Yes. Now I plan all modes fast/uncontended. Perfect memory contention timing will add in 6MHz mode later.

VELESOFT

----- Original Message ----- From: "Simon Owen" <simon.o...@simcoupe.org>
To: <sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no>
Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2013 7:28 PM
Subject: Re: Sam Coupe project..making a real SAM in hardware ??


Will any clones still have a 6MHz mode, with memory timings identical to
the original hardware?  A higher proportion of SAM software depends on
them for video effects, compared to what you'd see on the Spectrum.

Si

On 24/03/2013 14:28, Leslie Anderson wrote:
Hi.

I'm new to the SAM COUPE group and wondered would anyone be interested
in making a homebrew SAM-COUPE ??

It would have an improved spec. on the original:

Z84C0020  20MHz Z80
512K SRAM ( KM68400,K6T4008 etc)
64K or so EEPROM W27C512
CPLDs as glue logic for video, memory and I/O decoding, serial and
parallel input,output RS232, LPT1  etc
SAA1099 sound chip
V9958 +128K RAM as second VDP for sprites etc
possible using a micro-controller for PS/2 mouse / keyboard and
joystick input.

Should cost about £30 for ICs and stuff plus another £50 for a one-of
prototype PCB.

Anyone interested ??

Best Regards


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