MCM6810 128 x 8 static RAM pinout

DIP-24. The 256-byte CPU scratchpad at $8300: two chips, one per byte of the word.

Two 128 x 8 static RAMs make the 9900 scratchpad (decoded at $8000-$83FF, used at $8300). Each has six chip selects: CS0 and CS3 must be high, /CS1, /CS2, /CS4 and /CS5 low. +5 V only. The workspace registers live here, so a bad 6810 stops the console before the title screen.

Open the interactive MCM6810 pinout

Pins

PinNameTypeSignal
1GNDground0 V.
2D0dataData I/O 0.
3D1dataData I/O 1.
4D2dataData I/O 2.
5D3dataData I/O 3.
6D4dataData I/O 4.
7D5dataData I/O 5.
8D6dataData I/O 6.
9D7dataData I/O 7.
10CS0ctrlChip select 0, active high.
11/CS1ctrlChip select 1, active low.
12/CS2ctrlChip select 2, active low.
13CS3ctrlChip select 3, active high.
14/CS4ctrlChip select 4, active low.
15/CS5ctrlChip select 5, active low.
16R/WctrlHigh = read, low = write.
17A6addrAddress 6.
18A5addrAddress 5.
19A4addrAddress 4.
20A3addrAddress 3.
21A2addrAddress 2.
22A1addrAddress 1.
23A0addrAddress 0.
24Vccpower+5 V supply.

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