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Omfgbbqpwn
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 Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2018 10:40 am Post subject: Can anyone ID this? |
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| Anyone have any idea what this might be? |
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wepwawet
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| Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2018 11:24 am Post subject: |
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Nope. Not even a clue on the manufacturer.
Was it loose? Anything around it where it was stored?
A board near with an empty socket?
What's on the backside?
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Omfgbbqpwn
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| Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2018 12:00 pm Post subject: |
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I think it might be from this? I found in the same box. Sorry I thought I figured out how to make my pics small enough for the forum but they are still mostly too big. And when I use an image resizing app theres too much jpeg.
https://imgur.com/a/A5tcx
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wepwawet
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I was about to guess something strange such as GE or NCR. So its likely a custom keyboard chip (driver, ROM?) from an NCR cash.
As it's in a horrible state maybe you try to carefully insert it into the socket - I assume fron the photo's view upside down. So the bent and rusty pin gets a chance to survive.
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Ok thanks for the info. I found 2 of those crusty keyboards and there are 2 of these chips and yes they are in very sad condition.
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isa-d
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| Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2018 12:54 pm Post subject: |
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Board was from an NCR cash register and chip it's a custom IC made probably by General Instruments (looks to the picture)
It's very hard to ID this chip, probably something similar to basic chips for '70 desktop calculators. |
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CPUShack
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isa-d
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| CPUShack wrote: | | GI, AMI, SMC, all used that package so hard to tell |
You are right, but if I remember well Taiwan was common on GI chips and (for example) Korea for AMI. |
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wepwawet
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Andrew's chip has a font type I do not remember from GE, that's why I thought more about NCR. I must look for my few GI chips to see the country ... if there's any;-)
Ah yea, GI, not GE. |
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Omfgbbqpwn
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Thanks for the answers all. Is there some kind of database where I can look up codes on chips by different manufacturers to figure out what the chips are? (TI SN7400N; TI SN7408J; Mitsubishi M5K4116P-2)
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