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// copyright-holders:Roberto Fresca
/********************************************************************************
AMERICAN POKER 2
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AMERICAN POKER 2
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Company: Novomatic.
Year: 1990.
Company: Novomatic.
Year: 1990.
Driver by Roberto Fresca, with a lot of help of Grull Osgo.
Based on a preliminary work of Curt Coder.
Driver by Roberto Fresca, with a lot of help of Grull Osgo.
Based on a preliminary work of Curt Coder.
--- Supported Sets ---
Set Name | Relation | Description
---------+----------+------------------------------------
ampoker2 | parent | American Poker II.
ampkr2b1 | clone | American Poker II (bootleg, set 1).
ampkr2b2 | clone | American Poker II (bootleg, set 2).
ampkr2b3 | clone | American Poker II (bootleg, set 3).
ampkr2b4 | clone | American Poker II (bootleg, set 4).
ampkr228 | clone | American Poker II (iamp2 v28).
pkrdewin | clone | Poker De Win.
ampkr95 | clone | American Poker 95.
videomat | clone | Videomat (polish bootleg).
rabbitpk | clone | Rabbit Poker / Arizona Poker 1.1? (with PIC)
sigmapkr | parent | Sigma Poker.
sigma2k | parent | Sigma Poker 2000.
piccolop | parent | Piccolo Poker 100.
--- Supported Sets ---
Set Name | Relation | Description
---------+----------+------------------------------------
ampoker2 | parent | American Poker II.
ampkr2b1 | clone | American Poker II (bootleg, set 1).
ampkr2b2 | clone | American Poker II (bootleg, set 2).
ampkr2b3 | clone | American Poker II (bootleg, set 3).
ampkr2b4 | clone | American Poker II (bootleg, set 4).
ampkr228 | clone | American Poker II (iamp2 v28).
pkrdewin | clone | Poker De Win.
ampkr95 | clone | American Poker 95.
videomat | clone | Videomat (polish bootleg).
rabbitpk | clone | Rabbit Poker / Arizona Poker 1.1? (with PIC)
sigmapkr | parent | Sigma Poker.
sigma2k | parent | Sigma Poker 2000.
piccolop | parent | Piccolo Poker 100.
*********************************************************************************
Game Notes...
-------------
Game Notes...
-------------
American Poker II uses a standard deck of 52 cards plus 1 Joker card.
The Joker card substitutes for any card. The player places a bet for
the 1st hand deal and can then choose to buy a 2nd draw.
American Poker II uses a standard deck of 52 cards plus 1 Joker card.
The Joker card substitutes for any card. The player places a bet for
the 1st hand deal and can then choose to buy a 2nd draw.
The win combination Jacks or Better is only paid if a 2nd draw is bought.
The win combination Jacks or Better is only paid if a 2nd draw is bought.
Operation...
Operation...
To 'init' (boot) the machine:
1) Turn ON the Operator Key (9).
2) Keep pressed the DOOR key (W). You are entering the Operator Mode.
3) Turn OFF the Operator Key (9).
4) Reset the machine. (you must reset manually the machine due to watchdog issues).
To 'init' (boot) the machine:
1) Turn ON the Operator Key (9).
2) Keep pressed the DOOR key (W). You are entering the Operator Mode.
3) Turn OFF the Operator Key (9).
4) Reset the machine. (you must reset manually the machine due to watchdog issues).
The set ampkr2b3 has a special init code/key:
The set ampkr2b3 has a special init code/key:
1) Turn ON the Supervisor Key (0).
2) Enter the following sequence: HOLD1, HOLD5, HOLD4, HOLD3, HOLD2 and HOLD3.
3) Wait till the Supervisor Mode appear, and turn OFF the Supervisor Key (0).
4) Reset the machine. (you must reset manually the machine due to watchdog issues).
1) Turn ON the Supervisor Key (0).
2) Enter the following sequence: HOLD1, HOLD5, HOLD4, HOLD3, HOLD2 and HOLD3.
