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Added Konami Pyson skeleton driver w/Guru notes and the known 2 dumped games. (nw)

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New games marked as GAME_NOT_WORKING
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World Soccer Winning Eleven Arcade Game Style  [Team Japump, Guru]
World Soccer Winning Eleven Arcade Game 2003  [Team Japump, Guru]
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src/mame/drivers/puckpkmn.c svneol=native#text/plain
src/mame/drivers/punchout.c svneol=native#text/plain
src/mame/drivers/pushman.c svneol=native#text/plain
src/mame/drivers/pyson.c svneol=native#text/plain
src/mame/drivers/pzletime.c svneol=native#text/plain
src/mame/drivers/qdrmfgp.c svneol=native#text/plain
src/mame/drivers/qix.c svneol=native#text/plain

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/***************************************************************************
Konami Pyson Hardware Overview
Konami 2001-2005
This system uses a standard GH-006 PS2 main board (the older Playstation 2 square type) with a
Sony-supplied PS2 power supply which bolts onto the top of the main board. This power supply
has a single 12 volt power input and creates all of the voltages for the PS2. The same 12 volt input
extends via a splitter to the Konami interface PCB into CN3. The PS2 main board is connected to the
custom Konami interface PCB via the PS2 main board AV connector and the IEEE 1394 'i.LINK' connector.
A security dongle with no label on the top which looks like a PS2 memory card is plugged into the left
PS2 memory card slot. This card is identical to the dongles used in Namco System 246/256. Note that the
two games dumped so far have the same label on the security dongle (KN00002) but the ROM inside is not
identical. So far all the Konami game software resides on a 128M CF card. However there are probably
HDD/CDROM/DVDROM-based games too since the Konami interface board has connectors for IDE drives.
Games known to run on this system include.... DIN5
CF Card Dongle PS2 Cart
Game Title Label Label Label (bottom)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*Baseball Heroes 2005
*Battle Climaxx!
*Battle Climaxx! 2
*Dog Station
*Dog Station Deluxe
*Hawaiian De Golf
*Monster Gate Online
*Monster Gate Online 2
*Nice Smash!
*Paintball Mania
*Perfect Pool
*Pool Pocket Fortunes
*R.P.M. Red
World Soccer Winning Eleven Arcade Game Style C18JAA03 DIN5 dongle GCC27JA KN00002
World Soccer Winning Eleven Arcade Game Style 2003 C27JAA03 not used KN00002
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
* denotes not dumped. If you can help with the remaining undumped games
please contact us via http://mamedev.org or http://guru.mameworld.info
Konami PCB Layout
-----------------
PWB0000106626
KONAMI 2001
|-----------------------------------------|
| CN5 CN7 CN2 CN3|
|-| |
| TD62064 LM358 |------| BA7078 |
| 3793 |VS218 | 25MHz |
| 056879 LM358 | | CN9|
|J |------| LED3|
|A LED4|
|M LM358 D72872GC LED5|
|M 24MHz |
|A ADC0838 6379 CN12|
| LM358 |
| |
| LED6-13 CN13|
|-| |
| |--------| |
| |TOSHIBA | |
|-| |TMPR3927| |
| DS14C232 | | |
| |--------| |
| 8.4MHz |
|C |
|N 48LC2M32B2 |
|1 CN16 |
|5 XC9536 B22A01.U42 CN17|
| XCS10XL |
| M48T58Y.U48 |
| DS2430 |
| DS14C232 |
|-| |
|SW4 CN19 CN20 CN21 |
|-----------------------------------------|
Notes:
LM358 - National LM358 Dual Operational Amplifier (SOIC8)
6379 - NEC uPD6379A 2-Channel 16-bit D/A Cconverter (SOIC8)
3793 - Fujitsu MB3793-A Power Voltage Monitoring IC with Watchdog Timer (SOIC8)
TD62064 - Toshiba TDA62064 Darlington Transistor Array
BA7078 - ROHM BA7078 Sync Separator / Sync Detection IC (SOIC18)
VS218 - National VS218ALC4 (video-related?) (TQFP144)
D72872GC - NEC D72872GC IEEE 1394 controller (TQFP120)
056879 - Konami custom 056879 (QFP120)
ADC0838 - National ADC0838 8-Bit Serial I/O A/D Converter with Multiplexer Option (SOIC20)
DS14C232 - National DS14C232 Low Power +5V Powered TIA/EIA-232 Dual Driver/Receiver (SOIC16)
TMPR3927 - Toshiba TMPR3927 32-bit R3000A-based RISC micro-controller (QFP240)
48LC2M32B2 - Micron 48LC2M32B2 512k x32-bit x4-banks (64MBit) SDRAM (TSOP86)
XC9536 - Xilinx XC9536XL CPLD stamped 'QB22A1' (PLCC44)
B22A01.U42 - Fujitsu MBM29F400 512k x8-bit flash ROM stamped 'B22A01' (TSOP48). This is probably
the common-to-all-games Pyson BIOS for the TMPR3927
XCS10XL - Xilinx Spartan XCS10XL FPGA (TQFP144)
M48T58Y - ST Microelectronics M48T58Y 8k Timekeeper/NVRAM (DIP28). As well as being used for protection
with the Konami game code/year etc (the usual first 16 bytes) it also seems to contain code
or other data in some of the games, meaning it's not possible to hand-create the NVRAMs.
