47 lines
1.5 KiB
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47 lines
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{\*\generator Msftedit 5.41.15.1507;}\viewkind4\uc1\pard\f0\fs20 =-------------------------------------=\par
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=-> Freeze's F-8 ROM A PPG release <-=\par
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=-------------------------------------=\par
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\par
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The Freeze's F-8 ROM is a modified F-8\par
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rom that has several added features.\par
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\par
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-Old Monitor Reset\par
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-Step and Trace modes\par
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-Disassembly with ASCII\par
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-Disassembly with Binary in #Mode\par
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-Better sounding bell!\par
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\par
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These advanced features make Monitor\par
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programming and Cracking much easier.\par
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\par
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There are two ways you can use this\par
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program. Either load it into the RAM\par
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Card using the FREEZE.INSTALL program.\par
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The other way is to burn it onto a\par
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2716 EPROM (Schematics later).\par
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\par
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The only thing that really need an\par
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explanation is the disassembly. In the\par
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disassembly, it displays the ASCII\par
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value of the byte to the right. The\par
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binary numbers on the far right are\par
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displayed when an instruction on the\par
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accumulator in immediate mode is\par
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encountered.\par
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\par
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2716 Schematics\par
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\par
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I would suggest that you do these\par
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modifications to a socket rather than\par
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directly to the chip...\par
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\par
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First, cut off pins 21 and 18.\par
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Connect pins 12 and 18\par
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Connect pins 21 and 24\par
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\par
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\f1\par
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}
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