3) Wait till the Supervisor Mode appear, and turn OFF the Supervisor Key (0).
4) Reset the machine. (you must reset manually the machine due to watchdog issues).
...The key is produced taking 6 bytes at offset 0x5d40 XORed with their respective pairs
at offset 0x5d50, resulting the sequence of HOLD keys to init the machine.
...The key is produced taking 6 bytes at offset 0x5d40 XORed with their respective pairs
at offset 0x5d50, resulting the sequence of HOLD keys to init the machine.
Operator Mode:
Press '9' once to turn ON the Operator Key. You can find the interim meters (Page 1).
Press HOLD3 to clear the meters. Press '9' again to turn OFF the Operator Key.
Reset the machine to enter the Game Mode.
Operator Mode:
Press '9' once to turn ON the Operator Key. You can find the interim meters (Page 1).
Press HOLD3 to clear the meters. Press '9' again to turn OFF the Operator Key.
Reset the machine to enter the Game Mode.
Supervisor Mode:
Press '0' once to turn ON the Supervisor Key. You can find the permanent meters (Page 1 to 5).
HOLD1, HOLD3 and HOLD5 are the valid keys to navigate through the mode. Press '0' again to turn
OFF the Operator Key.
Reset the machine to enter the Game Mode.
Supervisor Mode:
Press '0' once to turn ON the Supervisor Key. You can find the permanent meters (Page 1 to 5).
HOLD1, HOLD3 and HOLD5 are the valid keys to navigate through the mode. Press '0' again to turn
OFF the Operator Key.
Reset the machine to enter the Game Mode.
To access both modes, no credits should be placed in the machine.
To access both modes, no credits should be placed in the machine.
From Novomatic web site:
From Novomatic web site:
"1990 - American Poker II kommt auf den Markt und wird als
'The Legend' in die Geschichte des Gl?cksspiels eingehen."
"1990 - American Poker II comes on the market and is known as
'The Legend' in the history of gaming."
"1990 - American Poker II kommt auf den Markt und wird als
'The Legend' in die Geschichte des Gl?cksspiels eingehen."
"1990 - American Poker II comes on the market and is known as
'The Legend' in the history of gaming."
----
Sigma Poker:
This poker game was also sold as "upgrade kit" for American Poker II taiwanese boards.
The game has a lot of improvements. New graphics, sounds, bonus, and a totally new
'double-up' feature. Very addictive, in fact.
Sigma Poker:
This poker game was also sold as "upgrade kit" for American Poker II taiwanese boards.
The game has a lot of improvements. New graphics, sounds, bonus, and a totally new
'double-up' feature. Very addictive, in fact.
Sigma only released 2 games for this hardware: Sigma Poker and Sigma Poker 2000.
Both games need some modifications to the original board to be installed.
The rest of Sigma poker games (2001 onwards) were developed for B-52 mainboards.
(2x 6809; HD63484 video controller).
Sigma only released 2 games for this hardware: Sigma Poker and Sigma Poker 2000.
Both games need some modifications to the original board to be installed.
The rest of Sigma poker games (2001 onwards) were developed for B-52 mainboards.
(2x 6809; HD63484 video controller).
Sigma Poker 2000:
Sigma Poker 2000:
This game has better graphics and use 4 times more tiles than other games running
on this hardware. To manage this, the game use 2 extra bits from the color RAM.
This game has better graphics and use 4 times more tiles than other games running
on this hardware. To manage this, the game use 2 extra bits from the color RAM.
To init the game:
To init the game:
1) Turn ON the Supervisor Key (0).
2) Press HOLD5 3 times to enter into page 4 (setup) of the supervisor menu.
3) Press HOLD3 to navegate between options, and highlight "Clear All Informations"
4) Keep pressed HOLD1 for more than 3 seconds.
5) Turn OFF the Supervisor Key (0).
1) Turn ON the Supervisor Key (0).
