View source for Midnight Resistance (Japan?)

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|+ style="background:silver" | EMU Infos
|-
|dumper || f205v, Corrado Tomaselli
|-
|date || 17/11/2005
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|emulator || 
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|dev || 
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|+ style="background:silver" | PCB Infos
|-
|name || '''296'''
|-
|description || '''Midnight Resistance (Japan?)'''
|-
|year || '''1989'''
|-
|manufacturer || '''Data East'''
|}

==Technical references==
===CPUs===
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|-align="left" 
!QTY
!Type
!clock
!position
!function
|-
|1x || [[68000|MC68000P12]] ||  || 12F || 16/32-bit Microprocessor - main
|-
|1x || [[Data East custom chip|Data East custom L7B0073]] ||  || 4B || DECO custom graphics chip
|-
|3x || [[Data East custom chip|Data East custom L7B0072]] ||  || 10D,15D,20D || DECO custom graphics chip
|-
|1x || [[YM2203|YM2203C]] ||  || 4J || FM Operator Type-N (OPM) - sound
|-
|1x || [[YM3812|YM3812]] ||  || 6J || FM Operator Type-L II (OPL II) - sound
|-
|2x || [[YM3014|YM3014]] ||  || 4K,6K || D/A Converter (DAC) - sound
|-
|1x || [[6295|M6295]] ||  || 1J || 4-Channel Mixing ADCPM Voice Synthesis LSI - sound
|-
|1x || [[6280|HuC6280]] ||  || 1E || 8-bit Microprocessor - sound
|-
|2x || [[C3403|NEC uPC3403]] ||  || 3K,5L || Quad Operational Amplifier - sound
|-
|1x || Audio Power Amplifier ||  || 1L || Audio Power Amplifier - sound
|-
|1x || oscillator || 1.0000MHz || XTAL1 5H || 
|-
|1x || oscillator || 24.0000MHz || XTAL2 8K || 
|-
|1x || oscillator || 20.0000MHz || XTAL4 10K || 
|}

===ROMs===
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|-align="left" 
!QTY
!Type
!position
!status
|-
|3x || [[27512|27512]] || 4,5,16 || dumped
|-
|3x || [[27010|57c1001]] || 12,14,17 || dumped
|-
|12x || [[27010|TC541001]] || 0,1,2,3,6,7,8,9,10,11,13,15 || dumped
|-
|1x || [[PROM|MB7114H]] || 22F || dumped
|}

===RAMs===
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|-align="left" 
!QTY
!Type
!position
|-
|5x || [[SRAM 8k x 8|TMM2063AP-10]] || 8B,9B,3F,11J,12J
|-
|2x || [[SRAM 2k x 8|TMM2018AP-35]] || 21J,22J
|-
|8x || [[SRAM 2k x 8|HM3-65728K-5]] || 13B,14B,17B,18B,4D,5D,6F,7F
|}

===PLDs===
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|-align="left" 
!QTY
!Type
!position
!status
|-
|1x || [[16r4|PAL16R4ACN]] || PAL1 || dumped
|-
|5x || [[16l8|PAL16L8ACN]] || PAL2-6 || dumped
|}

===Others===
1x 28x2 JAMMA edge connector<br>
3x 13 legs rotary joystick connectors<br>
1x trimmer (volume)(6M)<br>
2x 8 DIP switches banks(14L,17L)

==Notes==
PCB is marked: "DATA EAST", "DE-0323-4" and "MADE IN JAPAN" on component side<br>
PCB is labelled: "45 - (C)1989 - DATA EAST", "ORIGINAL PRODUCT SEAL B 361783 DECO DATA EAST CORPORATION" and "AAMA EXPORT 001783" on component side
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<pre>
label format is:
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|     FH      | -> game code
|     16-     | -> rom number
|  DATA EAST  | -> producer
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</pre>
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ATTENTION!!!<br>
Some roms must be defective, since before 2° level boss the PCB loops the background without end, and you can't go ahead.<br>
We tried this dump in MAME and the behaviour is the same. 

==Files==
<gallery widths="150px">
Image:296_PCB_component_side.jpg|PCB component side
Image:296_PCB_component_side_notes.jpg|PCB component side notes
File:296.zip|ROMs
</gallery>

296
[[Category:Arcade]]
[[Category:f205v]]
[[Category:Corrado Tomaselli]]
[[Category:Dump complete]]
[[Category:Unemulated]]
[[Category:1989]]
[[Category:Data East]]