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Re: Microsoft Flight Simulation and piracy [message #59719] Wed, 08 May 2013 22:08 Go to next message
kho is currently offline  kho
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Date: Fri, 13-Apr-84 16:59:10 EST
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Posted: Fri Apr 13 16:59:10 1984
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FORTUNE Magazine estimated that the average mark-up of a game
cartridge is 300%.

			S. Kho
Re: GI AY3-8192 chip info [message #59720 is a reply to message #59719] Wed, 08 May 2013 22:08 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Date: Fri, 27-Apr-84 13:38:52 EST
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Unless I was mistaken, a few months ago The Rainbow (the major Coco rag)
had quite a long and detailed article on this sound chip, how to program it,
etc.  I could find out the exact issue of The Rainbow if anyone cares.
Funny it should pop up in a 6809 magazine, since that's what the Vectrex uses.
	mike k
Re: Re: GI AY3-8192 chip info [message #75424 is a reply to message #59720] Mon, 27 May 2013 22:29 Go to previous message
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Date: Tue, 8-May-84 12:45:00 EDT
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Nf-From: hp-pcd!bill    May 11 08:45:00 1984

Is that AY-3-8192 or AY-3-8912?  If it's in a Vectrex it's over a year
old, and there's no AY-3-8192 in my 1982 General Instruments data book.
But there is an AY-3-8912 Programmable Sound Generator with the
following pinout:
		    __________
		   |    \/    |
Analog channel C  [| 1      28|]  DA0
	  Test 1  [| 2	    27|]  DA1
	VCC (+5)  [| 3      26|]  DA2
Analog channel B  [| 4	    25|]  DA3
Analog channel A  [| 5	    24|]  DA4
       VSS (gnd)  [| 6	    23|]  DA5
	    IOA7  [| 7	    22|]  DA6
	    IOA6  [| 8	    21|]  DA7
	    IOA5  [| 9      20|]  BC1
	    IOA4  [|10      19|]  BC2
	    IOA3  [|11	    18|]  BDIR
	    IOA2  [|12	    17|]  A8
	    IOA1  [|13	    16|]  RESET\
	    IOA0  [|14	    15|]  CLOCK
		   |__________|

Is this the same chip?  Or is there a newer one?
I'd include a detailed description of the chip, but it's pretty long.

bill frolik
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