2) Press HOLD5 3 times to enter into page 4 (setup) of the supervisor menu.
3) Press HOLD3 to navegate between options, and highlight "Clear All Informations"
4) Keep pressed HOLD1 for more than 3 seconds.
5) Turn OFF the Supervisor Key (0).
Piccolo Poker 100:
Piccolo Poker 100:
To 'init' (boot) the machine:
1) Turn ON the Operator Key (9).
2) Press the DOOR key (O). You are entering the Operator Mode.
3) Turn OFF the Operator Key (9).
4) Reset the machine. (sometimes you must reset manually the machine due to watchdog issues).
To 'init' (boot) the machine:
1) Turn ON the Operator Key (9).
2) Press the DOOR key (O). You are entering the Operator Mode.
3) Turn OFF the Operator Key (9).
4) Reset the machine. (sometimes you must reset manually the machine due to watchdog issues).
If you win some credits, you'll be on troubles due to unemulated hopper.
Just discharge the credits one by one pressing quickly the door switch (O)
If you want to play without the hopper issues, just leave the door open (O). In this mode,
the game is playable but doesn't contabilize in the meters.
If you win some credits, you'll be on troubles due to unemulated hopper.
Just discharge the credits one by one pressing quickly the door switch (O)
If you want to play without the hopper issues, just leave the door open (O). In this mode,
the game is playable but doesn't contabilize in the meters.
*********************************************************************************
*** Technical Notes (in progress) ***
*** Technical Notes ***
DIP Switches
------------
DIP Switches
------------
DIP1 Remote Credits
OFF x100
ON x50
DIP1 Remote Credits
OFF x100
ON x50
DIP2 Auto Hold
OFF Off
ON On
DIP2 Auto Hold
OFF Off
ON On
DIP3 DIP4 Rate Tables (*)
OFF OFF RATE: 1 2 3 4 5 10 20 30 40 50
OFF ON RATE: 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 50 100
ON OFF RATE: 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
ON ON RATE: 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
DIP3 DIP4 Rate Tables (*)
OFF OFF RATE: 1 2 3 4 5 10 20 30 40 50
OFF ON RATE: 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 50 100
ON OFF RATE: 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
ON ON RATE: 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
DIP6 Take Winnings (On Double Up)
OFF Take Part (10 Credits steps)
ON Take All
DIP6 Take Winnings (On Double Up)
OFF Take Part (10 Credits steps)
ON Take All
DIP8 Jackpot
OFF Off
ON On
DIP8 Jackpot
OFF Off
ON On
(*) Working only in ampkr95.
(*) Working only in ampkr95.
Hardware Notes:
--------------
- CPU: 1x Z80 @ 3 MHz.
- Video: TTL Logic Raster - 6 MHz Dot Clock.
- Osc: 6.000 MHz Xtal.
- RAM: 1x 6116 (4Kx8) Static RAM.
- VRAM 2x 2016 (4Kx8) Static RAM.
- I/O: 8x 74LS251; 8x 74LS259 (Multiplex 8 Ports > 1 Bit).
- PRG ROMs: 1x 27C512 (64Kx8) EPROM or similar.
- GFX ROMs: 1x 27C128 (16Kx8) EPROM or similar.
- Color PROM: 1x 82S147AN.
- Sound: 1x AY-3-8910.
- Backup Battery: 1x NI-CD 3.6 Volt.
- DIP Switches: 1x 8 switches.
- Watchdog: 1x TL7705 (Texas Instruments). Refresh: 200 Ms.