The same 'extended usage' of this chip is also present on Konami Viper PCBs.
DS2430 - Dallas DS2430 256-bit EEPROM and silicon serial number (3 pin TO-92 package)
CN2 - RJ45 network connector
CN3 - 5 pin power input connector (12 volts only)
CN5/7 - RCA jacks for unamplified stereo audio output
CN9 - 13 pin audio/video connector joined with a cable to the PS2 main board AV connector
CN12 - IEEE 1394 connector joined with a cable to the PS2 main board 'i.LINK' connector
CN13 - 4 pin power connector (unused)
CN15 - 28 way edge connector which connects to the filter board along with the JAMMA edge connector
CN16 - 40 pin standard IDE connector (for CDROM/DVDROM or 3.5" IDE HDD)
CN17 - 44 pin standard IDE connector (for 2.5" IDE HDD)
CN19 - DIN5 connector for plug-in security module. The module contains a Dallas DS2430 which
effectively replaces the common-to-most-games one on the main board (same a Viper h/w)
CN20 - 4 pin connector
CN21 - Standard Compact Flash card slot
SW4 - 4 position DIP switch
Filter Board
------------
This plugs into the Konami interface board at 90 degrees via the 2x 28-way female connectors
All components face the Konami interface PCB. Only the JVS power connectors, JAMMA and CN* are externally accessible.
PWB0000121667 2002 KONAMI
|----------------------------| |------------------------------|
| CN4 CN5 CN7 CN14 |------| JAMMA |------|
| |
| LMH6643 DS485 8PIN_JVS|
| HD64F3664 XC9536 |
|CN1 14MHz |
| LMH6643 TPC8013 6PIN_JVS|
| |
| 28-WAY-FEMALE 28-WAY-FEMALE |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Notes:
CN4 - 8-pin mini-DIN connector
CN5/7 - 15-pin VGA connectors
CN14 - Standard USB connector. This connects to a standard JVS I/O board. It was tested with
a common Sega JVS I/O and works fine however Konami probably have their own JVS I/O board
for use with this system
HD64F3664 - Hitachi HD64F3664 H8/3664 micro-controller stamped 'C18B6' or 'C18A6' (QFP64)
XC9536 - Xilinx XC9536 CPLD stamped 'EC18B1' (PLCC44)
DS485 - National DS485 Low-Power Transceiver for RS-485 and RS-422 Communication (SOIC8)
LMH6643 - National LMH6643 3V, Low Power, 130MHz, 75mA Rail-to-Rail Output Amplifier (SOIC8)
TPC8013 - Toshiba TPC8013 Silicon N Channel MOS Type Field Effect Transistor (SOIC8)
28-WAY* - 28-Way Female connectors. These both plug into the Konami interface board
JAMMA - Standard Jamma Edge Connector (not used)
8PIN_JVS - Common JVS Power Connectors (on other side of the PCB)
6PIN_JVS /
***************************************************************************/
#define ADDRESS_MAP_MODERN
#include "emu.h"
#include "cpu/mips/mips3.h"
#include "cpu/mips/r3000.h"
class pyson_state : public driver_device
{
public:
pyson_state(const machine_config &mconfig, device_type type, const char *tag)
: driver_device(mconfig, type, tag),
m_maincpu(*this, "maincpu")
{ }
UINT32 screen_update(screen_device &screen, bitmap_rgb32 &bitmap, const rectangle &cliprect);
protected:
// devices
required_device<cpu_device> m_maincpu;
// driver_device overrides
virtual void video_start();
};
void pyson_state::video_start()
{
}
UINT32 pyson_state::screen_update(screen_device &screen, bitmap_rgb32 &bitmap, const rectangle &cliprect)
{
return 0;
}
static ADDRESS_MAP_START(ps2_map, AS_PROGRAM, 32, pyson_state)
AM_RANGE(0x00000000, 0x01ffffff) AM_RAM // 32 MB RAM in consumer PS2s, do these have more?
