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It is a card containing 60kB of RAM and 8kB of EEPROM, divided into two banks of 4kB switched by a jumper on the board.
The card offers a monochrome display in text mode of 80 characters per 24 lines and graphics with a resolution of 480 x 288 pixels.
First output card to test the functionality of my NED8PC computer.
The card contains only the most important components: 8 LEDs with resistors, a 74HCT574 output latch and an address decoder consisting of 75154 (54145 - 1 of 16 decoder), 74LS32 (4x OR) and 74LS14 (6x NEG). And of course a couple of 100nF capacitors.
The address of the card is 00h and is addressed as an output device by the OUT instruction.
I made some progress and at least printed new labels on the front panel.
The card itself contains a CPU UA880D which is a clone of the Z80 CPU operating at up to 4MHz. Furthermore, an oscillator with a frequency divider with the possibility of adjustment with a jumper. And a reset circuit.
Unfortunately, I didn't avoid using wire jumpers, which also have to be this long due to an error in the design (I didn't make holes for them). In addition, I chose the wrong spacing of the CPU socket, so I also made a reduction.
Thanks to PCBway, I was able to make a professional PCB for another card, the NED8CPU.
The card is double-sided, metallized, including printing, and was at home within 2 weeks of ordering.
Now I will install and test :-)
This is a card with 64 KB of RAM memory.
I finished the DMA memory write card and faceplate
The labels on the front panel are still provisional.
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