Hardware Notes:
--------------
Taiwanese PCB Layout:
________________________________________________________________________________
| |
| ______ _________ _________ ______________ _________ __________ |
| | XTAL | | 74LS04 | | 74LS138 | | | | 74LS163 | |PALCE16V8H| |
| | 6MHz | |_________| |_________| | UM6116-2 | |_________| |__________| |
| |______| _________ _________ |______________| _________ ________ __ |
| | 74LS74A | | DM7407N | _______________ | 74LS163 | | 74LS00 ||74||
| |_________| |_________| | | |_________| |________||LS||
| ____________________ _________ | 27C512 | _________ ________ |08||
|| | | MC14020 | |_______________| | 74LS163 | | 74LS157||__||
|| NI-CD 3.6V BATTERY | |_________| |_________| |________| |
||____________________| __________ _____________ _________ ________ |
|____ | 74LS244 | | 74LS245 | | 74LS163 | | 74LS157| |
| |__________| |_____________| |_________| |________| |
____| |
|_28_ ______________________ _________ ________ |
|____ | - Z80A - | | 74LS74 | | 74LS157| |
|____ | TMPZ84C00AP-6 | |_________| |________| |
|____ |______________________| __________ __________ |
|____ ___________ ____________ |PALCE16V8H||D4016CX-20| |
|____ | 74LS244N | | 74LS259N | |__________||__________| |
|____ |___________| |____________| ________ __________ |
|____ ___________ __________ | 74LS02 | |D4016CX-20| |
|____ | TD62003AP | | 74LS251P | |________| |__________| |
|____ |___________| |__________| ____________________ |
|____ ___________ __________ |AY-3-8910 / YM2149F | |
|____ | 74LS259N | | 74LS251P | | or KC89C72 | |
|____ |___________| |__________| |____________________| |
|____ ___________ __________ __________ _________ |
|____ | 74LS259N | | 74LS251P | | 82S147AN | | 74LS245 | |
|____ |___________| |__________| |__________| |_________| |
|____ ___________ __________ _________ |
|____ | 74LS259N | | 74LS251P | | 74LS377 | |
|____ |___________| |__________| |_________| |
|____ ___________ __________ _________ |
|____ ________ | TD62003AP | | 74LS251P | | 74LS377 | |
|____ |12345678| |___________| |__________| |_________| |
|____ |________| __________ _________ _________ |
|____ DSW1 | 74LS194 | | 74LS194 | | 74LS245 | |
|____ |__________| |_________| |_________| |
|____ |
|____ ______ ________________ _____________ _________ |
|_01_ |TL7705| |01 oooooooooo 10| | 27C128 | | 74LS377 | |
| |______| |________________| | D27128D | |_________| |
____| CONNECTOR1 |_____________| |
| |
|________________________________________________________________________________|
- CPU: 1x Z80 @ 3 MHz.
- Video: TTL Logic Raster - 6 MHz Dot Clock.
- Osc: 6.000 MHz Xtal.
- RAM: 1x 6116 (4Kx8) Static RAM.
- VRAM 2x 2016 (4Kx8) Static RAM.
- I/O: 8x 74LS251; 8x 74LS259 (Multiplex 8 Ports > 1 Bit).
- PRG ROMs: 1x 27C512 (64Kx8) EPROM or similar.
- GFX ROMs: 1x 27C128 (16Kx8) EPROM or similar.
- Color PROM: 1x 82S147AN.
- Sound: 1x AY-3-8910.
- Backup Battery: 1x NI-CD 3.6 Volt.
- DIP Switches: 1x 8 switches.
- Watchdog: 1x TL7705 (Texas Instruments). Refresh: 200 Ms.
The main clock (6 MHz.) is generated with a crystal and 74LS04 inverters. This frequency is
used as the pixel clock, then is divided by 2 in a flip-flop (7474) and again to the video
stage like DOT/2 (the video hardware uses a 3 MHz clock synchronous to the pixel clock).
Once again this 3 MHz clock signal is further divided by 2 through a flip-flop (7474) to get
the 1.5 MHz for the AY8910.
The 4020 is clocked at 1.5 MHz. The Q10 output (pin 14) is approximately 1464.84 Hz. Using
an oscilloscope, I measured a value of 60 uS = 1538 Hz. We used a NMI period of 1536 Hz due
to a better binary composition (1024+512).
