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Thank you. I'll give it a try when I boot windows the next time.
I programmed the EPROM with the option "absolute binary". Because the rom-file has a size of exact 32kB it seemed quite logical.
I'll test it this week.
Regards,
Basique
I read the specifications of the Intel Hex format at **broken link removed**
So my file should look something like that:
:10010000214601360121470136007EFE09D2190140
:100110002146017EB7C20001FF5F16002148011988
So it's an ascii-format.
But my file is complete binary. A normal text...
Hello!
I want to program an eprom for the gameboy.
The programmer wants to know in which format the rom-file is.
Possible choices are:
binary (formatted)
binary (unformatted)
several intel formats
...
I only know that the gameboy uses a kind of Z80 processor.
The rom is just a...
gbdso gameboy oscilloscope
Thanks everyone!
Because I really had no idea which chip to choose, I asked TeeSee, who recently build the GBDSO.
He recommended the TLE2062. Because his device is working, I decided to try this one.
If everything works, I will post again.
Regards,
Basique
gbdso
Hello!
I'm trying to build the GBDSO (gameboy oscilloscope). For this reason I need the Motorola MC33182D, which is obsolete.
The datasheet can be found at:
www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/MOTOROLA/MC33182.html
Is there any other chip with the same specifications? I have no...
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