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The ROM complex is detachable, for reasons I deem unclear, since those chips are already seated on sockets. See below for more information on that detachable board. | The ROM complex is detachable, for reasons I deem unclear, since those chips are already seated on sockets. See below for more information on that detachable board. | ||
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- | ## ROM mysteries | + | |
As mentioned below, this unit has P401 software, dating back to 1996. It's an old ROM. The system seems to not have more than 320 KB of RAM. By all hardware measures, it seems to map to at least version " | As mentioned below, this unit has P401 software, dating back to 1996. It's an old ROM. The system seems to not have more than 320 KB of RAM. By all hardware measures, it seems to map to at least version " | ||
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- | However, {{ : | + | And [this webpage](https:// |
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+ | In addition to those sources, {{ : | ||
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+ | Critically, we're missing support for newer expansion cards, like the KX-TD193DX Caller ID card I've bought. Other than that, the losses are a bit minor. There are some features in that document that I kind of wanted, but none I can't live without (FFS, I could' | ||
- | In reality, it shouldn't matter much, unless you need specific features. In my case, KX-TD193DX | + | As for the Caller ID card, this is an adventure on it's own, and this KX-TD193DX card is basically the same card (TA123293) used by TA1232, the non-DPITS, older version of TD1232, from what I gather. TA1232 itself is a eerily similar project. I'm discussing those topics |
## ROM/RTC clock Board | ## ROM/RTC clock Board |