Inputs/Ouputs are driven through 74LS251 and 74LS259 multiplexers. Each one handles 1 bit
from data bus, and there are many devices as addressed ports (8x 74LS251 and 8x 74LS259).
Input ports are mapped to offsets 0xC410 through 0xC417. Output ports are mapped to 0xC4000
to 0xC407 and are polled/updated during NMI.
These 1-bit controls are relative to buttons, keys, lights and counters. Other output ports
like watchdog or PSG (AY8910) are operated directly.
Taiwanese PCB Layout:
________________________________________________________________________________
| |
| ______ _________ _________ ______________ _________ __________ |
| | XTAL | | 74LS04 | | 74LS138 | | | | 74LS163 | |PALCE16V8H| |
| | 6MHz | |_________| |_________| | UM6116-2 | |_________| |__________| |
| |______| _________ _________ |______________| _________ ________ __ |
| | 74LS74A | | DM7407N | _______________ | 74LS163 | | 74LS00 ||74||
| |_________| |_________| | | |_________| |________||LS||
| ____________________ _________ | 27C512 | _________ ________ |08||
|| | | MC14020 | |_______________| | 74LS163 | | 74LS157||__||
|| NI-CD 3.6V BATTERY | |_________| |_________| |________| |
||____________________| __________ _____________ _________ ________ |
|____ | 74LS244 | | 74LS245 | | 74LS163 | | 74LS157| |
| |__________| |_____________| |_________| |________| |
____| |
|_28_ ______________________ _________ ________ |
|____ | - Z80A - | | 74LS74 | | 74LS157| |
|____ | TMPZ84C00AP-6 | |_________| |________| |
|____ |______________________| __________ __________ |
|____ ___________ ____________ |PALCE16V8H||D4016CX-20| |
|____ | 74LS244N | | 74LS259N | |__________||__________| |
|____ |___________| |____________| ________ __________ |
|____ ___________ __________ | 74LS02 | |D4016CX-20| |
|____ | TD62003AP | | 74LS251P | |________| |__________| |
|____ |___________| |__________| ____________________ |
|____ ___________ __________ |AY-3-8910 / YM2149F | |
|____ | 74LS259N | | 74LS251P | | or KC89C72 | |
|____ |___________| |__________| |____________________| |
|____ ___________ __________ __________ _________ |
|____ | 74LS259N | | 74LS251P | | 82S147AN | | 74LS245 | |
|____ |___________| |__________| |__________| |_________| |
|____ ___________ __________ _________ |
|____ | 74LS259N | | 74LS251P | | 74LS377 | |
|____ |___________| |__________| |_________| |
|____ ___________ __________ _________ |
|____ ________ | TD62003AP | | 74LS251P | | 74LS377 | |
|____ |12345678| |___________| |__________| |_________| |
|____ |________| __________ _________ _________ |
|____ DSW1 | 74LS194 | | 74LS194 | | 74LS245 | |
|____ |__________| |_________| |_________| |
|____ |
|____ ______ ________________ _____________ _________ |
|_01_ |TL7705| |01 oooooooooo 10| | 27C128 | | 74LS377 | |
| |______| |________________| | D27128D | |_________| |
____| CONNECTOR1 |_____________| |
| |
|________________________________________________________________________________|
Resistor Network
----------------
The following diagram is related to taiwanese and argentine PCBs.
82S147AN
+---------+
| | 470
| O1-Pin06|---/\/\/\----+---> BLUE
| | 220 |
| O2-Pin07|---/\/\/\----+
| | 1K
| O3-Pin08|---/\/\/\----+---> GREEN
| | 470 |
| O4-Pin09|---/\/\/\----+
| | 220 |
| O5-Pin11|---/\/\/\----+
| | 1K
| O6-Pin12|---/\/\/\----+---> RED
| | 470 |
| O7-Pin13|---/\/\/\----+
| | 220 |
| O8-Pin14|---/\/\/\----+
| |
+---------+
The main clock (6 MHz.) is generated with a crystal and 74LS04 inverters. This frequency is
used as the pixel clock, then is divided by 2 in a flip-flop (7474) and again to the video
stage like DOT/2 (the video hardware uses a 3 MHz clock synchronous to the pixel clock).
