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  GLS1 Electronics Addressing Tests       
Computer Aided Testing System        
 
     
     
 
Pulsing each address line individually
 
     
    In the event an addressing error is suspected, the following test group can troubleshoot and verify each address line individually. Testing each position is done by selecting the appropriate test, and measuring the response with an oscilloscope, or the external probe. Selecting "cycle instruction" will continuously run the last test requested, so that the data will show as a stream of pulses on the address line under test, while leaving
all other address lines in the "low" state.

  
                  < These tests require external measurement. >
 
These tests can also be performed using the       Ms Pacman Troubleshooting Tool
 
    The group of tests shown above are applicable to any microprocessor based board, and are "generic" types of tests, only because the name of each instruction reflect this.
    Two examples of changing these instructions into the specific board tests for Galaga  and Ms Pacman-type circuitry follow. The tests have been renamed to the point in the circuit as they pertain to each board.
     Galaga 74367 chips locations 1N, 1M, and 1L           Ms Pacman chips locations  6S, 6R, 7N, and 7M
 
 
All addressing errors can be pinpointed using these tests, and any board submitted for repair shall undergo these procedures, if needed, to be certified error-free by GLS1 Electronics.
 
Contact me at greg@gls1electronics.com to troubleshoot your Galaga or Ms Pacman addressing errors.