KLund1 Posted June 11, 2018 Share Posted June 11, 2018 I procured a box of Atari prototype IC’s. They were in an old moldy box. They are not in the best condition. One is missing a pin. Many have many bent pins, but look fixable. Some look new. I pulled all the IC’s out of the crumbling gray moldy anti-static pad. There were not in any particular order on the pad. I could not find much about most of them. I was told that the original person that had these, worked at Atari back in the good days. So I’d thought I should post them here for all to review, and comment. Left column with gold covers C0125052-10 PROTO 1978 C0125058-10 PROTO 1982 C012610A-10 PROTO 1981 x2 C012645-06 1979 C012654-01 1981 x2 Next column to the right C69007 C011208-05 C011222-08 1981 X2 C011227-07 1978 C011299B-03 (810?) C012009-08 1981 (2600?) C012016 1980 X2 C012512-02 1977 X2 3rd column C012608A C012610A-02 1981 X2 C012654-02 1981 X2 C012645-02 1979 X2 C016484-02 1983 X2 4th column, the 3 shifted right are known OS ROMS and not listed here C014512-08 1981 C016449B-22 1981 C060617B-01 1982 (1200XL rom?) C022734A-07 Qual Samples Black but was next top the one just above CN7292N 1978 CN7293N CN7295N 1978 Large black pad (this pad is pretty good condition, but still going to replace it. This was on top of the other pads) C016474-22 x2 9316B-4E52 330030 1982 94132B Tandon X2 TMM2016AP-15 (Commodore Floppy drive RAM ??) The double IC has no label. The soldering of the pin is very professionally done. The other IC with it on the lad is C025953. This chip works with FREDDY. SO I think this might be a prototype of a FREDDY? Also in the box were about 15 of the items in the clear plastic bag. There is no writing on it and all the sockets are loose in the pin holes. What could this be? I tried to read the eprom's in my cheapo burner. The small one was readable, mostly “V” and “~” all over. The other two will not read. I would like to test some of these in a machine. I have an 800 bare. Just the PCB’s all connected not plastics at all. It is my 800 ‘test bench’ system. I also have several 600XL motherboards in both NTSC, and PAL. There good as they are all socketed. I might be able to read the ROM's if I new what part number to select in my burner. It may not have many of these older chips in it's library. I am new to this area of our hobby. I also have about the same number of IC’s for ST’s that I can’t ID. But most of those have rusted off pins. But I’ll post that later in the other forum. 7 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mclaneinc Posted June 11, 2018 Share Posted June 11, 2018 Cover those open windows... 5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+Nezgar Posted June 11, 2018 Share Posted June 11, 2018 C011299B-03 is definitely 810 Revision B ROM - I recently acquired one as well http://atariage.com/forums/topic/279363-the-atari-810-revision-b-rom-has-finally-been-found-dumped/ 94132B Tandon part # matches the stock Roms (Rev L?) I have here on my desk, recently pulled from 1050's to install other upgrades. But mine say 2131, yours are 2124. There are at least 4 known production stock 1050 ROM's though.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KLund1 Posted June 15, 2018 Author Share Posted June 15, 2018 Anyone else have some input on these? I fired off a email to Curt V. I'm waiting a detailed reply. He thinks some might be game cart prototypes, or sample runs. Is there any list of Atari cart IC part numbers? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shoestring Posted June 15, 2018 Share Posted June 15, 2018 Not sure what the Toshiba TMM2016AP is doing there That's just a standard 16kb 6116/2128 SRAM Commodore used in their floppy drives and a lot of Arcade games used. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kr0tki Posted June 15, 2018 Share Posted June 15, 2018 Is there any list of Atari cart IC part numbers? Yes there is - although not complete. See the first external link at the bottom of this page. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Level42 Posted June 15, 2018 Share Posted June 15, 2018 The vast majority of these are EPROMS and ROMS. Covering the windows is a good idea if you keep them out of the box.....I've seen uncovered EPROMs in arcade machines of 30 years without a problem....but very little sunlight comes into closed arcade cabs Would't be surprised if most of them are games or other cartridge software. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KLund1 Posted June 15, 2018 Author Share Posted June 15, 2018 Kr0tki - That list was Very helpful! Most are 2600 games. But definitely not all. Here is the updated list with some of the other IC's not shown above. The top list is where I am having the most trouble identifying what they, what they do, or what system they go in. The second list I have found what they are. But some I do not know what they are for. Those are marked with a *. The last list is all the 2600/5200 games. I have put the IC's in numerically organized AS-pads. see pics. There are several eproms. I can read most of them. I could upload the BIN's if someone(s) would like to translate/ID the code. The left side of the pad with the large IC's I already know are ANTIC's, POKY's, GTIS, CTIA, PIA's (PAL & NTSC) The last pads are all ST IC's 12 6 82 COMBO 40 PIN hand written label rusted and or missing pins9128C-1015 Qual Samples x2 ??? C014512-08 1981 ??? C018969 x7 40 PIN 6507/6532 COMBO Custom rusted and or missing pinsC019901-3 ??? C020231B 128x8 RAM - Sara cart ram C027734A-07 in range of 800 games C198623 40 PIN ??? rusted and or missing pinsC69007 ??? CN7292N 1978 ??? CN7293N ??? CN7295N 1978 ??? HM46810P HM6810P ??? ROCK COMBO 1/21/83 x2 40 PIN ??? rusted and or missing pinsSTEPHANIE B 11/23/82 40 PIN hand typed lebel rusted and or missing pinsNCR 2332 32K ROM (no uv window)94132B Tandon X2 1050 ICArcadia 1982 Cassette Starpath Supercharger for 2600C011299B-03 Custom Rom 810 Rev CC025985 ST/Mega acia 6850 1040ST IC *C060302A-29 XL Basic "B" ROM 8K x 8C060617B-01 1982 1200XL os rom rev BC061598B-08 XL/XE OSC062024 OS ROM 16K x 8 270PN 600XLHM6116LP 16K SRAM *MM74C150J 16 to 1 Multiplexer *MPP-1100 ROM Micobits ROM Joystick printer interface *TMM2016AP Commodore floppy drive ram *TMS4016-45NKL 16K SRAMC011205-11 x3 Outlaw CX2605C011206-05 Slot Racers cx2606C011222-08 1981 X2 Breakout cx2622C011223-07 Home Run CX2623C011225-19 x2 Football CX2625C011227-07 x3 1978 Human Canonball cx2627C012009-08 1981 defender csx2609C012016 1980 X2 Championship soccer cx2622C012045-12 Video Chess CX2645C012052-10 PROTO 1978 Casino cx2652C012058-02 Math Grand Prix cx2658C012058-10 PROTO 1982 Math Grand Prix cx2658C012512-02 1977 X2 Streeet racer cx2612pC012608A Super breackout cx2608pC012610A-02 1981 X2 War Loard CX2610pC012610A-10 PROTO 1981 x2 War Loard CX2610pC012645-02 1979 X2 Video Chess CX2645pC012654-01 1981 x2 Haunted House CX2654pC016449B-22 1981 Asteroids CX2649C016474-22 x2 E.T. CX2674C016484-02 1983 X2 Galaxin CX2684C019407A-10 Footbal 64K ROM #2 CX5207 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
boxpressed Posted February 10, 2019 Share Posted February 10, 2019 Anyone else have some input on these? I fired off a email to Curt V. I'm waiting a detailed reply. He thinks some might be game cart prototypes, or sample runs. Is there any list of Atari cart IC part numbers? I can't help with identification, but did you learn any more about these ICs? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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