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Lexicon MPX-1 - Using 2167 16 K X 1 Type RAM Chips; Configuring the MPX-L for Different Size EPROMS; Using a 2716 or 2732 EPROM; Using a 2764 EPROM

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17),
and
J18
is
located
at
the
right-hand
side
of
the
RAM
array..
The
RAM
chips
come
in
18
pin
packs,
but
the
sockets
are
20
pin
to
accomodate
2167
type
RAMs.
When
using
2147
type
RAMs,
plug
them
in
so
that
the
chips
are
in
the
bottom-most
part
of
the
socket,
that
is
pins
1 and 20
are
blank.
USING
2167
16lCx1
TYPE
RAM
CHIPS
To
use
2167
type
RAM
chips,
jumper
J18
should
be
installed
and
jumpers
Jll-
17
should
be
open.
Jumper
J18
is
located
at
the
far
right-hand
side
of
the
Rfu~
array
and
jumpers
Jll-17
are
located
in-between
the
RAM
chips.
CONFIGURING
THE
MPX-l
FOR
DIFFERENT
SIZE
EPROMS
The
MPX-1
has
a
JEDEC
28
pin
socket
for
the
EPROM
(U27).
With
the
use
of
one
jumper,
this
socket
can
accomodate
a 2716, 2732
or
a 2764
type
EPROM.
This
gives
2K,
4K
or
8K
of
storage,
respectively.
USING
A 2716
or
2732
EPROM
To
use
a
2716
or
2732
type
EPROM,
jumper
J19
should
have
a
shorting
plug
installed
connecting
pins
"A"
and
"c"
(left
of
center).
J19
is
located
just
above
U26.
The
2716
or
2732
should
be
installed
at
location
U27
such
that
it
uses
the
bottom-most
pins
of
the
socket,
that
is
pins
1,2,27
and
28
are
left
blank.
USING
A 2764
EPROM
To
use
a 2764
type
EPROM,
jumper
J19
should
have
a
shorting
plug
installed
connecting
pins
"c"
and
"B"
(right
of
center).
J19
is
located
just
above
U26.
The 2764
should
be
installed
at
location
U27, and
all
the
pins
of
the
socket
are
used.
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