Andreas has dumped PAL DD1-6 from his Dig Dug pcb.
The PAL was unprotected and will need to be converted to a GAL (unless you have a blank PAL chip handy).
Thanks to Andreas once again
Currently working on a Caveman Ninja board.
This board has 5 PAL16L8’s on it and all are unprotected.
They are now up for download
A while back I dumped the PAL from my 68000 POD. The chip was unprotected and the pod works fine so assume the chip is good.
Its in its original PAL format so will need converting if you want to use a GAL as replacement.
These are from a large archive that ive had for ages.
These are completely untested and still in whatever format the original device was. I have looked at them to make sure they are not dumps of locked devices but nothing else.
The games are:
Badlands
Birdie King 2
Dragon Saber
Darwin 4078
Double Dribble
Elevator Action Returns
EspGaluda
Express Raider
Hot Shots Tennis
Puzzle Bobble 2X
Sly Spy
Space Invaders 95
Space Invaders DX
The Legend of Kage
Thunder Fox
As always, all feedback on the operation of these files is welcome and credit will be given to testers.
Got my hands on this thing today
There are no EPROM’s in it yet but will knock some together when I get time and test it out.
It has a battery backed RAM and a bank of DIP’s that I have no clue yet as to what they do.
There is a CK2605 PLD at IC10 marked up as 315-5341.
I cannot find any programmer that will actually support these chips but it is known that they can be dumped as a PLS153 and Charles MacDonald has a utility that can trim the overdumped .JED and convert it to a functional PLS153 fusemap. I have uploaded this converted fuse map.
I have also decompiled the .JED into equations and converted it for a GAL22V10 which I will be able to use my converter board for. It is untested, obviously, as I haven’t had the thing up and running yet but will hopefully sort this soon.