Dragon 64

A Dragon 32 with 64 KB, a second BASIC ROM and a 6551 RS-232 port.

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Also
Dragon 200 (Eurohard, Spain) is the same board; the Tano Dragon is the US NTSC Dragon 64
Year
1983
CPU
6809E @ 0.89 MHz
RAM
64 KB (8 × 4164)
ROM
2 × 16 KB BASIC (HN613128P): Dragon 32 mode and 64K mode, switched by PB2 of $FF22
Video
MC6847 VDG, PAL (NTSC on the Tano)
Sound
6-bit DAC and single-bit sound from the $FF20 PIA, through the 4529 mux
OS
Microsoft Extended Color BASIC; 64K mode BASIC runs from RAM

Chips

ChipWhereRole
MC6883 synchronous address multiplexerIC39 (74LS783)Makes all clocks from the 14.31818 MHz crystal, the DRAM strobes and address multiplex, and the device selects. Used in the CoCo 1 and 2 and the Dragon 32 and 64.
MC6809E microprocessorIC38 (6809EP)Main CPU, 8-bit with 16-bit registers. Same CPU in every CoCo and in the Dragon 32 and 64.
MC6847 video display generatorIC10Text, semigraphics and color video from screen RAM. Used in the CoCo 1 and 2, the MC-10 and the Dragon 32 and 64.
MC6821 peripheral interface adapterIC5 ($FF00) / IC8 ($FF20)Two 8-bit parallel ports with handshake lines.
6551 ACIAIC11 (SY6551, $FF04-$FF07)RS-232 serial (Plus/4 only)
Dragon 64 BASIC ROMs (HN613128P)IC34 (ROM 1), IC37 (ROM 2)ROM 1: Dragon 32-compatible BASIC at $8000–$BFFF. ROM 2: the 64K-mode BASIC that the boot copies into RAM.
4164 DRAM 64K×1IC15, IC16, IC21, IC22, IC26, IC27, IC32, IC33Main RAM (8 chips = 64 KB)
MC14529B dual 4-channel analog data selectorIC6Joystick axis select for the A-to-D comparator, and sound source select for the TV and monitor.

Ports and connectors

Power rails

RailExpectMeasure at
+5 V+5 V6809E pin 7; SAM pin 40; 4164 pin 8; 6551 pin 15
+12 V+12 Vdragon-cart pin 1 (cartridge); dragon-serial pin 3 (PL8, through 4.7 kΩ)
-12 V-12 Vdragon64-psu pin 3 (PL6); dragon-serial pin 7 (PL8, through 4.7 kΩ)
-5 V-5 V UNVERIFIED79L05 output on the CPU board

Symptoms