If your version is using 2532's, then the A11 of the 2532 is the old
ChipSelect on the 2716, which was often A11 (like Pacman, Tempest and other
games)
John :-#)#
At 09:12 AM 4/1/2000 , Tek wrote:
>Hi guys-
>
>I was wondering, is a newer Tempest board with only half of the ROMS different
>from the 'normal' one?
>
>As far as I could see the address decoder is still the same, but how does it
>know the data of each second
>ROM is in the first location?
>
>Cya !
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