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"eclaire XL" Atari Hardware Board Specifications
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1. Three 600mA step down DC to DC converters at 3v3, 2v5 and 1v1 volt.
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2. Altera "Cyclone V" latest family FPGA, include 224 I/O, 25.000 logic elements, 2 MB internal ram, 28nm low power 1v1 volt process technology, which give up to 40% lower power consumption from the previous generations.
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4. CMOS output 50 MHz crystall to feed the FPGA.
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3. On board 32 MByte high speed CMOS SDRAM, working till 166MHz.
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4. 8-bit CMOS Digital to Analogue video converter, with 180 million samples per second.
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4a. This support VGA, S-Video, and Composite Video outputs.
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5. 16 MByte Serial Flash Memory, with 108 MHz serial bus interface.
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5a. This will give us the oportunity to include more than one Core configuration on board, as to be possible to selected within a screen menu. So no more reprogramming whenever someone need to work in a different machine, on the same hardware. Minimum example configuration, Atari 800XL and Atari 5200 console!!
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6. 10-bit/1-channel Analogue to Digital CMOS converter, used for audio input application.
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7. Delta-Sigma audio filter before the line output.
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8. RS 232 serial port for developers. RX-TX indication leds are also included. One input and two outputs are available on D-Sub connector.
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9. All the needed electronic components to support joysticks, paddles, tablet, SIO port, Cartridge port, PBI port, on board.
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10. Independent polyfuses on every connector which have the ability to supply 5 volt external power. The same for the Main Board power-in supply.
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11. 5v0-3v3-1v1 voltage test points, to check for accuracy with a multi meter.
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11a. Three leds as optical indication for "Power Good" of above 3 voltages.
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MainBoard I/O
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1. SD card socket, Push-Push insert/extract type.
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2. Two 9 pole D-Sub ports for Joysticks, paddles, tablet.
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3. Two USB ports for peripherals.
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4. 3.5mm Stereo phone jack for audio output.
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5. 9 pole D-Sub RS-232 serial port with RX/TX leds, for developers.
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6. 4 pole Mini Din connector which support Composite and S-Video outputs. Output can be selected from a 2 position jumper behind it.
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7. 15 pole in 3 rows standard VGA connector.
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8. HDMI connector. It's function is still in development.
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9. 10 pole IDC connector for interconnection with sub board, for SIO output.
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10. 40 pole IDC connector for interconnection with sub board, for PBI/Cartridge output.
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11. 40 and 14 pole IDC connectors, with 46 total general purpose I/O's, plus 5V0 and 3V3 volt supply. This is for any future upgrade, as for example 2 more joystick outputs.
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12. 10 pole "JTAG" IDC connector, for programming of newer firmwares in flash memory.
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13. 10 pole "USB_A_B" IDC connector, compatible with those in ITX cases, as found on front panel fascia. This provide two USB ports.
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14. 10 pole "AC97_AUDIO" IDC connector, compatible with those in ITX cases, as found on front panel fascia. This provide stereo audio output, and microphone input.
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15. "Reset" and "Power Led" 2+2 pole connectors, compatible with those in ITX cases, as found on front panel fascia.
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16. Power supply 2 pole connector, for interconnection with the sub bord, for 5 volt power input.
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Sub Board I/O
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1. USB type B connector for power input. This prevents total damage by wrong polarity, and easy of use.
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2. Original Atari rocker switch. Why? Just because.....
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3. SIO port with 5 volt output supply and 5 volt motor control, to have different polyfuses for overload protection.
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4. Cartridge port, polyfuse protected.
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5. PBI 50 pin IDC connector, with the most needed signals used on known existed peripherals. 5 volt supply polyfuse protected supported.
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6. 10 pole IDC connector for interconnection with main board SIO connector.
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7. 40 pole IDC connector for interconnection with main board PBI/Cartridge connector.
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8. 2 pole power connector for interconnection with same connector of main board.
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9. 3 support holes to screw within spacers in the main board. This is designed to placed accurate above the back plate connectors of main board.
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