AM_RANGE(0x1fc00000, 0x1fdfffff) AM_ROM AM_REGION("bios", 0)
ADDRESS_MAP_END
static INPUT_PORTS_START( pyson )
INPUT_PORTS_END
static const mips3_config r5000_config =
{
16384, /* code cache size - probably wrong */
16384 /* data cache size */
};
static MACHINE_CONFIG_START( pyson, pyson_state )
MCFG_CPU_ADD("maincpu", R5000LE, 294000000) // imported from namcops2.c driver
MCFG_CPU_PROGRAM_MAP(ps2_map)
MCFG_CPU_CONFIG(r5000_config)
/* video hardware */
MCFG_SCREEN_ADD("screen", RASTER)
MCFG_SCREEN_REFRESH_RATE(60)
MCFG_SCREEN_UPDATE_DRIVER(pyson_state, screen_update)
MCFG_SCREEN_SIZE(640, 480)
MCFG_SCREEN_VISIBLE_AREA(0, 639, 0, 479)
MCFG_PALETTE_LENGTH(65536)
MACHINE_CONFIG_END
#define PYSON_BIOS \
ROM_LOAD( "b22a01.u42", 0x000000, 0x080000, CRC(98de405e) SHA1(4bc268a996825c1bdf6ae277d331fe7bdc0cc00c) )
ROM_START( pyson )
ROM_REGION(0x200000, "bios", 0)
PYSON_BIOS
ROM_REGION(0x840000, "key", ROMREGION_ERASE00)
DISK_REGION("dvd")
ROM_END
ROM_START( wswe )
ROM_REGION(0x200000, "bios", 0)
PYSON_BIOS
ROM_REGION(0x840000, "key", ROMREGION_ERASE00)
ROM_LOAD( "kn00002.ic002", 0x000000, 0x800000, CRC(bd1770aa) SHA1(be217d6d7648e529953ea25caad904394919644c) )
ROM_LOAD( "kn00002_spr.ic002", 0x800000, 0x040000, CRC(296c8436) SHA1(c0da440b50dba4ca8eb2b1ee7b6de681769fcf65) )
ROM_REGION(0x2000, "timekeeper", ROMREGION_ERASE00)
ROM_LOAD( "m48t58y.u48", 0x000000, 0x002000, CRC(d4181cb5) SHA1(c5560d1ac043bfe2527fac3fb1989fa8fc53cf8a) )
DISK_REGION("dvd")
DISK_IMAGE_READONLY( "c18jaa03", 0, SHA1(b47190aa38f1f3a499b817758e3f29fac54391bd) )
ROM_END
ROM_START( wswe2k3 )
ROM_REGION(0x200000, "bios", 0)
PYSON_BIOS
ROM_REGION(0x840000, "key", ROMREGION_ERASE00)
ROM_LOAD( "kn00002.ic002", 0x000000, 0x800000, CRC(6f5b7309) SHA1(5e9d75497c3a3a92af41b20e41991c9c5837d50a) )
ROM_LOAD( "kn00002_spr.ic002", 0x800000, 0x040000, CRC(433f7ad9) SHA1(4fd05124d59cdbedd781580e49ff940c5df67d94) )
ROM_REGION(0x2000, "timekeeper", ROMREGION_ERASE00)
ROM_LOAD( "m48t58y.u48", 0x000000, 0x002000, CRC(76068de0) SHA1(5f75b88ad04871fb3799fe904658c87524bad94f) )
DISK_REGION("dvd")
DISK_IMAGE_READONLY( "c27jaa03", 0, SHA1(9b2aa900711d88cf5effb3ba6be18726ea006ac4) )
ROM_END
GAME(2002, pyson, 0, pyson, pyson, 0, ROT0, "Konami", "Konami Psyon BIOS", GAME_IS_SKELETON|GAME_IS_BIOS_ROOT)
GAME(2002, wswe, pyson, pyson, pyson, 0, ROT0, "Konami", "World Soccer Winning Eleven Arcade Game Style", GAME_IS_SKELETON)
GAME(2003, wswe2k3, pyson, pyson, pyson, 0, ROT0, "Konami", "World Soccer Winning Eleven Arcade Game 2003", GAME_IS_SKELETON)

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@ -6132,6 +6132,11 @@ evilngt // GX810 (c)1998
evilngte // GX810 (c)1998
hellngt // GX810 (c)1998
// Konami Pyson
pyson // Konami Pyson Bios
wswe // World Soccer Winning Eleven
wswe2k3 // World Soccer Winning Eleven 2003
// Exidy games
carpolo // (c) 1977
sidetrac // (c) 1979

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@ -892,6 +892,7 @@ $(MAMEOBJ)/konami.a: \
$(DRIVERS)/pingpong.o $(VIDEO)/pingpong.o \
$(DRIVERS)/plygonet.o $(VIDEO)/plygonet.o \
$(DRIVERS)/pooyan.o $(VIDEO)/pooyan.o \
$(DRIVERS)/pyson.o \
$(DRIVERS)/qdrmfgp.o $(VIDEO)/qdrmfgp.o \
$(DRIVERS)/rockrage.o $(VIDEO)/rockrage.o \
$(DRIVERS)/rocnrope.o $(VIDEO)/rocnrope.o \