Pango Fun (Italy)

EMU Infos
dumper	f205v
date	01/11/2006
emulator	MAME 0.111u4
dev	David Haywood

PCB Infos
name	pangofun
description	Pango Fun (Italy)
year	1995
manufacturer	InfoCube (Pisa-Italy)

Technical references

CPUs

QTY	Type	clock	position	function
1x	80486		main board	Microprocessor - main
1x	CIRRUS CLGD5401-42QC-B-31063-198AC		video board
1x	oscillator	14.31818 MHz	main board

ROMs

QTY	Type	position	status
1x	27C512	main board BIOS	dumped
1x	MaskROM 28pin	video board VGA BIOS	not dumped
5x	AM27C040	ROMs board u11,u12,u31,u32,u33	dumped
1x	TMS27C040	ROMs board u13	not working, broken
1x	27C010	ROMs board u39	dumped

RAMs

QTY	Type	position
4x	RAM banks	main board

PLDs

QTY	Type	position	status
4x	PALCE16V8H	main board u5,u25,u26,u28	read protected
1x	PALCE20V8H	main board u42	dumped
1x	PALCE20V8H	main board u44	read protected
2x	PALCE22V10H	main board u45,u49	read protected

Others

1x 28x2 JAMMA edge connector (ROMs board)
1x EISA connector (to motherboard) (ROMs board)
1x VGA in connector (from Video PCB) (ROMs board)
1x stereo audio jack (from sound card) (ROMs board)
1x 13x2 legs connector(only 2 legs used for red/black cable from Video PCB) (ROMs board)
1x trimmer (volume) (ROMs board)
2x 8 switches dip (ROMs board)
1x Keyboard DIN connector (not used) (main board)
1x VGA connetctor (to ROMs PCB) (video board)
1x red/black cable (to ROMs PCB) (video board)
1x stereo audio out (to ROMs PCB) (audio board)

Notes

marking: rl00rv00
Main board is a standard 486 motherboard
Video board is a standard VGA EISA board
ROMs board is a custom PCB, with EISA connector to motherboard on one side and JAMMA connetcor on the other side
Sound board (missing) is a standard ISA 16bit sound card)
-- I have:
3 Main PCBs (all of them without 80486)
11 Video PCBs
4 ROMs PCBs (only one has EPROMs)

Game was programmed by Giovanni Tummarello and Roberto Molinelli in 1990 for Amiga; it was an action/strategy videogame published by Proxxima Software (Rome, Italy) and later ported to PC machines and published in 1994 by AIM Games software (US) and in Arcade Version (Coin-Op) by InfoCube (Pisa, Italy)