On Thu, Nov 14, 2019 at 7:17 AM Jay Jaeger via cctalk
wrote:
> The iSBC 202 is actually two boards: a controller, PSA 1000467 and a
> interface board PWA 1001036.
>
> There are 4 PROMS on the controller/channel board, intel D3604 (512x8),
> labelled A10: 52-722, A11: 52-729, A12: 52-741 and A13:
The iSBC 202 is actually two boards: a controller, PSA 1000467 and a
interface board PWA 1001036.
There are 4 PROMS on the controller/channel board, intel D3604 (512x8),
labelled A10: 52-722, A11: 52-729, A12: 52-741 and A13: 52-735 . I
presume these are what you are looking for.
Unfortunately,
3, 2019 12:45 AM
To: cctalk@classiccmp.org
Subject: WANTED: iSBC-202 microcode image
Hi everyone,
I'm planning to expand my MAME-based emulation of Intel MDS-II systems
with the support for double-density floppy disks. In particular, I'm
thinking of emulating the isbc202 floppy co
Hi everyone,
I'm planning to expand my MAME-based emulation of Intel MDS-II systems
with the support for double-density floppy disks. In particular, I'm
thinking of emulating the isbc202 floppy controller because its
architecture looks very interesting. This board was based on Intel's own
300
