driver
| driver | mcr3.c |
| source | mcr3.c (mcr3.c on mamedev.org) |
| games | Crater Raider Demolition Derby (2-Player Mono Board Version) Max RPM Power Drive Rampage (revision 2) Rampage (revision 3) Sarge Spy Hunter Spy Hunter (Playtronic license) Star Guards Turbo Tag (prototype) |
| information | 0.28 [Christopher Kirmse, Aaron Giles, Brad Oliver, Lawnmower Man] TODO: - Spy Hunter crashes at the end of the boat level. - Sprite placement on the scrolling games seems a bit off. NOTES: - Turbo Tag kludge: The checksum on the ttprog1.bin ROM seems to be bad by 1 bit. The checksum should come out to $82 but it should be $92. Unfortunately, the game refuses to start if any bad ROM is found; to work around this, MAME modify the checksum byte. WIP: - 0.118u3: Atari Ace added new AM_READ_PORT() macro which lets you define an input port read callback based on a port tag. This is now preferred over the previous technique of calling port_tag_to_handler() within an AM_READ() macro. Updated MCR-3 driver that uses the latter pattern to the new system. - 0.115u4: Aaron Giles added support for scaling graphics layouts automatically. The X and Y scale factors are specified in the gfx_decodeinfo structures. Updated the MCR driver to use this feature. - 0.101u1: Aaron Giles added save state support to games in the MCR-3 driver, marking them as GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE. - 0.99u2: Aaron Giles fixed input. - 0.98u4: Aaron Giles consolidated the MCR 1/2/3 drivers and documented all the PCBs. - 0.98u2: Aaron Giles partial rewrote the MCR video system. Should still work roughly the same, just a little different under the covers. This is still very much a work in progress. - 0.98u1: Aaron Giles did some major cleanup on the MCR drivers: Implemented Super Sound I/O interrupts properly, filled out all memory maps according to schematics, fixed sound sync with various sound boards, allowing for kludges to be removed from Power Drive and Star Guards, re-verified all connections from wiring diagrams and documented various lamp and driver boards from the games. - 0.60: Added prom ($0 - from shollow) to all games. - 18th November 2000: Aaron Giles updated the MCR drivers' video routines to use pixel plotting functions instead of direct bitmap drawing. - 0.36RC2: Aaron Giles fixed volume control in the MCR games. - 30th December 1999: Aaron Giles fixed some compilation bugs and removed a minor Z80-related kludge from Tapper and Timber. - 29th September 1999: Aaron Giles sent in an MCR update with a working Zwackery driver. - 23rd September 1999: Aaron Giles sent in an MCR update with support for Power Drive, Turbo Tag, Spy Hunter 2, Blasted, Arch Rivals, Tri-Sports and Pigskin 621AD and also tons of cleanup. - 0.33b7: Aaron Giles fixed hangs in Tapper, and hopefully other MCR games as well. - 0.28: Added mcr3.c driver and vidhrdwmcr3.c. Christopher Kirmse, Aaron Giles and Brad Oliver provided a MCR I/II/III driver, supporting: Kick, Solar Fox, Tron, Two Tigers, Domino Man, Satan's Hollow, Wacko, Kozmik Kroozr, Journey, Tapper, Discs of Tron, Demolition Derby, Timber, Spy Hunter and Rampage. |
PCB information
