Replaced with ATARI SRAM REVISED
SRAM MODULE is my first step to help ATARI owners to repair their computers home, as in most of the cases faulty is dynamic ram
- replaces base ram of 64KB in all 8bit ATARI
- replaces broken DELAY LINE chip in XL computers and many more ICs - refer to schematics down the page
- upgrades ram in 600XL to 64KB
- PCB thickness is 0,8mm
Inside BOX:
Disclaimer:
- If you:
- are not familiar with soldering
- do not have proper tools
- do not understand STEP BY STEP instructions
please LET a pro technician do it for you or send me your ATARI BOARD for installation. Upgrade installation cost is 10€ only. Contact me to arrange installation.
- Please remeber - wrong tools usage or low skills may damage atari
- Any damage / harm to your hardware is NOT subject of any kind of warranty.
- Installation is very easy, but unexperienced hands can do a lot of damage. Please, do not ask me questions WHAT HAVE I DONE WRONG WITH INSTALLATION - answer will be always the same -
I DO NOT KNOW
Step by step:
- REMOVE old RAM CHIPS ( hint: not necessary actaully; if Your ram do not get hot, You can remove resistors on data lines to ram and keep ram chips intact)
- install SRAM MODULE under MAIN CPU; insert CPU to SRAM MODULE
- Connect LSP1 point at sram module to CAS_INHIBIT SIGNAL (for example MMU pin 16)
- ready :-)
ps. handy article https://www.evilmadscientist.com/2010/basics-finding-pin-1/ if You do not know how to identify pin 1 in chips. PIN 1 always goes to Pin 1
SRAM MODULE COMPLETLY REPLACES below parts that can be actually eminated now.
- XE ( and majority of freddy chip, than can be now replaced even with clk_divider built upon TTL 74)
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