Power Balls (Super Slam conversion)

EMU Infos

dumper	f205v
date	21/09/2005
emulator	MAME 0.100u3
dev	Pierpaolo Prazzoli

PCB Infos

name	powerbals on Arcade Database
description	Power Balls (Super Slam conversion)
year	1994.12
manufacturer	Playmark

Technical references

CPUs

QTY	Type	clock	position	function
1x	MC68000P12			16/32-bit Microprocessor - main
1x	M6295			4-Channel Mixing ADCPM Voice Synthesis LSI - sound
1x	87c751			8-bit Microcontroller - main (internal ROM dumped)
1x	LM358	-		Dual Operational Amplifier - sound
1x	TDA1510	-		Audio Amplifier - sound
1x	oscillator	12.000MHz	y2
1x	oscillator	26.000MHz	y3
1x	blu resonator	1000J-f	y1

ROMs

QTY	Type	position	status
2x	TMS27C020	21,22 main	dumped
1x	M27C4001	20 sound	dumped
1x	TMS27C040	23 gfx	dumped
5x	M27C4001	24,26,27,28,29 gfx	dumped
2x	AM27C040	25,30 gfx	dumped

RAMs

QTY	Type	position
6x	HM3-65728BK-5	u37
4x	KM62256BLP-7L	u37

PLDs

QTY	Type	position	status
1x	TPC1020AFN-084C		read protected
1x	PALCE16V8H/4		read protected
3x	PALCE22V10H/4		read protected
1x	PAL22V10A		read protected

Others

1x 28x2 JAMMA edge connector
2x 10x2 connectors (not used)
1x trimmer (volume)
2x 8 DIP switches banks (SW1,SW2)

Notes

PCB is marked: "Made in Italy by PlaYmark" on component side
PCB is marked: "22-11-93" and "SUPER SLAM LS" on solder side ("LS" is the Italian for "Lato Saldature" which translates to "Solders Side")
PCB is labelled: "42" and "POWER BALLS PLAY DIC94" on component side

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Files

• 
  PCB component side
• 
  PCB solder side
• 
  Title
• 
  Intro
• 
  In game
• 
  DIP switches
• 
  Flyer

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