RE: Cinematronics Masked ROM part numbers

G'day folks,

Based on your description of a single pin pulled out of the socket, I'd
guess Warrior based on my experience. However, I haven't had as much
exposure to Speed Freak as I'd like.

Get the part number off of the mother board.....if it has a pac-man like
symbol on it (after the 1081?), then you have a later revision of the
Vectorbeam motherboard and I can guarantee it's a Warrior.

                Steven S Ozdemir
                sso@dsc.com

ps - I think you should see the JMI interrupt wiring mod added across
the top of the board for Warrior.

pps - All Cinematronics (Star Hawk, Space Wars) and Vectorbeam (Warrior,
Speed Freak and Space Wars) games have their two masked ROMS configured
like you describe. As I rememberf Tail Gunner has four masked ROMs?

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>From: aek@goonsquad.spies.com[SMTP:aek@goonsquad.spies.com]
>Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 1997 12:12 PM
>To: vectorlist@goonsquad.spies.com
>Subject: RE: Cinematronics Masked ROM part numbers
>
>ps - I'd guess you have a Speed Freak, but it could be a Warrior. Could
>you describe the wiring mods.
>
>I forgot to bring in the actual numbers with me to work today (I sent mail
>to Zonn with them, but never heard anything back)
>
>The ROMs sit in the 1st and third slots, with one leg of each lifted and
>run over to the adjacent empty slots.
>
>used <empty> used <empty>
>
>Thinking about it, I think I remember the Speed Freak ROMs being set up
>this way on MrBill's board.
>
Received on Tue Jun 10 11:23:23 1997