Once again this 3 MHz clock signal is further divided by 2 through a flip-flop (7474) to get
the 1.5 MHz for the AY8910.
The 4020 is clocked at 1.5 MHz. The Q10 output (pin 14) is approximately 1464.84 Hz. Using
an oscilloscope, I measured a value of 60 uS = 1538 Hz. We used a NMI period of 1536 Hz due
to a better binary composition (1024+512).
Inputs/Ouputs are driven through 74LS251 and 74LS259 multiplexers. Each one handles 1 bit
from data bus, and there are many devices as addressed ports (8x 74LS251 and 8x 74LS259).
Input ports are mapped to offsets 0xC410 through 0xC417. Output ports are mapped to 0xC4000
to 0xC407 and are polled/updated during NMI.
These 1-bit controls are relative to buttons, keys, lights and counters. Other output ports
like watchdog or PSG (AY8910) are operated directly.
Resistor Network
----------------
The following diagram is related to taiwanese and argentine PCBs.
82S147AN
+---------+
| | 470
| O1-Pin06|---/\/\/\----+---> BLUE
| | 220 |
| O2-Pin07|---/\/\/\----+
| | 1K
| O3-Pin08|---/\/\/\----+---> GREEN
| | 470 |
| O4-Pin09|---/\/\/\----+
| | 220 |
| O5-Pin11|---/\/\/\----+
| | 1K
| O6-Pin12|---/\/\/\----+---> RED
| | 470 |
| O7-Pin13|---/\/\/\----+
| | 220 |
| O8-Pin14|---/\/\/\----+
| |
+---------+
All colors are directly routed to the edge connector.
There are not pull-up or pull-down resistors.
All colors are directly routed to the edge connector.
There are not pull-up or pull-down resistors.
*********************************************************************************
--- DRIVER UPDATES ---
--- DRIVER UPDATES ---
[2010-09-28]
[2010-09-28]
Piccolo Poker 100 from Admiral - Novomatic.
- Added a workaround to get the game booting.
- Created inputs from the scratch.
- Promoted to 'working'.
- Added technical and game notes.
Piccolo Poker 100 from Admiral - Novomatic.
- Added a workaround to get the game booting.
- Created inputs from the scratch.
- Promoted to 'working'.
- Added technical and game notes.
[2009-08-17]
[2009-08-17]
- Added Rabbit Poker / Arizona Poker? set (with GAL22V10 and PIC16F84A).
- Added proper decryption algorithms.
- Updated technical notes.
- Added Rabbit Poker / Arizona Poker? set (with GAL22V10 and PIC16F84A).
- Added proper decryption algorithms.
- Updated technical notes.
[2008-10-07]
- Improved the button-lamps layout to all games. Now are more realistic.
[2008-10-07]
- Improved the button-lamps layout to all games. Now are more realistic.
[2008-06-09]
- Added Videomat (polish bootleg).
[2008-06-09]
- Added Videomat (polish bootleg).
[2008-06-02]
[2008-06-02]
- Reworked the input system for Sigma Poker 2000.
- Promoted Sigma Poker 2000 to 'WORKING' state.
- Updated technical notes.
- Reworked the input system for Sigma Poker 2000.
- Promoted Sigma Poker 2000 to 'WORKING' state.
- Updated technical notes.
[2008-05-23]
[2008-05-23]
- Reworked the color routines switching to resnet system.
- Added a resistor network diagram.
- Switch to pre-defined crystal value.
- Changed the WATCHDOG_TIME_INIT to be based on miliseconds instead of hertz.
- Other minor cleanup/fixes.
- Updated technical notes.
- Reworked the color routines switching to resnet system.
- Added a resistor network diagram.
