> This thread really belongs in MAME Chat as it's more end-user oriented as far as I > can tell. > > > - Is the qdsp qs1000 datasheet available/complete? > > A sheet is available, but it is nowhere near complete as far as I recall. > > > - The qdsp has a internal 80c32 CPU that is mcs51 compatible, isn't it? > > I don't know the type of the internal CPU off the top of my head - if you could cite > a source for your belief that would be helpful.
From mame source eolith driver:
Sound: General MIDI Chipset QDSP 1000 MIDI Player (80c32 CPU)
The QDSP 1000 chipset (AdMos 9638R) it's also used on ADLIB MSC 16/32 CX4236B/37B soundcards, ESS Audiodrive 1869F soundcards, and ATC-6631W soundcards.
http://queststudios.com/smf/index.php?topic=2885.0
> > > - Decapping it, would help? > > Decapping it should help as far as reading out the internal ROM, yes. > > > - The AT89c52 mcu in eolith driver is also mcs51 compatible, so only there is > needed > > a dump of the internal rom. Decapping? > > Yes, that MCU should be decappable. > > > - Is the 80c301 cpu known? Is the datasheet available/complete? > > I assume this is a typo of "80c32"? >
From mame source:
Sound CPU: 80c301/AT89c52
The GMS80c301 is an 80c31 (mcs51 compatible) so there's no need to write a new core.
CROSS REFERENCE:
M.V.I. MSU2051 MSU2031
W.B. W78C51 W78C31
Philips 80C51 80C31
L.G. GMS80C501 GMS80C301
Intel 80C51 80C31
CCL. itri CIC80510 - - - - -
Atmel AT80C51 AT80C31
http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/datasheet/mosel/MSU2031C16.pdf
> > What about Zoom ZSG-2 sound DSP? Is the datasheet available/complete? Decapping it > > would help? > > It's a full-custom chip made for Taito and as far as we know it was never sold to > anyone. It's a wavetable engine and therefore decapping it is unlikely to be useful > in any way. The base problem with it right now is that the MN10200 MCU emulation is > not complete.
Perhaps this helps:
MN10200 datasheet
http://www.datasheetarchive.com/pdf/getf...7.pdf&scan=
Edited by Chuky (01/03/11 03:46 PM)
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