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author Phil Bennett <philipjbennett@users.noreply.github.com>2010-07-15 09:56:57 +0000
committer Phil Bennett <philipjbennett@users.noreply.github.com>2010-07-15 09:56:57 +0000
commit20083dd01457cbf4e59cbdc290304618fa497f56 (patch)
treeb2abfde0b34fc24e636da46dc846cfd9e64d0fea
parent8505e40b7f4efb725a2980617176a9271bc53b5c (diff)
Added information on the Naomi 171-8346C cartridge type [f205v]
-rw-r--r--src/mame/drivers/naomi.c49
1 files changed, 44 insertions, 5 deletions
diff --git a/src/mame/drivers/naomi.c b/src/mame/drivers/naomi.c
index fe93e33ce29..28c2c71ccc8 100644
--- a/src/mame/drivers/naomi.c
+++ b/src/mame/drivers/naomi.c
@@ -171,7 +171,7 @@ Naomi 2 / GD-ROM | | |
NAOMI ROM cart usage
-------------------------
-There are 3 know types of carts manufactured by Sega: 171-7919A, 171-7978B, 171-8132B
+There are 4 known types of carts manufactured by Sega: 171-7919A, 171-7978B, 171-8132B, 171-8346C
There are also 2 types of carts manufactured by Namco: MASK-B, MASK-C
837-13668 171-7919A (C) Sega 1998
@@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ Notes:
The other side of the cart PCB just has more locations for
SOP44 MASKROMs... IC12S to IC21S (ROM12 to ROM21)
- IC1-IC21S - MaskROM (SOP44), either 32M or 64M. Not all positions are populated.
+ IC1-IC21S - MaskROM (SOP44), either 32Mb or 64Mb. Not all positions are populated.
IC22 - EPROM (DIP42), either 27C160 or 27C322
JP1 - JUMPER Sets the size of the EPROM. 1-2 = 32M, 2-3 = 16M
IC37 - FLASHROM (SOIC8) Xicor X76F100 Secure SerialFlash
@@ -283,7 +283,7 @@ Notes:
IC13S - EEPROM (SOIC8) 25LC040 serial EEPROM
IC14 - 256 x 9 AsyncFIFO, 5.0V (SOP28)
IC15 - SRAM (SOJ28) 32kx8, IDT71256
-IC17S-IC38S - MaskROM (SOP44), either 32M or 64M
+IC17S-IC38S - MaskROM (SOP44), either 32Mb or 64Mb
CN1/2/3 - connectors joining to main board
Games known to use this PCB include....
@@ -316,11 +316,11 @@ Virtua Tennis 2 / Power Smash 2 (Rev A) 840-0084C 22327A 18 (64Mb) A54SX32
| |
| ----CN3---- ----CN1---- |
|----------------------------------------------------------|
-
Notes:
+ The female side of the cart PCB only has traces
OSC1 - oscillator 28.000MHz
- IC1-IC11 - MaskROM (TSOP48), 128M
+ IC1-IC11 - MaskROM (TSOP48), 128Mb
IC22 - EPROM (DIP42), either 27C160 or 27C322
JP1 - JUMPER Sets the size of the EPROM. 1-2 = 32M, 2-3 = 16M
IC27 - PLD Sega 315-6319A ALTERA EPM7032 (PLCC44)
@@ -349,6 +349,45 @@ Zero Gunner 2 841-0020C 23689 ? (128Mb) 315-6319A
+171-8346C (C) Sega 2005
+|---------------------------------------------------------|
+| IC12 IC8 ----CN2---- -|
+| (IC22,1-7) IC7 |
+| IC6 |
+| IC13 IC9 IC4 |
+| (IC8-15) |
+| IC5 IC2 IC3 | male side
+| IC14 IC10 JP1 IC16 |
+| (IC16-21) JP2 |
+| IC1 |
+| IC15 IC11 |
+| ----CN3---- ----CN1---- |
+|----------------------------------------------------------|
+Notes:
+ The female side of the cart PCB only has traces
+
+ IC1 - 74LVCH16245A (16bit transceiver with direction pin)
+ IC2 - XC3S50 Xilinx Spartan FPGA (TQFP144)
+ IC3 - PIC16C621A EPROM-Based 8-Bit CMOS Microcontroller (PDIP18) with internal memory.
+ On the end of the number, -JPN means it requires Japanese BIOS, -COM will run with any BIOS
+ IC4 - XCF01SVG Xilinx Platform Flash In-System Programmable Configuration PROMS (TSSOP20)
+ IC5 - 74LVC08A (Quad 2-input AND gate)
+ IC6 - 74LVCH16245A (16bit transceiver with direction pin)
+ IC7 - empty socket for EPROM (DIP42), either 27C160 or 27C322
+ IC8-IC15 - S29GL512N FlashROM (TSOP56), 512Mb.
+ IC16 - R3112N431A Low voltage detector with output delay (SOT-23-5)
+ JP1 - JUMPER Sets the size of the EPROM. 1-2 = 32M, 2-3 = 16M
+ JP2 - JUMPER unknown function
+ CN1/2/3 - connectors joining to main board
+ CN4 - 6 legs connector for ISP programming
+
+ Games known to use this PCB include....
+ Sticker EPROM # of SOP56
+Game on cart IC7# FLASHROMs IC2# IC3# IC4# Notes
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+Touch De Zunou (Rev A) 840-0166C unpopulated 2 (512Mb) XC3S50 317-0435-JPN XCF01S IC4# is marked "18"
+
+
Note! Generally, games that require a special I/O board or controller will not boot at all with a
standard NAOMI I/O board. Usually they display a message saying the I/O board is not acceptable
or not connected properly.