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<!DOCTYPE msxconfig SYSTEM 'msxconfig2.dtd'>
<msxconfig>
<info>
<manufacturer>Sony</manufacturer>
<code>HB-101</code>
<release_year>1984</release_year>
<description/>
<type>MSX</type>
</info>
<!--
Info based on Werner Kai's red Sony HB-101 with serial 207174.
https://plus.google.com/photos/112629367302659371233/albums/6155507573429019985
There are 2 models of the HB-101. Werner's is of the first kind:
- does not have springs in the transportation handle, which mean that the
handle can be left extended.
- does not have gate arrays cX chips
- does not have pull ups on the bus
So all these things were added in the 2nd model:
- has 2 sprints in the transportation handle so that it cannot be left extended
- has 2 Sony CXxxx gate arrays in the PCB, same as used in HB-F5
- has pull-ups, so that e.g. PEEK(&H8000) gives 255.
Machines of the second model seem to have the same ROMs: the ROMs of a
white HB-101 with SN 237929 were the same as the red one on which this
config was based.
Z80: SHARP LH0080A Z80A-CPU-D
PPI: NEC D8255AC-5
PSG: Yamaha YM2149F
VDP: TMS9118NL
1x OKI M38128A 16Kx8 Mask ROM
1x Hitachi HN613256P 32Kx8 mask rom
VDP 4k/16k: NO
VDP has address latch: NO
VDP has sprite clones: YES
VDP has screen 2 mirrored mode: YES
VDP has mode 3 mixed mode: YES
Z80 scf: 01C529ED01D429FDC (dunno)
Z80 cpl: 3AFF12D7 (standard)
Z80 out (c),0: 0 (MSX)
PSG pin 6/7 quirk: C (YES)
PSGmask: YM2149 like
-->
<CassettePort/>
<devices>
<PPI id="ppi">
<key_ghosting_sgc_protected>false</key_ghosting_sgc_protected>
<sound>
<volume>16000</volume>
</sound>
<io base="0xA8" num="4"/>
<keyboard_type>jp_ansi</keyboard_type>
<has_keypad>false</has_keypad>
<code_kana_locks>true</code_kana_locks>
<graph_locks>false</graph_locks>
</PPI>
<VDP id="VDP">
<version>TMS9118</version>
<io base="0x98" num="2"/>
</VDP>
<PSG id="PSG">
<type>YM2149</type>
<keyboardlayout>50on</keyboardlayout>
<sound>
<volume>21000</volume>
</sound>
<io base="0xA0" num="2" type="O"/>
<io base="0xA2" num="1" type="I"/>
</PSG>
<PrinterPort id="Printer Port">
<io base="0x90" num="2"/>
</PrinterPort>
<primary slot="0">
<RAM id="Main RAM">
<mem base="0xC000" size="0x4000"/>
</RAM>
<ROM id="MSX BIOS with BASIC ROM">
<rom>
<filename>hb-101_basic-bios1.rom</filename>
<sha1>302afb5d8be26c758309ca3df611ae69cced2821</sha1>
</rom>
<mem base="0x0000" size="0x8000"/>
</ROM>
</primary>
<primary external="true" slot="1"/>
<primary external="true" slot="2"/>
<primary slot="3">
<ROM id="Personal Data Bank">
<rom>
<filename>hb-101_firmware.rom</filename>
<sha1>64adb7fcf9b86f59d8658badb02f58e61bb15712</sha1> <!-- note: original ROM dump showed a 2nd 16kB, but that one was completely 0x7E. As there's only a 16kB and a 32kB mask ROM on the PCB, it must really be a 16kB ROM. Moreover, we found out that all unconnected memory showed as 0x7E (but unconnected I/O ports showed 0xFF) The latter is probably due to the fact that this dump was based on a machine of the first model, see above. -->
</rom>
<mem base="0x4000" size="0x4000"/>
</ROM>
</primary>
</devices>
</msxconfig>
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