| crater | Crater Raider[MAME] Midway MCR-3 system Games supported: * Tapper * Timber * Discs of Tron (Squawk n' Talk) * Demolition Derby (Turbo Chip Squeak) * Demolition Derby (Monoboard version) (Turbo Chip Squeak) * Sarge (Turbo Chip Squeak) * Max RPM (Turbo Chip Squeak) * Rampage (Sounds Good) * Power Drive (Sounds Good) * Star Guards (Sounds Good) * Spy Hunter (Chip Squeak Deluxe) * Crater Raider * Turbo Tag (prototype) (Chip Squeak Deluxe) **************************************************************************** Memory map **************************************************************************** ======================================================================== CPU #1 ======================================================================== 0000-DFFF R xxxxxxxx Program ROM E000-E7FF R/W xxxxxxxx NVRAM E800-E9FF R/W xxxxxxxx Sprite RAM F000-F7FF R/W xxxxxxxx Background video RAM F800-F8FF W xxxxxxxx Palette RAM ======================================================================== 0000 R x-xxxxxx Input ports R x------- Service switch (active low) R --x----- Tilt R ---xxx-- External inputs R ------x- Right coin R -------x Left coin 0000 W xxxxxxxx Data latch OP0 (coin meters, 2 led's and cocktail 'flip') 0001 R xxxxxxxx External inputs 0002 R xxxxxxxx External inputs 0003 R xxxxxxxx DIP switches 0004 R xxxxxxxx External inputs 0004 W xxxxxxxx Data latch OP4 (comm. with external hardware) 0007 R xxxxxxxx Audio status 001C-001F W xxxxxxxx Audio latches 1-4 00E0 W -------- Watchdog reset 00E8 W xxxxxxxx Unknown (written at initialization time) 00F0-00F3 W xxxxxxxx CTC communications ======================================================================== Interrupts: NMI ??? INT generated by CTC ======================================================================== ======================================================================== CPU #2 (Super Sound I/O) ======================================================================== 0000-3FFF R xxxxxxxx Program ROM 8000-83FF R/W xxxxxxxx Program RAM 9000-9003 R xxxxxxxx Audio latches 1-4 A000 W xxxxxxxx AY-8910 #1 control A001 R xxxxxxxx AY-8910 #1 status A002 W xxxxxxxx AY-8910 #1 data B000 W xxxxxxxx AY-8910 #2 control B001 R xxxxxxxx AY-8910 #2 status B002 W xxxxxxxx AY-8910 #2 data C000 W xxxxxxxx Audio status E000 W xxxxxxxx Unknown F000 R xxxxxxxx Audio board switches ======================================================================== Interrupts: NMI ??? INT generated by external circuitry 780 times/second ======================================================================== - |
| maxrpm | Max RPM[Jul/22/98]
Game Name Chip type Position Revision Checksum Notes
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Max RPM
27128 15A 3-13-8 178D A080-91787-C000 Mono Boa
27128 14B 3-13-8 B29C
27256 8E 3-13-8 33A7
27256 6E 3-13-8 F9C1
27256 5E 3-13-8 B6AA
27256 4E 3-13-8 F766
27256 3B 3-13-8 18D2
27256 5B 3-13-8 1605
Revision date is 3-13-86.
This game runs on a board that appears to be identical to Rampage.
I do not have the Soundboard.
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| powerdrv | Power Drive[Sep/19/98] Bally Midway Power Drive Mono Board 1986 12/02/86 Version 2 11/21/86 Graphics and Sound PDSNDU7 BIN 32,768 09-19-98 5:12p PDSNDU7.BIN Sounds Good PDSNDU8 BIN 32,768 09-19-98 5:12p PDSNDU8.BIN Sounds Good PDSNDU17 BIN 32,768 09-19-98 5:13p PDSNDU17.BIN Sounds Good PDSNDU18 BIN 32,768 09-19-98 5:14p PDSNDU18.BIN Sounds Good PDRV5B BIN 32,768 09-19-98 5:17p PDRV5B.BIN CPU PDRV14B BIN 16,384 09-19-98 5:16p PDRV14B.BIN PDRV15A BIN 16,384 09-19-98 5:15p PDRV15A.bin PDRV3B BIN 32,768 09-19-98 5:18p PDRV3B.BIN CPU PDRV8E BIN 65,536 09-19-98 5:19p PDRV8E.BIN PDRV6E BIN 65,536 09-19-98 5:19p PDRV6E.BIN PDRV5E BIN 65,536 09-19-98 5:19p PDRV5E.BIN PDRV4E BIN 65,536 09-19-98 5:20p PDRV4E.BIN - |
| rampage | Rampage (revision 3)[01/04/97]
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Rampage by BALLY/MIDWAY (1986)
(WILLIAMS IND.)
