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-# PS1_PowerReplay_RE
+# PS1 Power Replay Datel clone - RE Notes
 
+## Introduction
+
+I found one of these cloned Datel cheat carts for PlayStation 1 in a box of junk at a flea market.
+I decided to reverse engineer it just for fun, and maybe to build a better variant of it.
+
+![Photo of the assembled PCB](pics/assembled/full_board.jpg)
+
+![Screenshot of the traced PCB](pics/traced_board.jpg)
+
+## Notes
+
+The PCB was fully disassembled, scanned, and traced to reconstruct the schematic.
+It's a simple dual-layer board containing a diode, a PLD, an EEPROM and a transceiver, plus a few passives.
+
+### Power regulation
+
+While the PCB has provisions to fit a 78L05 voltage regulator plus filter caps, the actual regulation on
+this board was cheaply hacked together using a 5.1V Zener plus a 150 ohm resistor for current limiting.
+
+### EEPROM size
+
+The EEPROM used on this board is a PLCC AM29F010, 128KB. The Board is wired in a way that a 29F020 can be installed and the a second bank of 128KB used.
+
+### PLD
+
+A GAL16V8B provides signal decoding to enable the transceiver, EEPROM, read the state of the STROBE signal on the DSUB-25 connector and of the sliding switch.
+
+This IC was protected on my board, so I proceeded with an analysis of the signals and their combinations.
+The results can be seen in the `PLD` directory, and **have not been tested yet**. Interestingly, while connected, the A20 line seems to be ignored in all the calculations performed by this PLD.
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