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Old 25 October 2010, 04:11   #1
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"Spellbound" Prototype CD32 Photos!

I purchased the "Spellbound" CD32 prototype board from Carl and Cynthia Sassenrath at AmiWest 2010 this weekend. I wanted to share some photos with you all.

"Spellbound" CD32 Prototype Board and Debug Card

There are no other photos or records of this device on any of the CDTV and CD32 wiki pages or history web pages. It works too, and gives a warning "Prototype not for distribution" in a guru error red square when loading discs.

Enjoy!
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Old 25 October 2010, 04:33   #2
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thats AWESOME!!!! - thanks for sharing!!!

btw - can you tell me what designation those memory chips are on the back of the debug board?
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Old 25 October 2010, 05:45   #3
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Congratulations!!!!!!

Thank you for the pictures. But could you please take one of that "Prototype not for distribution" message? What kickstart version does it use? Could you please check?

Thanks for sharing.
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Old 25 October 2010, 05:50   #4
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Looks neat. :-)
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Old 25 October 2010, 06:24   #5
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Now thats a unit to have..

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Old 25 October 2010, 06:40   #6
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A ROM dump would also be cool. :-)
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Old 25 October 2010, 08:19   #7
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Wood-base of the motherboard needs support in the middle to keep straight the motherboard without risk of breaking!
keep the good work..
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Old 25 October 2010, 10:08   #8
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I'd stick that in a case, looks a bit lonely on the wood!
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@illy

thats AWESOME!!!! - thanks for sharing!!!

btw - can you tell me what designation those memory chips are on the back of the debug board?
Lots of cool prototypes were there, Illy bought lots of stuff from Carl.
It has been an awesome Amiwest. The highlights have been meeting carl and dale.

I think the best for me personally was having pizza with chris huelsbeck.
We even had a little concert of his next work in the car outside his house. Very cool.
Again a massive thankyou to Jens for setting that up, .
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clearly Jens forgot to mail me my airplane ticket =(


.... agian .....


lol
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clearly Jens forgot to mail me my airplane ticket =(


.... agian .....


lol
Forgot to mention, Chris gave me a copy of his "Music for Games Vol. 1" and even signed it.
I was like a kid in a sweet shop, lol.
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I didn't even know Chris was there... Shoot... I was more of a Rob Hubbard fan but still.
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Forgot to mention, Chris gave me a copy of his "Music for Games Vol. 1" and even signed it.
I was like a kid in a sweet shop, lol.
Do you have to rub it in?! Anyway, the original 'Lorraine' prototype MUST be with Dale Luck and a few others.. now that would be awesome! I'd remortage the folks house for it

illy, sure, you were just dribbling over your CD32 proto to notice (I would be too!)
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I didn't even know Chris was there... Shoot... I was more of a Rob Hubbard fan but still.
No, this was something special that jens arranged on the way back to our hotel, and as I said I was very grateful for it, .
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thats AWESOME!!!! - thanks for sharing!!!

btw - can you tell me what designation those memory chips are on the back of the debug board?
Sorry for the delay. It looks like this is a CD/Game Console Debug Board Rev1

The 4 chips that I assume are memory are labeled

Sony Japan
CXK581000M-10L
225D01EW
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Old 29 October 2010, 03:50   #16
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so those chips are

131072 * 8 High Speed CMOS static RAM -

this means each chip has 1048576 bits thus (*4) = 4194304 (4MB) of 32bit RAM

Nice!
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I've added your nice photos to Bigbookofamigahardware.com. I hope it's ok?
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Nice Can you try this from the language selection screen? (if they wrote it yet).

Start from language other than English with joystick in port 0
where FWD and REV are the shoulder buttons, not pad directions.
FWD,FWD,REV,FWD,FWD,FWD,REV,REV,FWD,FWD,RED FIRE.

For a test revision there’s supposed to be more personal messages rather than credits.
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Also, is there any unusual access for a 3 or 4 pin test port on the CD drive?
I’m still looking for where the CD Error counter board connected.
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Great Stuff , Thank you for the Photos
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