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|name || ''' | |name || '''[http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/?mame=subhuntr subhuntr on Arcade Database]''' | ||
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|description || '''Sub Hunter (Model Racing)''' | |description || '''Sub Hunter (Model Racing)''' | ||
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!function | !function | ||
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|1x || [[2621| | |1x || [[2621|CT430I]] || || main PCB B8 || Universal Sync Generator (PAL) - Video | ||
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| | |2x || [[2636|2636]] || || main PCB H5 L5 || Programmable Video Interface | ||
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|1x || [[2650|2650]] || OSC/2 = 1.7897725 MHz || main PCB F5 || 8-bit Microprocessor - main | |1x || [[2650|2650]] || OSC/2 = 1.7897725 MHz || main PCB F5 || 8-bit Microprocessor - main | ||
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|1x || oscillator || 3.579545 MHz || main PCB A9 || | |1x || oscillator || 3.579545 MHz || main PCB A9 || | ||
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|1x || [[LM324|LM324]] || - || sound PCB A || Quad Operational Amplifier - sound | |||
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|3x || [[LM741|LM741]] || - || sound PCB B,C,D || Operational Amplifier - sound | |||
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|2x || [[SRAM 256 x 4|2101-1]] || main PCB B4,C4 | |2x || [[SRAM 256 x 4|2101-1]] || main PCB B4,C4 | ||
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1x 43x2 edge connector (main PCB)<br> | 1x 43x2 edge connector (main PCB)<br> | ||
1x 22x2 edge connector (sound PCB)<br> | 1x 22x2 edge connector (sound PCB)<br> | ||
6x trimmer (sound PCB VR1-VR6) | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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RAM should be from 1C00 to 1FFF</pre> | RAM should be from 1C00 to 1FFF</pre> | ||
All components are dated "1979", it's a color game (as opposed to B/W Taito's "Depthcharge" or Gremlin's "Sub Hunter"), so we can assume release year to be 1979. | All components are dated "1979", it's a color game (as opposed to B/W Taito's "Depthcharge" or Gremlin's "Sub Hunter"), so we can assume release year to be 1979. | ||
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update 20210426: from Cuavas and Tafoid: <s>the Model Racing Sub Hunter PCB has been stripped for parts, it's missing the main RAM (only text layer RAM present which the CPU can't read back), and one PVI.</s><br> | |||
added schematics | |||
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update 20210601: from Alessio: there is a fully working original cabinet in Alessio's arcade collection.<br>Confimed that there is a difference between schematics and real hardware.<br>On schematics there are:<br> | |||
2x [[2636|2636]] main PCB N5 - Programmable Video Interface<br> | |||
8x [[SRAM 256 x 4|2112-2]] main PCB G8,G9,H8,H9,L8,L9,M8,M9<br> | |||
which are not present on the real working PCB.<br> | |||
Added pics | |||
==Files== | ==Files== | ||
<gallery widths="150px"> | <gallery widths="150px"> | ||
Image:1329_main_PCB_component_side.jpg|main PCB component side | Image:1329_main_PCB_component_side.jpg|1st main PCB component side | ||
Image:1329_main_PCB_solder_side.jpg|main PCB solder side | Image:1329_main_PCB_solder_side.jpg|1st main PCB solder side | ||
Image:1329_sub_PCB_component_side.jpg|sub PCB component side | Image:1329_sub_PCB_component_side.jpg|1st sub PCB component side | ||
Image:1329_sub_PCB_solder_side.jpg|sub PCB solder side | Image:1329_sub_PCB_solder_side.jpg|1st sub PCB solder side | ||
Image:1329_schematics1.jpg|schematics 1 | |||
Image:1329_schematics2.jpg|schematics 2 | |||
Image:1329_schematics3.jpg|schematics 3 | |||
Image:1329_schematics4.jpg|schematics 4 | |||
Image:1329_2nd_main_PCB_component_side.jpg|2nd main PCB component side | |||
Image:1329_2nd_assembled_PCBs.jpg|2nd assembled PCBs | |||
Image:1329_cabinet.jpg|Cabinet | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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[[Category:Arcade]] | [[Category:Arcade]] | ||
[[Category:Piero Andreini]] | [[Category:Piero Andreini]] | ||
[[Category:Alessio]] | |||
[[Category:David Haywood]] | [[Category:David Haywood]] | ||
[[Category:Dump complete]] | [[Category:Dump complete]] |
Latest revision as of 14:46, 20 October 2024
dumper | Piero Andreini |
date | 18/10/2015 |
emulator | MAME 0.167 |
dev | David Haywood |
name | subhuntr on Arcade Database |
description | Sub Hunter (Model Racing) |
year | 1979 |
manufacturer | Model Racing |
Technical references
CPUs
QTY | Type | clock | position | function |
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1x | CT430I | main PCB B8 | Universal Sync Generator (PAL) - Video | |
2x | 2636 | main PCB H5 L5 | Programmable Video Interface | |
1x | 2650 | OSC/2 = 1.7897725 MHz | main PCB F5 | 8-bit Microprocessor - main |
1x | oscillator | 3.579545 MHz | main PCB A9 | |
1x | LM324 | - | sound PCB A | Quad Operational Amplifier - sound |
3x | LM741 | - | sound PCB B,C,D | Operational Amplifier - sound |
ROMs
QTY | Type | position | status |
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4x | 2708 | main PCB F7,H7,L7,N7 | dumped |
1x | N82S115 | main PCB B2 | dumped |
RAMs
QTY | Type | position |
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2x | 2101-1 | main PCB B4,C4 |
PLDs
QTY | Type | position | status |
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0x |
Others
1x 43x2 edge connector (main PCB)
1x 22x2 edge connector (sound PCB)
6x trimmer (sound PCB VR1-VR6)
Notes
main PCB is marked "CS217" and "20520/1L" and is labeled "09900278"
sub PCB is marked "CS218" and is labeled "10901903"
From Piero Andreini:
Memory map is: Address Name Pos Fluke CRC 0000-03FF MR21 6F 3620 0400-07FF MR22 6H 017D 0800-0BFF MR25 6L 8464 0C00-0FFF MR24 6N FD3D RAM should be from 1C00 to 1FFF
All components are dated "1979", it's a color game (as opposed to B/W Taito's "Depthcharge" or Gremlin's "Sub Hunter"), so we can assume release year to be 1979.
update 20210426: from Cuavas and Tafoid: the Model Racing Sub Hunter PCB has been stripped for parts, it's missing the main RAM (only text layer RAM present which the CPU can't read back), and one PVI.
added schematics
update 20210601: from Alessio: there is a fully working original cabinet in Alessio's arcade collection.
Confimed that there is a difference between schematics and real hardware.
On schematics there are:
2x 2636 main PCB N5 - Programmable Video Interface
8x 2112-2 main PCB G8,G9,H8,H9,L8,L9,M8,M9
which are not present on the real working PCB.
Added pics
Files
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1st main PCB component side
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1st main PCB solder side
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1st sub PCB component side
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1st sub PCB solder side
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schematics 1
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schematics 2
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schematics 3
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schematics 4
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2nd main PCB component side
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2nd assembled PCBs
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Cabinet
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