Re: Can you use a 63C09E CPU in a Fluke 6809 9000A pod ?

Anybody ? - I presume its worth a try, and I've not tried out my pod yet....

However, I've just snagged an Abi Boardmaster so I'm going to have a go with
that first !!

Cheers, Col

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From: "Colin Davies" <colin.w.davies@btopenworld.com>
To: <techtoolslist@flippers.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2011 6:39 PM
Subject: [Techtoolslist] Can you use a 63C09E CPU in a Fluke 6809 9000A pod
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> Hi Chaps
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> I have a Konami board (Gryzor / Contra) to troubleshoot, getting a garbage
> screen.
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> I've removed the old 63C09E CPU and replaced with another from a donor
> board and its nicely socketed. There is some better activity on the
> Address Bus now (some of the lines were floating on the CPU)
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> Can I safely use this 63C09E CPU in the 6809 Fluke 9000A Pod ?? .... It's
> Supposed to be pin and instruction set compatiable. If not I'll use a
> 6809E and at least I'll be able to do some basic tests.
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> Thanks,
> Colin
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