Master System
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== Connectors == | == Connectors == | ||
* [[Master System Card]] (not available in the Master System II) | * [[Master System Card]] (not available in the Master System II) | ||
| − | * [[Master System Cartridge]] | + | * [[Master System Cartridge|Cartridge]] |
** Japanese and South Korean consoles use 44-pin cartridges, same shape as Mark I and Mark II | ** Japanese and South Korean consoles use 44-pin cartridges, same shape as Mark I and Mark II | ||
** All other consoles use 50-pin cartridges with a different shape | ** All other consoles use 50-pin cartridges with a different shape | ||
** The difference in cartridge style is a form of regional lockout | ** The difference in cartridge style is a form of regional lockout | ||
| − | * [[Master System Expansion]] | + | * [[Master System Expansion|Expansion]] |
| − | * [[Master System Joystick]] | + | * [[Master System Joystick|Joystick]] |
| + | * [[Sega Genesis/Master A/V|Audio/Video]] | ||
* Power, 9V DC 1A Negative Tip | * Power, 9V DC 1A Negative Tip | ||
| + | * RF (Channel 36) | ||
== Contributions == | == Contributions == | ||
Latest revision as of 16:28, 7 February 2007
Console manufactured by Sega.
Contents |
Technical specs
| CPU: | Zilog Z80, 3.54MHz (PAL/SECAM) / 3.57MHz (NTSC) |
| RAM: |
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| ROM: | 8 kB to 256 kB (depending on built-in game) |
| Video chip: | 315-5124 (VDP, Video Display Processor) derived from Texas Instruments TMS9918 |
| Graphic modes: |
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| Sound chip (PSG): | Texas Instruments SN76489 |
| Sound chip (FM): | Yamaha YM2413 |
Connectors
- Master System Card (not available in the Master System II)
- Cartridge
- Japanese and South Korean consoles use 44-pin cartridges, same shape as Mark I and Mark II
- All other consoles use 50-pin cartridges with a different shape
- The difference in cartridge style is a form of regional lockout
- Expansion
- Joystick
- Audio/Video
- Power, 9V DC 1A Negative Tip
- RF (Channel 36)
Contributions
Sources
- Wikipedia article
- Video Game Power Supply Voltages and Minor Repair FAQ by Christopher James Pepi