Intellevision 10-1 Controller board schematic

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Intellevision 10-1 Controller board schematic

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Like that wasn't a long title :roll:

Long version:

Anyways, I ripped apart my 10-1 I got from Jeffslot (thanks again!) and found that the NOAC are two seperate glop-tops on a small PCB, and then soldered right on to another board with the controls. The small NOAC has pins for audio and video out, power, ground, etc. Then it has a few pins for the controls to hook up to. I would go ahead and just desolder the NOAC, but there is more circuitry on the controller board. A few capacitors and some surface mount crap. I think this encodes the controller signals into (I don't really remember) a three pin data signal. What I need is the schematic for the controller board in the 10-1. I'm to lazy to trace the signals myself, go figure. :roll:

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I need a schematic for the controller board of the Intellevision 10-1.

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*sigh*

Nobody has it?
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so the intellivision 10 in 1 has a noac? :o they sell it for 10 bucks at my local wallgreens, ill get it soon hehe!!!
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Don't expect too hook up a cartridge slot though. This would be way too hard. Just buy one with a cartridge slot.
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jeroen wrote:Don't expect too hook up a cartridge slot though. This would be way too hard. Just buy one with a cartridge slot.
Why? You could just find the pinouts with a scope, or if you're lucky, the net.
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yeah. but stil it's way harder then buying a one with a cartridge slot.
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jeroen wrote:yeah. but stil it's way harder then buying a one with a cartridge slot.
But less expensive.
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Post by jeroen »

that kinda depends on how much the intellivison cost near him. But I think it's stil not that big of a differents in costs. I woud buy a cartridge slot. Basicly your saving time and suffering with it.
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