diff --git a/hash/fidel_scc.xml b/hash/fidel_scc.xml index 6d57596cd27..615ffeb1f65 100644 --- a/hash/fidel_scc.xml +++ b/hash/fidel_scc.xml @@ -9,9 +9,10 @@ license:CC0-1.0 - Challenger Book Openings 1 + Book Openings 1 1982 Fidelity Electronics + @@ -20,9 +21,10 @@ license:CC0-1.0 - Challenger Book Openings 2 (set 1) + Book Openings 2 (set 1) 1982 Fidelity Electronics + @@ -32,9 +34,10 @@ license:CC0-1.0 - Challenger Book Openings 2 (set 2) + Book Openings 2 (set 2) 1982 Fidelity Electronics + @@ -43,4 +46,60 @@ license:CC0-1.0 + + Chess Encyclopedia + 1984 + Fidelity Electronics + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Sicilian Variation + 1983 + Fidelity Electronics + + + + + + + + + diff --git a/src/mame/fidelity/elite.cpp b/src/mame/fidelity/elite.cpp index 6c57bca896a..7bd48b72633 100644 --- a/src/mame/fidelity/elite.cpp +++ b/src/mame/fidelity/elite.cpp @@ -9,6 +9,10 @@ see eag68k.cpp for 68000-based EAG hardware NOTE: To start a new game in EAS/PC, press Game Control (aka Reset), activate the D6 square, and then press CL. See below for more info. +TODO: +- Chess Encyclopedia modules don't work on fpres (original program) and feasx, + probably unsupported and therefore BTANB? + BTANB: - feasglab locks up at boot if it was powered off in the middle of the game. To resolve this, hold the Game Control button while booting to clear nvram. diff --git a/src/mame/fidelity/sc9.cpp b/src/mame/fidelity/sc9.cpp index eeae27faa0f..259cba4c4f2 100644 --- a/src/mame/fidelity/sc9.cpp +++ b/src/mame/fidelity/sc9.cpp @@ -23,24 +23,25 @@ suggest 3 versions of SC9(C01) total: 1.5MHz, 1.6MHz, and 1.9MHz. I/O is via TTL, not further documented here -3 versions were available, the newest "B" version was 2MHz and included the Budapest program. -The Playmatic S was only released in Germany, it's basically a 'deluxe' version of SC9 -with magnet sensors and came with CB9 and CB16. +3 versions were available, the newest "B" version was 2MHz and included the Budapest +program. The Playmatic S was only released in Germany, it's basically a 'deluxe' +version of SC9 with magnet sensors and came with CB9 and CB16. ================================================================================ -Starting with SC9, Fidelity added a cartridge slot to their chess computers, meant for -extra book opening databases and recorded games. +Starting with SC9, Fidelity added a cartridge slot to their chess computers, meant +for extra book opening databases and recorded games. Known modules (*denotes undumped): -- CB9: Challenger Book Openings 1 -- CB16: Challenger Book Openings 2 +- CB9: Book Openings 1 +- CB16: Book Openings 2 - *CG64: 64 Greatest Games -- *EOA-EOE: Challenger Book Openings: Chess Encyclopedia Volume A-E (5 modules) -- *TDF: Challenger Book Openings: Tarrasch Defense to the Queen's Gambit +- DVC: Sicilan Varation (prototype) +- EOA-EOE: Chess Encyclopedia Volume A-E (5 modules, needs 7seg display) +- *TDF: Tarrasch Defense to the Queen's Gambit -The edge connector has D0-D7, A0-A13, 2 chip select lines, read/write lines, IRQ line. -IRQ and write strobe are unused. Maximum known size is 16KB. +The edge connector has D0-D7, A0-A13, 2 chip select lines, read/write lines, IRQ +line. IRQ and write strobe are unused. Maximum known size is 16KB. *******************************************************************************/