- Switch to pre-defined crystal value.
- Changed the WATCHDOG_TIME_INIT to be based on miliseconds instead of hertz.
- Other minor cleanup/fixes.
- Updated technical notes.
[2007-11-15]
[2007-11-15]
******** REWRITE ********
******** REWRITE ********
- Crystal documented via #define.
- CPU and sound clocks derived from #defined crystal value.
- Reworked TILE_GET_INFO to handle the proper tiles/color codes.
- Added the correct GFX dump to sigma2k.
- Added proper TILE_GET_INFO, VIDEO_START, GFX_LAYOUT, GFXDECODE and MACHINE to sigma2k.
- Fixed interrupts (NMI).
- Corrected AY8910 frequency to 1.5 MHz to match the real thing.
- Arranged the AY8910 volume in all games avoiding clips.
- Corrected the screen visible area.
- Added NVRAM support.
- Reworked the memory map, mapping all the hardware I/O ports.
- Reworked the Inputs for all sets.
- Added implementation of Operator and Supervisor Keys.
- Fixed some timing troubles.
- Mapped the input buttons in the same way I mapped them in other poker games.
- Added partial DIP switch support with diplocations to all sets.
- Crystal documented via #define.
- CPU and sound clocks derived from #defined crystal value.
- Reworked TILE_GET_INFO to handle the proper tiles/color codes.
- Added the correct GFX dump to sigma2k.
- Added proper TILE_GET_INFO, VIDEO_START, GFX_LAYOUT, GFXDECODE and MACHINE to sigma2k.
- Fixed interrupts (NMI).
- Corrected AY8910 frequency to 1.5 MHz to match the real thing.
- Arranged the AY8910 volume in all games avoiding clips.
- Corrected the screen visible area.
- Added NVRAM support.
- Reworked the memory map, mapping all the hardware I/O ports.
- Reworked the Inputs for all sets.
- Added implementation of Operator and Supervisor Keys.
- Fixed some timing troubles.
- Mapped the input buttons in the same way I mapped them in other poker games.
- Added partial DIP switch support with diplocations to all sets.
- Removed the hack in DRIVER_INIT.
- Hooked write handlers for output ports.
- Added watchdog routines.
- Dumped, hooked, wired and decoded the color PROM in all sets. Colors are perfect.
- Modified the refresh rate to 60 fps according to hardware measurements.
- Cleaned up and renamed all sets, defining parent-clone relationship.
- Wired the lamps for all sets. Created their respective layouts.
- Updated flags in game drivers.
- Splitted the driver to driver/video.
- Other minor fixes.
- Removed the hack in DRIVER_INIT.
- Hooked write handlers for output ports.
- Added watchdog routines.
- Dumped, hooked, wired and decoded the color PROM in all sets. Colors are perfect.
- Modified the refresh rate to 60 fps according to hardware measurements.
- Cleaned up and renamed all sets, defining parent-clone relationship.
- Wired the lamps for all sets. Created their respective layouts.
- Updated flags in game drivers.
- Splitted the driver to driver/video.
- Other minor fixes.
- New set dumped/added: American Poker 95.
- New set dumped/added: American Poker 2 (bootleg, set 1).
- New set dumped/added: Sigma Poker.
- New set dumped/added: Sigma Poker 2000.
- New set dumped/added: American Poker 95.
- New set dumped/added: American Poker 2 (bootleg, set 1).
- New set dumped/added: Sigma Poker.
- New set dumped/added: Sigma Poker 2000.
- Rewritten the technical notes from the scratch (still in progress).
- Added a PCB layout to the technical notes.
- Rewritten the technical notes from the scratch (still in progress).
- Added a PCB layout to the technical notes.
*** TO DO ***
*** TODO ***
- Find why the watchdog sometimes stop to work.
- Analyze the write to port 0x21 after reset.
- Proper lamps for Piccolo Poker.
- Hopper emulation.
- Find why the watchdog sometimes stop to work.
