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Title: Bally 6000 Mains U28, 43 Post by: lindam1 on October 06, 2012, 12:52:57 PM Anybody know why some 6000's use M27C2001's and others use AM27C040's as mains??
Lindsay Title: Re: Bally 6000 Mains U28, 43 Post by: FORDSBS on October 06, 2012, 03:49:43 PM I'd say someone didn't have a 2001 so they wrote it on a 040 which is the same as a 4001.
Title: Re: Bally 6000 Mains U28, 43 Post by: lindam1 on October 06, 2012, 04:51:43 PM Best I can tell is the 2XXX is 2 Meg and the 4XXX is 4
Title: Re: Bally 6000 Mains U28, 43 Post by: FORDSBS on October 06, 2012, 04:54:47 PM Yep. If you put it on a 4 you have to put the file in twice. (I don't remember what they call doing it)
I know because I did it already when I didn't have the proper chip. Ford Title: Re: Bally 6000 Mains U28, 43 Post by: coorslight115 on October 06, 2012, 05:16:10 PM Yep. If you put it on a 4 you have to put the file in twice. (I don't remember what they call doing it) I know because I did it already when I didn't have the proper chip. Ford You hit it right on thre head Ford, Offset the file or copy it multiple time to a larger chip. Done if you do not have the proper size chip and need to make one. Works just fine if done properly. Title: Re: Bally 6000 Mains U28, 43 Post by: FORDSBS on October 06, 2012, 05:23:33 PM OFFSET ----I could not think of what it's called
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