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-====== Introduction ======
+====== 6x0x-ATX-6U Introduction ======
-The ECB 6x0x-ATX/6U (VME) board is a single board computer supporting the Motorola 6809, 6802, and MOS Technologly 6502, all at 2 Mhz . In addition to the processor, ROM, and RAM, this board includes all peripherals required for stand-alone operation including serial, parallel, Propeller-driven video output/keyboard input, and SD card storage. The board layout supports mounting in a standard ATX case and use of a standard ATX power supply connection, as well as attachment to other N8VEM peripheral cards via an ECB connector, in which case the board can fit in a 6U/VME chassis. Prototype testing has been completed and a first run of production Revision 2.00-013 boards are currently in fabrication.
+The ECB 6x0x-ATX-6U (VME) board is a single board computer supporting the Motorola 6809, 6802, and MOS Technologly 6502, all at 2 Mhz . In addition to the processor, ROM, and RAM, this board includes all peripherals required for stand-alone operation including serial, parallel, Propeller-driven video output/keyboard input, and SD card storage. The board layout supports mounting in a standard ATX case and use of a standard ATX power supply connection, as well as attachment to other N8VEM peripheral cards via an ECB connector, in which case the board can fit in a 6U/VME chassis. Prototype testing has been completed and a first run of production Revision 2.00-013 boards are currently in fabrication.
 This board is intended as a replacement for the previous set of 3 N8VEM 6x9x Host Processor, IO Mezzanine, and Bus Bridge cards with a single comprehensive design.
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 ===== Pictures =====
-==== Completed Production Board (6502 / DOS/65 Configuration) ====
+==== Completed Production Board (6502/DOS/65 Configuration) ====
-{{:sbc:6x0x-atx-6u:6502dos65-jumpers.jpg?640}}
+{{boards:sbc:6x0x-atx-6u:6502dos65-jumpers.jpg?640}}
-==== Completed Production Board (6809 / Flex9 Configuration) ====
+==== Completed Production Board (6809/Flex9 Configuration) ====
-{{:sbc:6x0x-atx-6u:6809flex9-jumpers.jpg?640}}
+{{boards:sbc:6x0x-atx-6u:6809flex9-jumpers.jpg?640}}
 ==== Production PCB Revision 2.00-013 Front Solder Mask ====
-{{:sbc:6x0x-atx-6u:6x0x-6u-013-frontsoldermask.jpg?640}}
+{{boards:sbc:6x0x-atx-6u:6x0x-6u-013-frontsoldermask.jpg?640}}
 ====== Specifications ======
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 ==== Production PCB Revision 2.00-013 ====
-{{:sbc:6x0x-atx-6u:printing_ecb_6x0x-6u-013-sch.pdf|Schematics Revision 2.00-013}}
+{{boards:sbc:6x0x-atx-6u:printing_ecb_6x0x-6u-013-sch.pdf|Schematics Revision 2.00-013}}
-{{:sbc:6x0x-atx-6u:printing_ecb_6x0x-6u-013-sch.pdf|Board Layer Plots Revision 2.00-013}}
+{{boards:sbc:6x0x-atx-6u:printing_ecb_6x0x-6u-013-sch.pdf|Board Layer Plots Revision 2.00-013}}
 ===== Memory Management Unit =====
-For a detailed description of the Memory Management Unit operation, see [[http://n8vem-sbc.pbworks.com/w/file/70362853/Colossus.pdf|Colossus.pdf]]
+For a detailed description of the Memory Management Unit operation, see {{boards:sbc:6x0x-atx-6u:colossus.pdf|Collossus.pdf}}
 ===== Input/Output Ports =====
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 JP14, pin 1 = left = ground, pin 2 = right = ground this to reset, underneath pin 12 of left MAX232
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+===== Jumpers =====
+Orientation of jumpers (aka top, right, above, etc) is described while holding the board such that the copyright notice is readable.
+== ACIA Serial rev 2.00 ==
+JP13, short this to force CTS on, underneath pin 5 of left MAX232
+== Clock Speed Selector rev 2.00 ==
+-2 = 8 MHz, 3-4 = 4 MHz, 5-6 = 2 MHz, 7-8 = 1 MHz
+P3. pin 1 = bottom, right edge of board and up 2 inches or near pin 21 of Propeller
+== CPU 6809 rev 2.00 ==
+JP2, grounds xtal pin, between 6809 and 6821 or near pin 39 of 6809
+== CPU selection rev 2.00 ==
+XK1, 1-2 = 6809 or 3-4 = 6502 or 5-6 = 6502 alternate?, pin 1 = top, near pin 19 of Propeller
+XK2, 1-2 = 6802 or 2-3 = 6809/6502, pin 1 = up, near pin 15 of Propeller
+XJ series, 1-2 = 6502 or 2-3 = 6802
+XJ1, pin 1 = down, near pin 35 of 6502
+XJ2, pin 1 = down, near pin 30 of 6502
+XJ3, pin 1 = left, near pin 40 of 6502
+XJ4, pin 1 = right, near pin 16 of the 29F040 flash memory
+XJ5, pin 1 = left, near pin 1 of 6502
+XJ6, pin 1 = down, near pin 40 of 6502
+== Flash/Eprom rev 2.00 ==
+-2 = Flash aka 29F040 or 2-3 = Eprom
+K1, pin 1 = left, around pin 1 of flash socket
+== Interrupts rev 2.00 ==
+I do not understand what this does.
