Tech: Centipede Rom Numbers

cprince

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I just got around to repairing some Centipede main boards I have. Some have
200 nos. at D1-J1 and some have 300 numbers. I know that the two can't be
intermixed, so no problem there. But then I picked up a board with 100
numbers at D1-J1 and at F7 and H/J7. I accidentally messed up the order of
these chips while they were setting on the workbench and now I don't know
where they went. The last two numbers in the 100 series do not correspond to
those of the 200-300 numbers.
Does anyone know where they go or if they are even Centipede roms. The
numbers are: Atari 1983 8306
136018-101
-103
-104
-105
-106
-108
Thanks
 
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cprince wrote:
> I just got around to repairing some Centipede main boards I have.
Some have
> 200 nos. at D1-J1 and some have 300 numbers. I know that the two
can't be
> intermixed, so no problem there. But then I picked up a board with
100
> numbers at D1-J1 and at F7 and H/J7. I accidentally messed up the
order of
> these chips while they were setting on the workbench and now I don't
know
> where they went. The last two numbers in the 100 series do not
correspond to
> those of the 200-300 numbers.
> Does anyone know where they go or if they are even Centipede roms.
The
> numbers are: Atari 1983 8306
> 136018-101
> -103
> -104
> -105
> -106
> -108
> Thanks

136018 shows as Xevious roms.
Let me know if you want another board or two to repair.

Bill
 
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Thanks, you are right. I wonder what Xevious chips are doing in a Centipede
board.
And no, I do not want any more Centipede boards to work on. I need to move
on to other projects. I now have a couple of working Centipede main boards
to sell and one to keep as a spare.

"willipede" <bfossett@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
> cprince wrote:
> > I just got around to repairing some Centipede main boards I have.
> Some have
> > 200 nos. at D1-J1 and some have 300 numbers. I know that the two
> can't be
> > intermixed, so no problem there. But then I picked up a board with
> 100
> > numbers at D1-J1 and at F7 and H/J7. I accidentally messed up the
> order of
> > these chips while they were setting on the workbench and now I don't
> know
> > where they went. The last two numbers in the 100 series do not
> correspond to
> > those of the 200-300 numbers.
> > Does anyone know where they go or if they are even Centipede roms.
> The
> > numbers are: Atari 1983 8306
> > 136018-101
> > -103
> > -104
> > -105
> > -106
> > -108
> > Thanks
>
> 136018 shows as Xevious roms.
> Let me know if you want another board or two to repair.
>
> Bill
>