[wikipedia:Ceramic resonator|ceramic resonator]] on LP | ||
Note: LP uses a 3-pin resonator, presumably with built-in loading caps. | |||
An equivalent 2-pin quartz resonator will require loading caps approx. 18pF. | |||
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(VRC7.17) --+--|| ||--+-- (VRC7.18) | |||
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--- --- | |||
18pF --- --- 18pF | |||
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+----+----+ | |||
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GND | |||
(Your resonator's datasheet may make a suggestion for this value.) | |||
19: A3 on TTA2, A4 on LP | 19: A3 on TTA2, A4 on LP | ||
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GND---------+-------+-------+------------------+---------+ | GND---------+-------+-------+------------------+---------+ | ||
When the DEBUG pin is tied low, several pins gain function: | |||
.---\/---. | |||
(PPU /RD) OR A -> | 01 48 | -> OR Y (NC) | |||
'''A(w)''' -> | 02 47 | <- '''A(y)''' | |||
GND -- | 03 46 | -> WRAM /CS | |||
'''A(x)''' -> | 04 45 | <- /ROMSEL | |||
/IRQ <+ | 05 44 | -> PRG /CS | |||
: : | |||
PRG A13 <- | 20 29 | <- CPU A14 | |||
PRG A14 <- | 21 28 | <- '''A(z)''' | |||
PRG A15 <- | 22 27 | <- '''/IC''' | |||
PRG A16 <- | 23 26 | -> PRG A18 | |||
GND -- | 24 25 | -> PRG A17 | |||
`--------' | |||
For more information on debug mode, see [[VRC7_audio#Debug_Mode|VRC7 audio: Debug Mode]] | |||
Latest revision as of 02:16, 28 July 2022
Konami VRC7: 48-pin 0.6" PDIP marked: "VRC VII 053982" (canonically iNES Mapper 085)
.---\/---. (PPU /RD) OR A -> | 01 48 | -> OR Y (NC) (PPU A13) OR B -> | 02 47 | <- M2 GND -- | 03 46 | -> WRAM /CS R/W -> | 04 45 | <- /ROMSEL /IRQ <+ | 05 44 | -> PRG /CS CIRAM A10 <- | 06 43 | -> Audio Out CPU D0 <> | 07 42 | -- +5V CPU D1 <> | 08 41 | -> CHR A17 CPU D2 <> | 09 40 | -> CHR A16 CPU D3 <> | 10 39 | -> CHR A15 CPU D4 <> | 11 38 | -> CHR A14 CPU D5 <> | 12 37 | -> CHR A13 CPU D6 <> | 13 36 | -> CHR A12 CPU D7 <> | 14 35 | -> CHR A11 /DEBUG -> | 15 34 | -> CHR A10 CPU A5 -> | 16 33 | <- PPU A12 Crystal X2 -> | 17 32 | <- PPU A11 Crystal X1 <- | 18 31 | <- PPU A10 CPU An -> | 19 30 | -- +5V PRG A13 <- | 20 29 | <- CPU A14 PRG A14 <- | 21 28 | <- CPU A13 PRG A15 <- | 22 27 | <- CPU A12 PRG A16 <- | 23 26 | -> PRG A18 GND -- | 24 25 | -> PRG A17 `--------' 01,02: The OR gate on pins 1, 2, and 48 was intended for a 28-pin 128KiB CHR ROM, but TTA2 doesn't use it. Perhaps it's too slow? This can be considered a general-purpose OR gate when not in debug mode. 17,18: missing on TTA2, 3.58MHz ceramic resonator on LP Note: LP uses a 3-pin resonator, presumably with built-in loading caps. An equivalent 2-pin quartz resonator will require loading caps approx. 18pF. _ || || 3.579545 MHz (VRC7.17) --+--|| ||--+-- (VRC7.18) | ||_|| | --- --- 18pF --- --- 18pF | | +----+----+ | GND (Your resonator's datasheet may make a suggestion for this value.) 19: A3 on TTA2, A4 on LP Expansion audio mixing circuit:[1] The audio is mixed through a ceramic daughterboard with a 9 pin SIP connector. Pins 4-6 are unconnected, since they were primarily used for laser trimming the resistors during production. From 2A03---o--+-----------+ (Cart.45) | | To RF-------o--| | (Cart.46) | | GND---------o--| | | | NC o--| | (Mix.4) | | NC o--| | (Mix.5) | | NC o--| | (Mix.6) | | GND---------o--| | | | From VRC7---o--| | (VRC7.43) | | VCC---------o--+-----------+ Equivalent circuit schematic: The daughterboard uses a dual op-amp for amplification. Only one amplifier is used. From 2A03----------------------------------------------------/\/\/---+ (Cart.45) _ 3.9K | | \ | From VRC7---+---/\/\/---+--------+----------------|+ \ | (VRC7.43) / 27K | / |IC.A>-+---/\/\/---+---To RF \ --- \ +--|- / | 2.2K (Cart.46) / 2.2K --- 4.7n / 33K | |_/ | | | | | 240K | +-----------+--------+ NC------+--/\/\/--+ | (Mix.5) / | | VCC---+-------+ \ | | | _ | | / 4.3K | | | | \| | NC------+ +---NC | +-|+ \ --- (Mix.6) | / (Mix.4) | | |IC.B>--x --- 0.1u --- \ | +-|- / | --- 0.22u / 910 | |_/| | | | GND---------+-------+-------+------------------+---------+
When the DEBUG pin is tied low, several pins gain function:
.---\/---. (PPU /RD) OR A -> | 01 48 | -> OR Y (NC) A(w) -> | 02 47 | <- A(y) GND -- | 03 46 | -> WRAM /CS A(x) -> | 04 45 | <- /ROMSEL /IRQ <+ | 05 44 | -> PRG /CS : : PRG A13 <- | 20 29 | <- CPU A14 PRG A14 <- | 21 28 | <- A(z) PRG A15 <- | 22 27 | <- /IC PRG A16 <- | 23 26 | -> PRG A18 GND -- | 24 25 | -> PRG A17 `--------'
For more information on debug mode, see VRC7 audio: Debug Mode
See also:
- Decap'ed VRC7: https://siliconpr0n.org/archive/doku.php?id=digshadow:konami:vrc_vii_053982
- Quietust's annotations for the above decap: https://www.qmtpro.com/~nes/chipimages/#vrc7
- More commentary on VRC7 DEBUG mode: https://siliconpr0n.org/archive/doku.php?id=vendor:yamaha:opl2#vrc7_debug_mode