I vaguely remember the AY-1315 (not sure!!), but that 40-pin IC
was a 8-bit data parallel to serial data bi-directional converter.
A sort of a UART. To send serial data, you put the 8-bit data
parallel in its 8 input pins, strobed an other pin and then the
data with start- and stopbit came out of another pin :-)
But, as said, memory is vague, but it might help ...
- Henk.
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[mailto:cctalk-bounces at
classiccmp.org] On Behalf Of Christian Corti
Sent: woensdag 17 mei 2006 11:42
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Subject: Unknown IC
Hello,
I have several unknown ICs from AMI, numbered 1315-P-2, a
picture can be found on
ftp://ftp.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/pub/cm/ic/ami1315.jpg
I think they came from ITT 3287 terminals (or ITT Courier, or
Courier Terminal Systems). I have several boards from those
terminals (all from around 1976-77), they used the i8008 as
processor (see picture).
The unknown AMI IC is found on a board labelled
CURSOR/BUFFER. I have boards with that IC as only LSI chip,
or along with a Signetics 2650.
So my question is, what is that AMI chip? Has anyone a datasheet?
Oh, and I have some NatSemi 1409, 40 pins, as found on the
TIMING board (which also contains 16 i1404 1kBit MOS shift
registers as display memory), what is that?
Christian
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