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DMA HEADER REV H1
DMA HEADER REV H1
Added the internal DMA header.. As to if Atari's pin numbering matches the numbering in my schematic is another matter! Will try and verify on a real MEGA ST later to make sure it the pinout matches.
I've also noticed a typo, that FDCS on the DMA port should have been HDCS! So I have updated the names on this schematic also.
I've also noticed a typo, that FDCS on the DMA port should have been HDCS! So I have updated the names on this schematic also.
Re: DMA HEADER REV H1
Great addition to the board. Will come in useful.
Care may need to be taken on orientation as existing header boards go off in certain directions. Don’t want the header making the existing DMA boards orientate out side of the MB
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Thanks exxos
Care may need to be taken on orientation as existing header boards go off in certain directions. Don’t want the header making the existing DMA boards orientate out side of the MB
Thanks exxos
Re: DMA HEADER REV H1
I don't even know of any boards which even use the connector. Other than ultrasatan, but thats likely going to be a cable. I'm assuming US uses the same pinout, Jookie never got back to me with the pinout 
Re: DMA HEADER REV H1
As you say the ultrasatan does but even that uses an adaptor board.
I think there are details on lothareks site. Would find it but am on the train right now.
I think there are details on lothareks site. Would find it but am on the train right now.
If it ain't broke, test it to Destruction.
Re: DMA HEADER REV H1
ah no worries, It would be cool if could get internal ultrasatan to fit with a adapter pcb, header needs to be in the exact right place though..
I'm out all day today, so no time for Atari today
I'm out all day today, so no time for Atari today
Re: DMA HEADER REV H1
Can I ask why the internal header has more pins? My SatanDisk and MicroCosmos both only have 20 pin IDC connectors and an external power connector. I am unsure how I would connect these to this header?
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Re: DMA HEADER REV H1
I copied the MEGA ST header. If US isn't using the standard pinout, then it will need a adapter board.kodak80 wrote: Wed Dec 19, 2018 9:14 am Can I ask why the internal header has more pins? My SatanDisk and MicroCosmos both only have 20 pin IDC connectors and an external power connector. I am unsure how I would connect these to this header?
Or I could add a special port, it depends how much room is left on the MB after all other mods are done. I really want US to plug in without any "fuss".
Re: DMA HEADER REV H1
Gigafile has an internal pcb to connect to the header. Will find a picture.exxos wrote: Wed Dec 19, 2018 9:10 am ah no worries, It would be cool if could get internal ultrasatan to fit with a adapter pcb, header needs to be in the exact right place though..
I'm out all day today, so no time for Atari today![]()
Oh no, no Atari for Exxos today.
Re: DMA HEADER REV H1
US schematics and Eagle files are available at Jookie's site: http://joo.kie.sk/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/us_hw.zipexxos wrote: Wed Dec 19, 2018 8:53 am I don't even know of any boards which even use the connector. Other than ultrasatan, but thats likely going to be a cable. I'm assuming US uses the same pinout, Jookie never got back to me with the pinout![]()
It is not the same pinout as the internal MEGA connector. Lotharek sells an adapter: https://lotharek.pl/productdetail.php?id=50
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Re: DMA HEADER REV H1
Whilst I do not have an UltraSatan(US) (a friend has one), the schematics show that it also has a 20 pin IDC connector and a micro USB for power. From what I have and the schematic on the US, all have the same 20 pin IDC connector.
Creator of the Atari ST Review and ST Action magazine archives: https://www.chillichai.com/

