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==Solution== | ==Solution== | ||
Two solutions are available. The first is making a multipurpose RAM/ROM pack, called SuperPack by Pavel Korensky, design files | Two solutions are available. The first is making a multipurpose RAM/ROM pack, called SuperPack by Pavel Korensky, see design files below. | ||
The second is making a PCB similar to the original one that was used in all the ROM packs, Gerber files are below. | The second is making a PCB similar to the original one that was used in all the ROM packs, Gerber files are below. | ||
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Cartridge(3).jpg | Cartridge(3).jpg | ||
Cartridge(5).jpg | Cartridge(5).jpg | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
'''Please note that the files are provided without any guarantee. Use at your own risk!''' | '''Please note that the files are provided without any guarantee. Use at your own risk!''' | ||
[[Category:Repair issues]] | [[Category:Repair issues]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:01, 24 October 2021
TekWiki hosts a large number of ROM images that come from ROM packs that were used to disassemble and display mnemonics for microprocessors. Theses images can be used to program EPROMs. These EPROMs have to be mounted in a cartridge to be able to load the software.
Solution
Two solutions are available. The first is making a multipurpose RAM/ROM pack, called SuperPack by Pavel Korensky, see design files below.
The second is making a PCB similar to the original one that was used in all the ROM packs, Gerber files are below.
There are two .STL files for making a 3D printed case.
Photos
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Please note that the files are provided without any guarantee. Use at your own risk!