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Game PCB No. A080-91787-E000 (MONO-BOARD)
The archive information:
Location Type ID Checksum
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3B 27C256 PRO-0.RV3 0F86 [ Program ROMs ]
5B 27C256 PRO-1.RV3 70E4 [ REV.3 ]
15A 27C128 BG-0 1EEA
14B 27C128 BG-1 945F
8E 27C512 FG-0 4580
6E 27C512 FG-1 725C
5E 27C512 FG-2 BF9D
4E 27C512 FG-3 16F4
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*** The ROM images in this archive are the property ***
*** of MIDWAY MANUFACTURING and should only be used ***
*** as an aid to servicing the original game PCB ***
*******************************************************
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| sarge | Sarge[Sep/30/97]
Sarge ROMs
Sarge hardware is an A080-91787-C000 MONO-BOARD for graphics and CPU.
A080-91779-B000 TURBO CHEAP SQUEAK for sound.
ROMs in this archive are named as: XXX_YYY.BIN
Where: XXX = type
CPU = CPU program ROMs
TIL = Tile (background) graphics
SPR = Sprite (foreground) graphics
TCS = Turbo Cheap Squeak (sound) program/data
YYY = board location
(example)
14B = position 14 in row B (matches board silkscreen)
MONO-BOARD uses Z-80 for main CPU.
TURBO CHEAP SQUEAK uses 6809 for sound CPU.
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| spyhunt | Spy Hunter[Aug/23/97]
SPY HUNTER ROM DUMPS
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All EPROMs are 2732s, 2764s, and 27128s.
These came from a board that wasn't tested -- so I can't vouch for the
accuracy of the dumps. Anyone who has a working version is highly
encouraged to compare the checksums here with those of known good ROMs
and notify the archive administrator of any discrepancies.
Filenames are in the format xxx_yyyy.zzz, where "xxx" denotes which of
the four PCBs on which the chip is located, "yyyy" denotes the label on
the chip, and "zzz" denotes the position of the chip on the board.
NOTE: I only had the four PCBs to work from, namely the three-board set
consisting of the CPU/SOUND/VIDEO PCBs in a metal housing, and the
Cheap Squeak Deluxe PCB (the one with the big 68000 on it)...
NOTE: I may have gotten the sound (snd_yyyy.zz) switched (a8 and a7) up.
Also, snd_0sd.a8 at a8 may not be numbered correctly - the sticker
on the chip window was very faded and nearly illegible. This was
my best guess as to what the name was. Sorry...
MCR III CPU PC:
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cpu_alph.10g a1e9
cpu_bg0.3a bb3b
cpu_bg1.4a d59c
cpu_bg2.5a f382
cpu_bg3.6a 08b0
cpu_pg0.6d d381
cpu_pg1.7d 1b05
cpu_pg2.8d 3274
cpu_pg3.9d ed95
cpu_pg4.10d a3a0
cpu_pg5.11d 7693
SUPER SOUND I/O PC:
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snd_0sd.a8 e5e2
snd_1sd.a7 6bde
MCR III VIDEO GEN PC:
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vid_0fg.a8 29b2
vid_1fg.a7 83f3
vid_2fg.a6 dd6c
vid_3fg.a5 86a1
vid_4fg.a4 971b
vid_5fg.a3 f84b
vid_6fg.a2 c85b
vid_7fg.a1 b61d
CHEAP SQUEAK DELUXE:
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csd_u17b.u17 71d5
csd_u18d.u18 e556
csd_u7a.u7 ab89
csd_u8c.u8 f869
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