Schematic cattamaran
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Schematic cattamaran
Hello,
I am looking for the schematic of the cyrel cattamaran, it seems they are not around to sell any so I would like to build my own if possible...
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I am looking for the schematic of the cyrel cattamaran, it seems they are not around to sell any so I would like to build my own if possible...
TXG/MNX
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
Could you finally got those schematics?
TXG/MNX wrote:Hello,
I am looking for the schematic of the cyrel cattamaran, it seems they are not around to sell any so I would like to build my own if possible...
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
sorry to bump old threads, but did anyone manage to source a schematic?
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
Someone sent me this today: https://www.dev-docs.org/docs/htm/searc ... CaTTamaran
It contains some schematics. Warning, large file... 31mb. It's also in German. Not sure what the schematics are, you might want to have a look.
It contains some schematics. Warning, large file... 31mb. It's also in German. Not sure what the schematics are, you might want to have a look.
Re: Schematic cattamaran
I am interested, any hardware expert on this?
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
Does anyone have a CaTTamaran and can make pictures from back and top side?
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
thanks Lp for posting this
the schematics though appear to be atari schematics of the tt itself, with comments about where the cattamaran board ties into rarther than a schema of the board itself. But very useful if someone where to reverse engineer the original.
from the poor pics i've seen of a cattarmaran it's a pretty small & simple looking if someone could take some high rez/detailed pics of one we could certainly have a look at reverse engineering it... unless someone knows how to make something similar allready??
the schematics though appear to be atari schematics of the tt itself, with comments about where the cattamaran board ties into rarther than a schema of the board itself. But very useful if someone where to reverse engineer the original.
from the poor pics i've seen of a cattarmaran it's a pretty small & simple looking if someone could take some high rez/detailed pics of one we could certainly have a look at reverse engineering it... unless someone knows how to make something similar allready??
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
I have one somewhere, will take the picture tonight.djbase wrote:Does anyone have a CaTTamaran and can make pictures from back and top side?
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
That would be great.[ProToS] wrote:I have one somewhere, will take the picture tonight.djbase wrote:Does anyone have a CaTTamaran and can make pictures from back and top side?
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
Thanks for the pics. Seems unless someone knows what the GAL does it will be hard to clone this device. The rest is easy to do.
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
i dunno... am studying the pdf and the pics... to me there seems to be less to this device than meets the eye, including that cyrel branded ic
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
The ICS device generates the different clocks and the wires goes to different chips to overclock. From that part its an easy device. I am just not sure what the GAL does.
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
probably proprietary.... that's why you don't see so many clones of it floating around.djbase wrote:The ICS device generates the different clocks and the wires goes to different chips to overclock. From that part its an easy device. I am just not sure what the GAL does.
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
Can't the gal be reversed in a Gal programmer?djbase wrote:The ICS device generates the different clocks and the wires goes to different chips to overclock. From that part its an easy device. I am just not sure what the GAL does.
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
i dont always believe what i see printed on ICs, especially on something like that where there's only a few pins in use
dont see how or why, what would have been a very short production run would have justified a custom ic/clock generator (or whatever it is)
how much did CaTTarmaran retail for when it was new?
dont see how or why, what would have been a very short production run would have justified a custom ic/clock generator (or whatever it is)
how much did CaTTarmaran retail for when it was new?
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
Maybe you can copy it or save the jedec but not the source. If I could get a CaTTamaran for a few days I could at least do some schematics.jvas wrote:Can't the gal be reversed in a Gal programmer?djbase wrote:The ICS device generates the different clocks and the wires goes to different chips to overclock. From that part its an easy device. I am just not sure what the GAL does.
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
You think someone will let go of the irreplaceble device to be analysted?Maybe you can copy it or save the jedec but not the source. If I could get a CaTTamaran for a few days I could at least do some schematics.
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
Not sure.dexterslab wrote:how much did CaTTarmaran retail for when it was new?
But I was going to bid for it for USD$90 on ebay last year.
Unfortunately, I missed by 1-2 minutes and aution was over.
The owner place it again on ebay but I was too busy at work and missed it.
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
Not sure. I will ask Protos as his one is not installed.wongck wrote:You think someone will let go of the irreplaceble device to be analysted?
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Re: Schematic cattamaran
GALs (as everything else) can be reverse engineered. The effort, time and/or money, depends on the specific GAL and if it is protected or not. No idea if it is worth in this case or not.djbase wrote:Maybe you can copy it or save the jedec but not the source.jvas wrote:Can't the gal be reversed in a Gal programmer?