A micro-computer inspired by the Atari ST and Amiga 500.
The RBT-16 is a micro-computer designed to be an Atari STe and Amiga 500
successor, not limited by their technology and history, but by what we have
and know today. The RBT-16 is a middle ground between 3 worlds: Atari,
Commodore and IBM.
Our design goal is to have something fun and interesting to play and use.
- CPU: Motorola 68000 at ~8/12MHz
- VDP: Tang Primer 20K. Codename - Killy
- APU: 2x YM2149 + DAC
- ROM: 256KB Flash; Stores BIOS and Kernel
- RAM: Shipped with 256KB of Static RAM; Has four RAM expansion modules, with up to 4MB max RAM
- RTC: DS1307
CPU can be boosted by software up to 12MHz
ROM can be rewritten and/or replaced.
ROM0 -> /UDS chip (D8-D15, even addresses)
ROM1 -> /LDS chip (D0-D7, odd addresses)
- 1 x HD-15 VGA Output
- 1 x Mini-DIN 4-pin S-Video Output
- 1 x RCA Composite Output
- 1 x RCA Audio Jack
- 1 x 3.5mm Audio Jack
- 1 x microSD Card Slot
- 2 x SNES Controllers
- 2 x PS/2 Mouse and Keyboard Ports
- 4 x 2x50 Card Edge Connectors/Expansion Card (Parallel Bus)
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