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Yes, the parts is a custom resistor array used as RGB DAC, it uses a R-2R ladder inside, I have reproduced many similar parts, the only difference is the resistors values that may change.If you need it I can do a replacement very quick (I should have some Psikyo PCB)

I think decapping and die tracing is the only way to figure out the functions of this custom IC.I agree Furrtek is pure genius, he is the only guy able to to such things, other people can decap the chip but not identifying the internal structure and, most important thing, writing Verilog code of...

The 'NMK-111' and 'NMK-112' are two custom chips found on many arcade PCBs from NMK manfacturer. They share the same QFP64 package : Technically speaking the 'NMK-111' is used for latching RGB output (just before the 'NMK-007' R/2R DACs) and handling palette RAM. It's also used for...

The Konami '0005292' is one of the varios custom ICs you can find on Konami 'GX400' arcade system, more precisely on the video board.You can read more about the GX400 hardware here : Konami GX400 The '0005292'comes in a SDIP64 package : Technically the chip is a counter/clock divider...

For sale a fully working Black Dragon bootleg PCB.Minor repairs on solder side (see picture).Price is 100 euro, shipping (not included) worldwide from Italy.

For piggybacking I mean put a good chip on the back of the suspicious one

Try first do piggybacking with known good chips to see if something changes on the screen.

Check the two palette RAMs near the edge connector (they are Sony CXK5814 so high failure rate devices).

Actually the dump was still on the FTP, Porchy kindly added it to the archive : https://wiki.pldarchive.co.uk/pals/CPS2-BGSB3G.jed

OK, no problem.If I ever come across this bootleg I will dump the PLDs and upload them to the PLD archive.

You contacted me in private as well saying :"I read a post of yours where it appears that you have a bootleg like mine. I would need a copy of the GAL that is under the CPU. Would you be able to read it and send me the read file in JED format?" So, would you be so kind to say where you read...

Hi, I don't have this bootleg, sorry.You said there is a post on JAMMArcade about this particular bootleg but I cannot find it.Can you, please, point it out?Thanks.

The Capcom '86S105' reproduction will be soon for sale on my stores.Thanks for your interest.

I don't know, I have to do some logic analyizing to compare signals of original custom IC and reproduction.Probably it's something to do with FPGA being too much fast for the old TTL hosting hardware.I don't think there is some mistake in 'furrtek' work since the reproduction works fine on all...

Thanks to the always brilliant work of 'furrtek' another custom IC has been reproduced and preserved. It's the Capcom '86S105, the sprites generator used on many PCBs like : 1943 Ashita Tenki ni Naare, Black Tiger, Block Block, Capcom Baseball, Capcom World, Dokaben 2, Pang, Poker Ladies...

Very good job.If that electrolytic capacitor is a problem for the top cover I can use a smaller/lower one or a tantalum one.

Very good job.How do you think to handle the ON/OFF switch?

Yes, this was my assumption since Demon's World do use the 'GXC-04' MCU.

The GXC-04 is a TMS320C010 DSP co-processor in disguise with internal MASK ROM, it's used as protection. Anyway, I just checked, Zero Wing PCB does not carry the 'GXC-04', maybe your are confusing it with the 'FDA' chip.Please, check better your board.

Hi, yes if the 'GXC-04' is really bad you can use my replacement (it replaces the other Toaplan MCUs as well).Contact me in PM.Thanks.