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(DIY) ATARI 2600 MULTI GAME CARTRIDGE 8X8KB

ATARI 2600 MULTI GAME CARTRIDGE PCB. Select 8pcs. your favorite 8 Kilobytes games and make your own custom Atari 2600 Multi Game Cartridge.
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  • I made a Cartridge Shell for these 8K and 16K dipswitch carts and uploaded it to Thingverse https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5226721/files

    Feb 01,20222 Comments
    (DIY) C64iSTANBUL 2022-02-01 08:34:12Reply

    They look very nice, thank you very much.

    Engineer 2025-04-07 23:20:45Reply

    Great! tnks

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  • Brilliant series of projects, thank you for your efforts. All work flawlessly!

    Jan 23,20251 Comments
    (DIY) C64iSTANBUL 2025-01-24 01:32:55Reply

    Thank you.

    Reply

  • Is there an alternative to using this programmable logic chip? They are obsolete and the programmers are expensive. Alternately, if someone can program a chip for me I would be happy to pay

    Jul 17,20241 Comments
    Ryan B 2024-08-02 02:24:29Reply

    i found someone to program for me.

    Reply

  • Where is the schematicas and plg filé?

    Jun 01,20241 Comments
    (DIY) C64iSTANBUL 2024-06-01 04:53:15Reply

    Hello to you too, Everything I want to share is above. You can find anything other than what I shared above by searching the internet. Thank you for asking.

    Reply

  • I think it's important to say that the 20v8 requires programming as well. I spent so many time crying with that black screen... LOL

    Jan 19,20244 Comments
    (DIY) C64iSTANBUL 2024-01-19 09:38:28Reply

    Hello Eduardo Senos, you are absolutely right, thank you for warning me.

    Mike G 2024-04-20 22:43:19Reply

    Are there Any Instructions on how to do this from the Jed File. I'm using a T48 Programer, but the Chip is not detected, and I'm not sure Im doing it correctly, from the Jed File.

    Eduardo Senos 2024-04-22 22:13:41Reply
    Reply@ Mike G：

    Hi Mike. I'm using T48 as well, no problem here. You have to select the correct chip, erase it, load jed file and then write.

    Mike G 2024-04-23 21:15:27Reply
    Reply@ Eduardo Senos：

    Thanks, took me a while to slect the correct chip, but working now! Thanks

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  • One question: are all the 8K bankswitch modes supported: F8 ("standard"), FE (used in Robot Tank and Decathlon), E0 (Parker Brothers) and 3F (Tigervision)? Anyway, great project, just ordered the PCBs. Many thanks!

    Sep 20,20233 Comments
    Eduardo Senos 2023-12-17 23:46:44Reply

    that's something I wanna know too... but I think it only supports F8 modes...

    Alessandro Benedettini 2023-12-23 21:46:16Reply
    Reply@ Eduardo Senos：

    I've tested with Miner and Miner II, both 3F and these aren't working on a real 2600. However, they are working fine on the new Atari 2600+, firmware V1.0. For Robot Tank and Decathlon (both FE) there are the converted F8 versions available.

    Interactive Museum of Videogames & Computing 2024-02-28 22:07:30Reply

    I've tried with Montezuma's Revenge, Coco Bongo and Super Cobra but none of this games work on this cart and the Atari 2600Jr. Maybe this is the answer you need.

    Reply

  • Hello, for 27C512, can we use W27C512-70?

    Feb 03,20242 Comments
    (DIY) C64iSTANBUL 2024-02-03 19:07:34Reply

    Hello, I have tested W27C512-45Z, W27C512-45Z is okay.

    PCBWay Team 2024-02-07 15:43:52Reply
    Reply@ (DIY) C64iSTANBUL：

    ok, thanks for your quickly reply.

    Reply

  • Does the W27C512 EPROMs need to be between 150nS - 250nS? I saw others using 120nS, and even 45nS... however the 45nS ones I'm using don't seem to work... all I'm getting is a black screen (as if nothing is plugged in). Thanks!

    Aug 02,20233 Comments
    Engineer 2023-08-09 03:02:49Reply

    UPDATE: EEPROM speed (45nS, 120ns, 150ns, etc) isn't a problem; all three work. I'd still stick with the recommended speed... but if you come across any 45nS EPROMs, no worries. If you're facing a black or blank screen despite soldering everything together and flashing the EPROM, here's a crucial tip: don't forget to flash the 20V8 chip too. I thought the 20V8 was a passive component like the 74LS04 or 74HC04, but it requires programming using the provided .JED file... it should work as intended afterwards!

    David Alejandro Gonzalez Priego 2023-11-17 21:18:46Reply
    Reply@ Engineer：

    Hi, Recently I received all components to build the cartridge, but I have the doubt on how to program the ATF20V8B-15PC using the JED file. Just using the EPROM programmer? Thanks for your help.

    Eduardo Senos 2024-01-19 08:59:57Reply
    Reply@ David Alejandro Gonzalez Priego：

    Yes man, do it. Programmer + Jed file.

    Reply

  • Hi! I think it's missing a 2k2 resistor in your descript_ion...

    Dec 17,20231 Comments
    (DIY) C64iSTANBUL 2023-12-18 01:02:33Reply

    You are absolutely right, I missed this. Thank you.

    Reply

  • I finally got a couple of these made. This is awesome! Works on all my A2600's and a Coleco Gemini, but not the Retron 77.. Thanks for putting this out there. Used an ATF20V8B-15PC. For others out there, The .jed file is what you put on the Lattice.

    May 19,20230 Comments
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  • Does it matter if the Lattice chip is a GAL20V8A or a GAL20V8B?

    Mar 23,20233 Comments
    (DIY) C64iSTANBUL 2023-03-25 12:56:16Reply

    Hello, I only tested GAL20V8A-15LP, but I did not test GAL20V8B.

    J Retro42 2023-03-27 09:19:39Reply

    I ordered a bunch of GAL20V8B's for a different project. If they work for this one I will let you know.

    J Retro42 2023-04-19 21:28:28Reply

    I have tested and the Lattice GAL20V8B-15LP chips work.

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  • The link for circuit diagrams and schematics is the same as JED file and sample EPROM image.

    Jul 20,20221 Comments
    (DIY) C64iSTANBUL 2022-07-21 02:41:36Reply

    Hi, Eric. If you need circuit schematics please send me an e-mail to c64istanbul@gmail.com

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