Hi Dan
The power connector you need is the 12 pin one at the center.
I was wrong about the 44 pins. The 44 pin ones are for expansion.
Here is a list of the connectors:
EXPANSION (E)
1 SYNC A AB0
2 RDY B AB1
3 01 C AB2
4 IRQ\ D AB3
5 RO E AB4
6 NMI\ F AB5
7 RES\ H AB6
8 DB7 J AB7
9 DB6 K AB8
10 DB5 L AB9
11 DB4 M AB10
12 DB3 N AB11
13 DB2 P AB12
14 DB1 R AB13
15 DB0 S AB14
16 18\ T AB15
17 DBOUT(1) U 02
18 POR\ V R/W
19 -- W R/W\
20 -- X AUD TEST
21 +5V Y 02\
22 GND Z RAM-R/W
APPLICATION (A)
1 GND A +5V
2 APA3 B 00\
3 APA2 C 04\
4 APA1 D 08\
5 APA4 E 0C\
6 APA5 F 10\
7 APA6 H 14\
8 APA7 J 1C\
9 APB0 K 18\
10 APB1 L AUDIO IN
11 APB2 M AUDIO OUT(LO)
12 APB3 N RCN-1 (1)
13 APB4 P AUDIO OUT(HI)
14 APA0 R TTY KB RTN+
15 APB7 S TTY PTR+
16 ABB5 T TTY KB RTN-
17 KB ROW 0 U TTY PTR-
18 KB COL F V KB ROW 3
19 KB COL B W KB COL G
20 KB COL E X KB ROW 2
21 KB COL A Y KB COL C
22 KB COL D Z KB ROW 1
AUXILIARY APPLICATION (AA)
1 GND A +5V
2 -VN B +VP
3 2 PA 1 C 2 PA 2
4 2 CA 2 D 2 PA 0
5 2 CB 2 E 2 CA 1
6 2 PB 7 F 2 CB 2
7 2 PB 5 H 2 PB 6
8 2 PB 3 J 2 PB 4
9 2 PB 1 K 2 PB 2
10 2 PA 7 L 2 PB 0
11 2 PA 5 M 2 PA 6
12 2 PA 3 N 2 PA 4
13 RES P 3 CA 1
13 3 CB 1 R SCOPE
15 3 CB 2 S 3 PB 3
16 3 PB 0 T 3 PB 1
17 3 PA 6 U 3 PA 7
18 3 PA 3 V 3 PA 0
19 3 PS 4 W 3 PA 1
20 3 PA 5 X 3 PA 2
21 3 PB 5(B) Y 3 PB 4(B)
22 3 PB 7(B) Z 3 PB 6(B)
POWER (P)
1 +5V A +VP
2 GND B GND
3 +5V C +5V
4 GND D GND
5 +5V E -VN
6 GND F GND
TERMINAL (T)
1 GND
2 RS-232 IN
3 RS-232 OUT
4 --
5 +5V
6 +5V
7 GND
8 +5V
9 TTY KEYBOARD IN+
10 TTY KEYBOARD IN-
11 TTY PRINTER OUT-
12 TTY PRINTER OUT+
13 --
14 AUDIO REMOTE NPN HI
15 AUDIO REMOTE NPN LO
16 AUDIO REMOTE PNP LO
17 AUDIO REMOTE PNP HI
18 AUDIO IN
19 AUDIO GND
20 --
21 AUDIO OUT (HI)
22 --
23 AUDIO OUT (LO)
24 --
25 AUDIO GND
KEYBOARD
1 +5V
2 +5V
3 +5V
4 +5V
5 +VP
6 +VP
7 -VN
8 -VN
9 GND
10 GND
11 GND
12 GND
13 RS-232 IN
14 RS-232 OUT
The RAM sockets can be filled with 2114's. I think Jameco still
has these. The RS-232 will drive +5 to 0 if the other end will
take it, otherwise, you'll need a -12V connected to the -VN pins.
You then change the jumper GG to 40.
Data for the basic ROM's and parts of manual can be had at:
http://highgate.comm.sfu.ca/~rcini/classiccmp/my_docs.htm
If you need other things, let me know.
Dwight
From: "Dan Veeneman" <dan(a)ekoan.com>
At 06:36 PM 5/28/02 -0700, you wrote:
Also, check to see if you need to have the BASIC
ROM's. These
boards normally only came with the monitor ROM and minimum
RAM. One usually added the parts for the serial as well ( some
transistors and resistors ).
Looks like I need to add some parts. I've put up some pictures of
the SYM-1 at
http://www.decodesystems.com/sym-1.html
The board appears to be minimally populated. Besides the power
connector, specifications and instructions for adding the BASIC ROMs
and the serial interface would be appreciated. Thanks!
Cheers,
Dan
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