> > I am measuring clocks on my Money Money pcb but I have a problem with the tms5200 > > clock. > > > > The frequency counter measure a clock of 565khz instead of 640khz as stated in > mame. > > The problem is that there isn't a resonator near the tms5200. The clock pin is > > connected to some resistors, capacitors and transistors. it is possible also that > the > > trace goes to the 3.58mhz osc but I can't follow anymore the traces. > > > > I believe the clock is made on the pcb with discrete components or discrete > > components are used as divisors > > In this case, what value should be put in mame? > > 640khz. Try measuring the ROMCLK pin of the chip, it should measure 160khz (it is the > main clock / 4). trying to directly measure the clock at the OSC pin, given that > money money uses the tms5200 in RC clock mode and not external clock mode, will > always throw off the result, usually slowing down the clock speed significantly. This > is true for all chips which use RC clocks.
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The original message was from over two years ago... oh well, it'll help someone, I guess...
- Stiletto
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