+JP10, pin 1 = down, shorts PD0 to B_/INT, right of pin 21 of 6502
+== MMU rev 2.00 ==
+P2, enables MMU?, pin 1 =bottom, right edge of board and up one inch or near pin 21 of Propeller
+K17, 1-2 = disable MMU on interrupt or 2-3 = clear MMU task reg on interrupt, near pin 18 of 6502
+== Parallel Port rev 2.00 ==
+K5, 1-2 grounds pin 25 of parport or 2-3 applies 5 volts to pin 25 of parport, above pin 1 of 6551
+JP3, grounds pin PD1 of the second 0xEDxx 6522, above pin 1 of the right or second 6522
+== Propeller rev 2.00 ==
+JP5, 1-2 = serial bootloading or 2-3 = normal or prop plug bootloading, pin 1 = left, near pin 40 of 6809 or F1 fuse
+== Propeller Serial RS232 rev 2.00 ==
+JP9, shorts RTS and CTS, underneath pin 1 of right MAX232
+JP8, shorts DTR and DSR, underneath pin 4 of right MAX232
+== Reset rev 2.00 ==
+JP15, 1-2 = default N8VEM style reset, 2-3 = Kontron style reset, right of pin 25 of 6502
+== RTC rev 2.00 ==
+JP1, short to connect RTC battery to ECB bus battery
+== SDCard rev 2.00 ==
+See the PDF document "Dual SDcard I/O Board Configuration" available from the ECB Dual SDcard page or the google group, detailing how hundreds of different pinout SDcard sockets can be used
+P8, pin 1 = bottom, top right edge of board
+-2 = CD1
+-4 = CD2
+-6 = CD3
+-8 = CD4
+-10 = WP2
+-12 = WP1
+For example, a FCI 10067847 aka Digikey 609-3956-1-ND would require pads CD2 and WP1, aka short 3-4 and 11-12, so that would mean short the second from the bottom jumper and the top jumper.
+== Timer rev 2.0 ==
+I do not understand how this works
+P5, pin 1 is lower left, connects 6840 timer pins together, underneath the parallel port
+K6, pin 1 is left, 1-2 connects PTM_01 output to NMI if JP12 is shorted, 2-3 connects PTM_01 output to O1, above pin 1 of the SRAM
+JP12, when shorted, connects PTM_01 output to NMI if K6 is optioned to do that, right of pin 24 of 6502
 ====== Bill of Materials (BOM) ======
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 ===== 6502 CPU =====
-[[http://n8vem-sbc.pbworks.com/w/file/73686950/DOS65-6x0x(Colossus)-QUICKSTART.zip|DOS65-6x0x(Colossus)-QUICKSTART.zip]] - A distribution of the DOS/65 operating system and associated Propeller firmware for the 6x0x-ATX/6U board configured with the 6502 CPU. Note that there are two versions of the Propeller firmware, "ParPortPropFullColor.eeprom" is a full-color terminal using a 1280×1024 tile driver; "ParPortPropOriginal.eeprom" is an alternate version for older monitors using a different Propeller drive. (Updated July 27 2014)
+{{boards:sbc:6x0x-atx-6u:dos65-6x0x_colossus_-quickstart.zip|}} - A distribution of the DOS/65 operating system and associated Propeller firmware for the 6x0x-ATX/6U board configured with the 6502 CPU. Note that there are two versions of the Propeller firmware, "ParPortPropFullColor.eeprom" is a full-color terminal using a 1280×1024 tile driver; "ParPortPropOriginal.eeprom" is an alternate version for older monitors using a different Propeller drive. (Updated July 27 2014)
-[[http://n8vem-sbc.pbworks.com/w/file/83392051/DOS65-072714.zip|DOS65-072714.zip]] - This packages contains the sources, build scripts, etc for the distribution above. (Updated July 27 2014)
+{{boards:sbc:6x0x-atx-6u:dos65-072714.zip|}} - This packages contains the sources, build scripts, etc for the distribution above. (Updated July 27 2014)
 ===== 6809 CPU =====
-[[http://n8vem-sbc.pbworks.com/w/file/83394157/6x0x_flex9_27072014.zip|6x0x_flex9_27072014.zip]] - A distribution of the Flex9 operating system for the 6x0x-ATX/6U board configured with the 6809 CPU. (Updated July 27 2014)
+{{boards:sbc:6x0x-atx-6u:6x0x_flex9_27072014.zip|}} - A distribution of the Flex9 operating system for the 6x0x-ATX/6U board configured with the 6809 CPU. (Updated July 27 2014)
 ====== Modifications ======
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 |06/20/2014 |2.00-013 |First run of production boards. Fabrication via PCBCART and distribution by Andrew Bingham; 65 boards in production run |
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