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mm2: rename rebelp to mm2nona
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@ -838,7 +838,7 @@ ROM_END
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// YEAR NAME PARENT COMPAT MACHINE INPUT CLASS INIT COMPANY, FULLNAME, FLAGS
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SYST( 1981, csc, 0, 0, csc, csc, csc_state, empty_init, "Fidelity Electronics", "Champion Sensory Chess Challenger", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK )
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SYST( 1981, csce, 0, 0, csce, csc, csc_state, empty_init, "Fidelity Electronics", "Elite Champion Challenger", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK )
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SYST( 1981, cscet, csce, 0, cscet, csc, csc_state, empty_init, "Fidelity Electronics", u8"Elite Champion Challenger (Travemünde TM version)", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK )
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SYST( 1981, cscet, csce, 0, cscet, csc, csc_state, empty_init, "Fidelity Electronics", u8"Elite Champion Challenger (WMCCC 1981 Travemünde TM)", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK )
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SYST( 1983, super9cc, 0, 0, su9, su9, csc_state, empty_init, "Fidelity Electronics", "Super \"9\" Sensory Chess Challenger", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK )
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@ -15,7 +15,11 @@ Hardware notes:
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- Hitachi HD63B01Y0F, 8MHz resonator
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- 8*8 chessboard buttons, 24 LEDs, piezo
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Mephisto Europa A and Mephisto Marco Polo have the exact same MCU.
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The E62 MCU was used in:
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- Mephisto Europa
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- Mephisto Europa A
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- Mephisto Marco Polo
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- Mephisto Manhattan (suspected)
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In the early 90s, it was also reproduced in Ukraine as Chess Computer-1 (ШК-1).
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It has a typical yellow-brown PCB and Soviet discrete components, and they
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@ -24,16 +24,15 @@ see(2): http://chesseval.com/RareBoard/DaimlerBenzBoard.htm
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MM III was never released officially. Rebell 5,0 is commonly known as MM III, but the
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real one (updated MM II engine) didn't get further than a prototype.
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Before Rebell 5,0, Ed Schröder developed his Rebel engine on the more limited MM II
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hardware that only has 4KB RAM. This program was never officially released in a
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Mephisto chess computer, it's not a beta version of Rebell 5,0. According to research,
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it competed in the amateur division of the 1985 WMCCC in Amsterdam.
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MM II (Nona program) wasn't a commercial release. After Mondial came out, Frans Morsch
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ported his Nona program to MM II hardware, using Ed Schröder's interface (hence the
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similarity with Rebel). According to research, this version competed in the 1985 Dutch
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Open Computer Chess Championship.
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Mephisto 4 Turbo Kit 18mhz - (mm4tk)
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MM IV Turbo Kit 18MHz - (mm4tk)
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This is a replacement ROM combining the Turbo Kit initial ROM with the original MM IV.
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The Turbo Kit powers up to it's tiny ROM, copies itself to RAM, banks in normal ROM,
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copies that to faster SRAM, then patches the checksum and the LED blink delays.
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If someone else wants to code up the power up banking, feel free
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There is an undumped MM V Turbo Kit, which will be the exact same except for location
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of the patches. The mm5tk just needs the normal mm5 ROM swapped out for that one to
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@ -141,7 +140,7 @@ public:
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void mm5(machine_config &config);
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void mm5p(machine_config &config);
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void mm2(machine_config &config);
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void rebelp(machine_config &config);
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void mm2nona(machine_config &config);
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void bup(machine_config &config);
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protected:
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@ -401,14 +400,6 @@ void mm2_state::bup(machine_config &config)
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config.set_default_layout(layout_mephisto_bup);
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}
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void mm2_state::rebelp(machine_config &config)
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{
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bup(config);
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m_outlatch->q_out_cb<7>().set(m_display, FUNC(mephisto_display1_device::strobe_w)).invert();
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config.set_default_layout(layout_mephisto_mm2);
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}
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void mm2_state::mm2(machine_config &config)
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{
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bup(config);
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@ -422,6 +413,14 @@ void mm2_state::mm2(machine_config &config)
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SOFTWARE_LIST(config, "cart_list").set_original("mephisto_mm2");
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}
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void mm2_state::mm2nona(machine_config &config)