- Analyze the write to port 0x21 after reset.
- Proper lamps for Piccolo Poker.
- Hopper emulation.
*********************************************************************************/
@ -1290,7 +1273,6 @@ ROM_START( ampkr228 )
ROM_REGION( 0x400, "plds", 0 )
ROM_LOAD( "gal16v8a_bad.u41", 0x0000, 0x0117, CRC(a26ba7e6) SHA1(fd22ccb1ff3bf6956f300668ecd8cfe699182b39) )
ROM_LOAD( "gal16v8b.u8", 0x0200, 0x0117, CRC(7edb3276) SHA1(1302aec1d9703e6ce9da77fc7a0613e7eff1ccb5) )
ROM_END
ROM_START( pkrdewin )
@ -1445,7 +1427,7 @@ DRIVER_INIT_MEMBER(ampoker2_state,piccolop)
UINT8 *rom = memregion("maincpu")->base();
/* NOP'ing the mortal jump... */
// NOP'ing the mortal jump...
rom[0x154b] = 0x00;
rom[0x154c] = 0x00;
rom[0x154d] = 0x00;
@ -1457,17 +1439,17 @@ DRIVER_INIT_MEMBER(ampoker2_state,piccolop)
* Game Drivers *
*************************/
/* YEAR NAME PARENT MACHINE INPUT INIT ROT COMPANY FULLNAME FLAGS LAYOUT */
GAMEL( 1990, ampoker2, 0, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "Novomatic", "American Poker II", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1990, ampkr2b1, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg", "American Poker II (bootleg, set 1)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1990, ampkr2b2, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg", "American Poker II (bootleg, set 2)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1994, ampkr2b3, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg", "American Poker II (bootleg, set 3)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1994, ampkr2b4, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg", "American Poker II (bootleg, set 4)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1994, ampkr228, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg?", "American Poker II (iamp2 v28)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1995, ampkr95, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampkr95, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg", "American Poker 95", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1990, pkrdewin, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg", "Poker De Win", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1990, videomat, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg", "Videomat (Polish bootleg)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
// YEAR NAME PARENT MACHINE INPUT STATE INIT ROT COMPANY FULLNAME FLAGS LAYOUT
GAMEL( 1990, ampoker2, 0, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "Novomatic", "American Poker II", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1990, ampkr2b1, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg", "American Poker II (bootleg, set 1)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1990, ampkr2b2, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg", "American Poker II (bootleg, set 2)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1994, ampkr2b3, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg", "American Poker II (bootleg, set 3)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1994, ampkr2b4, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg", "American Poker II (bootleg, set 4)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1994, ampkr228, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg?", "American Poker II (iamp2 v28)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1995, ampkr95, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampkr95, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg", "American Poker 95", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1990, pkrdewin, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg", "Poker De Win", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1990, videomat, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "bootleg", "Videomat (Polish bootleg)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1990, rabbitpk, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2, ampoker2_state, rabbitpk, ROT0, "bootleg", "Rabbit Poker (Arizona Poker v1.1?)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_ampoker2 )
GAMEL( 1995, sigmapkr, 0, ampoker2, sigmapkr, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "Sigma Inc.", "Sigma Poker", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_sigmapkr )
GAMEL( 1998, sigma2k, 0, sigma2k, sigma2k, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "Sigma Inc.", "Sigma Poker 2000", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_sigmapkr )
GAMEL( 1995, sigmapkr, 0, ampoker2, sigmapkr, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "Sigma Inc.", "Sigma Poker", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_sigmapkr )
GAMEL( 1998, sigma2k, 0, sigma2k, sigma2k, driver_device, 0, ROT0, "Sigma Inc.", "Sigma Poker 2000", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE, layout_sigmapkr )
GAME( 1990, piccolop, ampoker2, ampoker2, piccolop, ampoker2_state, piccolop, ROT0, "Admiral/Novomatic", "Piccolo Poker 100", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE )