luke Posted April 27, 2010 Report Posted April 27, 2010 Hi all! Here's my version of the SID-Board. It's based on two 8580, compatible to the Core32 board and the drivers found in the repository. Chip select is on J5A, but can be anywhere else. It only needs a +5V supply, the 9V are generated on board. Also there are output amplifiers to attennuate the signals to a 1Vpp level, line-out compatible. The board is 80x50mm, two layer. I am currently doing a redesign with two 6581 and two 8580 SIDs. More details soon. Questions, Ideas etc. are welcome.MBHP_SID_V4.pdfMBHP_SID_V4_brd.pdf
luke Posted June 11, 2010 Author Report Posted June 11, 2010 (edited) Update: inofficial MBHP_SID_V4.1 features: -supports two MOS8580 and -swinsid x2 compatible (this is not my brainchild, i solely announce the compatibility. i do not provide the firmware, as this is swinkels' work) -makes a total of 4 channels -logic chips replaced with an altera max7000 cpld to provide greater flexibility -only requires 5V supply, as the 9V are generated on board connectors: 4 x SMA (or SMB), one per channel 1 x 2pin external 5V J5a and J19 for link to MBHP_CORE_32 J5a: -/CS0 and /CS1: binary chip selects, that get decoded by the cpld -EN: global enable -SPARE: not in use yet J19: -SCLK, RCLK, SO, SI (standard, si not yet used, might be handy in future for things like reading out sid registers) Status: Two PCBs have been produced, one of them has all components placed. The CPLD-design is still beta, but will be stable before too long (this is caused by size difficulties, maybe a bigger cpld in future versions) Edit: IC6 / Pin3 must be on VCC for reliable operation. This corection is the blue wire on the bottom side of the pcb. Schematics: AttachementMBHP_SID_V42_CPLD.pdf Edited June 22, 2010 by luke
Smithy Posted June 13, 2010 Report Posted June 13, 2010 (edited) That looks pretty cool Luke! Nice and compact 4 x sid(V-sid) beast! Not sure how i missed this first time round. Edited June 13, 2010 by Smithy
luke Posted June 22, 2010 Author Report Posted June 22, 2010 thanks! i am still working on the cpld part, trying to find a way to easily provide reading access, but updates will follow!
Janis1279 Posted July 2, 2010 Report Posted July 2, 2010 (edited) Hi all! Here's my version of the SID-Board. It's based on two 8580, compatible to the Core32 board and the drivers found in the repository. Chip select is on J5A, but can be anywhere else. It only needs a +5V supply, the 9V are generated on board. Also there are output amplifiers to attennuate the signals to a 1Vpp level, line-out compatible. The board is 80x50mm, two layer. I am currently doing a redesign with two 6581 and two 8580 SIDs. More details soon. Questions, Ideas etc. are welcome. Hi, luke In the your MBHP_SID_V4.pdf file the 74HC595 SRs outs are connected to diferent pins of Sids, than I can saw in the Sid module and in the fnp-sid ( stereo sid ) schems. The first SR in this chain controls a data bus instead of addreses and the second SR controls a address bus instead of data. Is that realy workable without any software changes? sorry, may be I am wrong. Regards, Janis Edited July 22, 2010 by Janis1279
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