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{
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bup(config);
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m_outlatch->q_out_cb<7>().set(m_display, FUNC(mephisto_display1_device::strobe_w)).invert();
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config.set_default_layout(layout_mephisto_mm2);
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}
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/*******************************************************************************
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@ -478,7 +477,7 @@ ROM_START( mm2e ) // 13 Sep 1985, serial 05569xx
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ROM_END
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ROM_START( rebelp )
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ROM_START( mm2nona )
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ROM_REGION( 0x10000, "maincpu", 0 )
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ROM_LOAD("l7", 0x8000, 0x4000, CRC(9a45e1d4) SHA1(26e4c9cd1afe9aea0e8cfc25bdc9138bd99d5992) )
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ROM_LOAD("r7", 0xc000, 0x4000, CRC(2285af5e) SHA1(bea22e32b65eea5fa7617d9d1b3a824a7affe678) )
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@ -557,7 +556,7 @@ SYST( 1985, mm2c, mm2, 0, mm2, mm2, mm2_state, empty_init, "He
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SYST( 1985, mm2d, mm2, 0, mm2, mm2, mm2_state, empty_init, "Hegener + Glaser", "Mephisto MM II (set 5)", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK )
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SYST( 1985, mm2e, mm2, 0, mm2, mm2, mm2_state, empty_init, "Hegener + Glaser", "Mephisto MM II (set 6)", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK )
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SYST( 1985, rebelp, 0, 0, rebelp, mm2, mm2_state, empty_init, "Hegener + Glaser", "Mephisto Rebel (prototype, Amsterdam TM version)", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK )
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SYST( 1985, mm2nona, 0, 0, mm2nona, mm2, mm2_state, empty_init, "Hegener + Glaser", "Mephisto MM II (Nona program, DOCCC 1985 Leiden TM)", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK )
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SYST( 1986, rebel5, 0, 0, rebel5, mm2, mm2_state, empty_init, "Hegener + Glaser", "Mephisto Rebell 5,0 (set 1)", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK ) // aka MM III
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SYST( 1986, rebel5a, rebel5, 0, rebel5, mm2, mm2_state, empty_init, "Hegener + Glaser", "Mephisto Rebell 5,0 (set 2)", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK ) // "
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@ -570,4 +569,4 @@ SYST( 1987, mm4tk, mm4, 0, mm4tk, mm2, mm2_state, empty_init, "ha
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SYST( 1990, mm5, 0, 0, mm5, mm2, mm2_state, empty_init, "Hegener + Glaser", "Mephisto MM V (v5.1)", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK )
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SYST( 1990, mm5a, mm5, 0, mm5, mm2, mm2_state, empty_init, "Hegener + Glaser", "Mephisto MM V (v5.0)", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK )
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SYST( 1989, mm5p, mm5, 0, mm5p, mm2, mm2_state, empty_init, "Hegener + Glaser", "Mephisto MM V (Portorose TM version)", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK | MACHINE_IMPERFECT_TIMING ) // aka Rebel
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SYST( 1989, mm5p, mm5, 0, mm5p, mm2, mm2_state, empty_init, "Hegener + Glaser", "Mephisto MM V (WMCCC 1989 Portorose TM)", MACHINE_SUPPORTS_SAVE | MACHINE_CLICKABLE_ARTWORK | MACHINE_IMPERFECT_TIMING ) // aka Rebel
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@ -4,6 +4,9 @@
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Mephisto Mondial
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The chess engine is Nona by Frans Morsch, the first time his program was included
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in a chess computer.
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Hardware notes:
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- G65SC02-1 @ 2MHz
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- 2KB RAM(TC5517AP), 16KB ROM
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@ -19296,6 +19296,7 @@ mm2b // Mephisto MM II
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mm2c // Mephisto MM II
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mm2d // Mephisto MM II
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mm2e // Mephisto MM II
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mm2nona
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bup // Mephisto B&P
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bupa // Mephisto B&P
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mm4 // Mephisto MM IV
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@ -19308,7 +19309,6 @@ mm5p
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rebel5 // Mephisto Rebell 5.0
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rebel5a // Mephisto Rebell 5.0
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rebel5b // Mephisto Rebell 5.0
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rebelp
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@source:hegenerglaser/modena.cpp
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modena // 1992 Mephisto Modena
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@ -19,9 +19,9 @@ The expansion modules are basically entire chesscomputers, making the whole
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thing combined a 'dual brain' chesscomputer. The embedded chess engine is by
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Julio Kaplan and Craig Barnes, same as the one in SciSys Turbo S-24K.
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OSA serial link transmission format: 1200 baud, 1 start bit, 8 data bits, 1 stop
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bit, no parity. To establish a connection, command "o" must be entered first
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(from eg. a terminal), and then the Comm. LED will turn on.
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OSA serial link transmission format: 1 start bit, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no
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parity. The default baudrate is 1200. To establish a connection, command "o" must
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be entered first (from eg. a terminal), and then the Comm. LED will turn on.
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Hardware notes:
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