G A L A G A ============= by Brian Murray (brian@demon.csd.unsw.edu.au) There are apparently many different galaga implementations, this one happens to be mine. I don't know how I would identify my particular boards, but I'll give as much as I can. (They were from a tabletop if that matters). There are two boards, both with blue solder masks. The top one (slightly larger) is the CPU board, has the 4 processors and program EPROMS, and holds a small credit-card sized daughter board that plugs into a 28-pin DIP socket near the EPROMS. It also has 'DG-09-2' silk-screened in one corner near the main connector. The bottom board is the video board. It has a small 5 pin connector in one corner for the video output signal, wired as follows : (closest to corner of board) 1 - Red 2 - Blue 3 - Green 4 - Sync 5 - Video GND Note in my game, this connector has had wires soldered straight to it and these brought around and soldered to the main connector in the positions shown below, and the monitor wired to this connector instead. Main connector: PARTS SIDE | SOLDER SIDE GND | A | 1 | GND GND | B | 2 | GND +5V | C | 3 | +5V +5V | D | 4 | +5V | E | 5 | . | F | 6 | tabletop (closed) or upright (open) SW Player 1 RIGHT SW | H | 7 | Player 2 RIGHT SW Player 1 LEFT SW | J | 8 | Player 2 LEFT SW Player 1 FIRE SW | K | 9 | Player 2 FIRE SW Player 1 START SW | L | 10| Player 2 START SW | M | 11| Coin SW | N | 12| Test/Setup Mode SW Video Red (see above) | P | 13| Video Green (see above) | R | 14| Video Blue (see above) | S | 15| Video Sync (see above) | T | 16| | U | 17| Speaker (to GND) +12V | V | 18| +12V +5V | W | 19| +5V +5V | X | 20| +5V GND | Y | 21| GND GND | Z | 22| GND