The code makes full use of the 76C40 processor's capabilities, so a 6801 disassembler can't be used. I will publish the source code in due course when I have run it through my own disassembler.
-- Edited by Rhinoman on Friday 28th of October 2011 05:28:48 PM
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I don't have a datasheet for this processor, I can't find any reference to it at all. I saw your comment on your website about the similarity of your processor to a 6801 and checked this one against the 6801 datasheet. This one has the same pin out too so I thought I'd see if it would run 6801 code and it did. I will publish details of the PCB I used, running the processor in mode 0 (Test Mode) I was able to pull the binary.
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Hi Juha I have been looking at your schematic again, pins 8,9 and 10 on the processor should be the mode select pins if this is a 6801 derivative so I would expect some resistors on these pins. Pin 8 is pulled to 5V but I think that pins 9 and 10 should be too to select single chip mode. Cheers James
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