spellba: do the tms0270 ctl fix in the driver

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hap 2022-08-02 00:15:55 +02:00
parent 1525cc1ee3
commit 61eb90c206
6 changed files with 26 additions and 19 deletions

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@ -80,19 +80,18 @@ void tms0270_cpu_device::device_reset()
// i/o handling
void tms0270_cpu_device::dynamic_output()
{
// R11: TMS5100 CTL port direction (0=read from TMS5100, 1=write to TMS5100)
m_ctl_dir = BIT(m_r, 11);
// R12: chip select (off=display via OPLA, on=TMS5100 via ACC/CKB)
m_chipsel = BIT(m_r, 12);
if (m_chipsel)
{
// R11: TMS5100 CTL port direction (0=read from TMS5100, 1=write to TMS5100)
m_ctl_dir = BIT(m_r, 11);
// ACC via SEG G,B,C,D: TMS5100 CTL pins
u8 ctl_out = (m_ctl_dir) ? m_a : m_read_ctl() & 0xf;
if (m_ctl_out != ctl_out)
if (m_ctl_dir && m_ctl_out != m_a)
{
m_ctl_out = ctl_out;
m_ctl_out = m_a;
m_write_ctl(m_ctl_out);
}

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@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ for new game, B for empty board, or C for continue.
TODO:
- cncchess sound is wrong, it should be a long dual-tone alarm sound
- is Tryom CC-700 a hack of cmpchess? it does the L, bP thing at start too
BTANB:
- cmpchess/cmpchess2 accepts illegal moves (Conic fixed that)

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@ -110,6 +110,8 @@ on Joerg Woerner's datamath.org: http://www.datamath.org/IC_List.htm
@MP1525 TMS1170 1980, Coleco Head to Head: Electronic Baseball
@MP1604 TMS1370 1982, Gakken Invader 2000/Tandy Cosmic Fire Away 3000
@MP1801 TMS1700 1981, Tiger Ditto/Tandy Pocket Repeat (model 60-2152)
*MP2012 TMS1300 1977, Atari Europe Hit Parade 144 (jukebox) (have decap/dump)
*MP2032 TMS1300 1980, Atari Europe unknown (jukebox)
@MP2105 TMS1370 1979, Gakken/Entex Poker (6005)
@MP2110 TMS1370 1980, Gakken Invader/Tandy Fire Away
@MP2139 TMS1370 1981, Gakken Galaxy Invader 1000/Tandy Cosmic 1000 Fire Away
@ -168,8 +170,8 @@ on Joerg Woerner's datamath.org: http://www.datamath.org/IC_List.htm
*MP6061 TMS0970 1979, Texas Instruments Electronic Digital Thermostat (from patent, the one in MAME didn't have a label)
@MP6100A TMS0980 1979, Ideal Electronic Detective
@MP6101B TMS0980 1979, Parker Brothers Stop Thief
*MP6354 TMS1375 1982, Tsukuda The Dracula
*MP6361 TMS1375? 1983, <unknown> Defender Strikes
*MP6354 TMS1475 1982, Tsukuda The Dracula
*MP6361 TMS1475? 1983, <unknown> Defender Strikes
@MP7302 TMS1400 1980, Tiger Deluxe Football with Instant Replay
@MP7304 TMS1400 1982, Tiger 7 in 1 Sports Stadium (model 7-555)
@MP7313 TMS1400 1980, Parker Brothers Bank Shot
@ -5945,7 +5947,7 @@ ROM_END
Gakken Invader
* PCB label: GAKKEN, INVADER, KS-00779
* TMS1370 MP2110
* TMS1370 MP2110 (die label: 1370, MP2110)
* cyan VFD display Itron? CP5008A, 1-bit sound
known releases:
@ -6201,7 +6203,7 @@ ROM_END
/***************************************************************************
Gakken Invader 2000
* TMS1370(28 pins) MP1604 (die label: 1370A MP1604)
* TMS1370(28 pins) MP1604 (die label: 1370A, MP1604)
* TMS1024 I/O expander
* cyan/red/green VFD display, 1-bit sound
@ -7608,7 +7610,7 @@ ROM_END
/***************************************************************************
Milton Bradley Comp IV
* TMC0904NL CP0904A (die label: 4A0970D-04A)
* TMC0904NL CP0904A (die label: 0970D-04A)
* 10 LEDs behind bezel, no sound
This is small tabletop Mastermind game; a code-breaking game where the player
@ -8913,7 +8915,7 @@ ROM_END
/***************************************************************************
Parker Brothers Code Name: Sector, by Bob Doyle
* TMS0970 MCU, MP0905BNL ZA0379 (die label: 4A0970F-05B)
* TMS0970 MCU, MP0905BNL ZA0379 (die label: 0970F-05B)
* 6-digit 7seg LED display + 4 LEDs for compass, no sound
This is a tabletop submarine pursuit game. A grid board and small toy

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@ -389,7 +389,7 @@ Tiger Electronics K28 (model 7-232) Sold in Hong Kong, distributed in US as:
- Sears: Talkatron - Learning Computer
1981 K28 models 7-230 and 7-231 are on different hardware, showing a different
keyboard, VFD display, and use the SC-01 speech chip. --> driver k28.cpp
keyboard, VFD display, and use the SC-01 speech chip. --> driver tiger/k28.cpp
K28 model 7-232 (HK), 1985
- MCU: TMS1400 MP7324

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@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
The Spelling B was introduced together with the Speak & Spell. It is a
handheld educational toy with booklet. Two revisions of the hardware exist.
The words/indexes from the documentation are the same for each version.
(* indicates not dumped)
1st revision:
@ -40,7 +41,8 @@
- 8-digit cyan VFD display
- 1-bit sound
Letterlogic (UK), 1980: exact same hardware as US Mr. Challenger (stylized as "LETTERlogic")
Letterlogic (UK), 1980: exact same hardware as US Mr. Challenger
- note: stylized as "LETTERlogic", same for other language versions
Letterlogic (France), 1980: different VSM
- TMC0355 4KB VSM ROM CD2603*
@ -180,20 +182,23 @@ void tispellb_state::rev1_ctl_w(u8 data)
u8 tispellb_state::sub_read_k()
{
// sub K8421 <- main CTL3210
return m_rev1_ctl;
// sub K8421 <- main CTL3210 (does not use external CS)
if (m_r & 0x1000)
return m_sub_o | m_rev1_ctl;
else
return m_sub_o | (m_plate & 0xe) | (m_plate >> 6 & 1);
}
void tispellb_state::sub_write_o(u16 data)
{
// sub O write data
m_sub_o = data;
m_sub_o = bitswap<4>(data,6,0,4,3);
}
u8 tispellb_state::rev1_ctl_r()
{
// main CTL3210 <- sub O6043
return bitswap<4>(m_sub_o,6,0,4,3);
return m_sub_o;
}
void tispellb_state::sub_write_r(u16 data)

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@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ Tiger Electronics K28: Talking Learning Computer (model 7-230/7-231)
3 models exist:
- 7-230: darkblue case, toy-ish looks
- 7-231: gray case, hardware is the same
- 7-232: this one is completely different hw --> driver tispeak.cpp
- 7-232: this one is completely different hw --> driver handheld/tispeak.cpp
TODO:
- external module support (no dumps yet)