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Old June 17th 10, 02:08 PM posted to comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.chips
vadim
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Default IBM PC AT missing PALs

Maybe this is oftoppic, but i confess, that don't know a place
anymore, where i can ask about this...I have an vintage American
Research Corp. 286 (a grate treasure for understanding the hardware
part of PC) mobo whith empty DIP sockets for an N82S147 ROM, and 16L8A
PALs, in spite of that mobo is a clone of original IBM, i think, that
it's schematic is mutch close, and the PALs from IBM can work in this
mobo.Maybe sombody have a reference manual for the IBM AT where the
time diagrams of signals is
illustrated.Hopefully it help me to disclouse the structure of PLAs,
or somebody can share the dumps with me. Help me please..
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Old June 18th 10, 06:21 PM posted to comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.chips
Jorg
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Default IBM PC AT missing PALs

On Thu, 17 Jun 2010 06:08:20 -0700 (PDT), vadim
wrote:

Maybe this is oftoppic, but i confess, that don't know a place
anymore, where i can ask about this...I have an vintage American
Research Corp. 286 (a grate treasure for understanding the hardware
part of PC) mobo whith empty DIP sockets for an N82S147 ROM, and 16L8A
PALs, in spite of that mobo is a clone of original IBM, i think, that
it's schematic is mutch close, and the PALs from IBM can work in this
mobo.Maybe sombody have a reference manual for the IBM AT where the
time diagrams of signals is
illustrated.Hopefully it help me to disclouse the structure of PLAs,
or somebody can share the dumps with me. Help me please..


Try to ask the people he
http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum/forum.php
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Old June 27th 10, 01:56 AM posted to comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.chips
Franc Zabkar
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Default IBM PC AT missing PALs

On Thu, 17 Jun 2010 06:08:20 -0700 (PDT), vadim
put finger to keyboard and composed:

Maybe this is oftoppic, but i confess, that don't know a place
anymore, where i can ask about this...I have an vintage American
Research Corp. 286 (a grate treasure for understanding the hardware
part of PC) mobo whith empty DIP sockets for an N82S147 ROM, and 16L8A
PALs, in spite of that mobo is a clone of original IBM, i think, that
it's schematic is mutch close, and the PALs from IBM can work in this
mobo.Maybe sombody have a reference manual for the IBM AT where the
time diagrams of signals is
illustrated.Hopefully it help me to disclouse the structure of PLAs,
or somebody can share the dumps with me. Help me please..


I have the Technical Reference Manual for the IBM PC AT. There are
circuits, but no timing diagrams.

I can scan them if you think they will help.

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