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|    Ed Vance to Terry Raymond    |
|    C64/C-128 MOS chip pin in    |
|    22 Nov 15 19:37:00    |
      11-21-15 12:23 Terry Raymond wrote to All about C64/C-128 MOS chip pin in       Howdy! Terry,               TR> @MSGID: <5651A991.1239.cbm@capcity2.synchro.net>        TR> Hi where could I find all C64/ C-128 MOS chip pin info mainly I need to        TR> know with each chip where Ground pin is?              -snip-              In the "The Anatomy Of the Commodore 64" book by Abacus Software,       I found this information, Hope it helps.              I.C. GND Pin       6510 CPU 21       6581 SID 14       6567 VIC 20              The book says Pin 1 of the 6526 CIA is mass, that may be the GND Pin       since all other pins of that I.C. are signal lines.              The Expansion Port has GND at Pins 1, 22, A and Z .              The User Port has GND at Pins 1,12, A and N .              I couldn't find the schematic of the C=64 in the back of my copy of       the Commodore 64 Programmers Manual or I would had used that instead       of the Anatomy book.              Jameco in the past has had parts for the C=64, look them up - jameco.com                     ... Efficiency is a highly developed form of laziness.       --- MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.49       --- SBBSecho 2.12-Linux        * Origin: CCO BBS - capcity2.synchro.net - 502-875-8938 (1:2320/105.1)    |
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