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CT1350B and the C/MS chip

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First post, by ExTneicsol

Posted on 2015-07-14, 20:45

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I have on my hand a CT1350B with two SAA chip in it ... but no C/MS chip ... i've i read, it's possible to make a copy of this chip on a GAL chip ... but it seem these copy are nowhere to be found! Does someone know where i can get one? It would be a shame to dont dont use this card to it full potential. 😀

Reply 1 of 3, by keropi

Posted on 2015-07-14, 22:55

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you can donwload it from the source (Chuck(G)'s article explaining what he did) : http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum/entry … HAL-PAL-Part-11

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Reply 2 of 3, by ExTneicsol

Posted on 2015-07-14, 23:08

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eehhh, yup, but for that i need a programmer ... and i dont have one ...

Reply 3 of 3, by carlostex

Posted on 2015-07-15, 00:22

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ExTneicsol wrote:
eehhh, yup, but for that i need a programmer ... and i dont have one ...

In the long run a programmer is a very good investment. Very useful tool in retro computing.

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