PPU pinout
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S-PPU1
Pinout
^
/ \
/ \
/ \
TST1 -> / 1 100 \ <- SYSTEM CLK
TST0 -> / 2 99 \ <- TST2
/PRD -> / 3 (*) 98 \ <- /RESET
/PWR -> / 4 97 \ <- /PIXEL CLK IN
PA7 -> / 5 96 \ -- GND
PA6 -> / 6 95 \ ?? FIELD
PA5 -> / 7 94 \ -> /OVER
PA4 -> / 8 93 \ -> /PIXEL CLK OUT
PA3 -> / 9 92 \ ?? /HCLD
PA2 -> / 10 91 \ ?? /VCLD
PA1 -> / 11 90 \ -> COLOR0
PA0 -> / 12 89 \ -> COLOR1
+5V -- / 13 88 \ -> COLOR2
CPU D7 <> / 14 87 \ -> PRIO0
CPU D6 <> / 15 86 \ -> PRIO1
CPU D5 <> / 16 85 \ -> CHR0
CPU D4 <> / 17 84 \ -> CHR1
CPU D3 <> / 18 83 \ -> CHR2
CPU D2 <> / 19 82 \ -> CHR3
CPU D1 <> / 20 81 \ -- +5V
CPU D0 <> / 21 \
GND -- / 22 /
HVCMODE -> / 23 80 / -> /VRD
PALMODE -> / 24 79 / -> /VBWR
/MASTER -> / 25 78 / -> /VAWR
/EXTSYNC -> / 26 Nintendo 5C77 77 / -- GND
GND -- / 27 Package QFP-100, 0.65mm pitch 76 / -> VAA0
VDB0 <> / 28 75 / -> VAA1
VDB1 <> / 29 S-PPU1 74 / -> VAA2
VDB2 <> / 30 73 / -> VAA3
/ 72 / -> VAA4
\ 71 / -> VAA5
VDB3 <> \ 31 70 / -> VAA6
VDB4 <> \ 32 69 / -> VAA7
VDB5 <> \ 33 68 / -> VAA8
VDB6 <> \ 34 67 / -> VAA9
VDB7 <> \ 35 66 / -> VAA10
+5V -- \ 36 65 / -> VAA11
VDA0 <> \ 37 64 / -> VAA12 Orientation:
VDA1 <> \ 38 63 / -> VAA13 --------------------
VDA2 <> \ 39 62 / -- +5V 80 51
VDA3 <> \ 40 61 / -> VAB0 | |
VDA4 <> \ 41 60 / -> VAB1 .-----------.
VDA5 <> \ 42 59 / -> VAB2 81-| Nintendo O|-50
VDA6 <> \ 43 58 / -> VAB3 | S-PPU1 |
VDA7 <> \ 44 57 / -> VAB4 100-|@ 5C77 |-31
GND -- \ 45 56 / -> VAB5 .-----------'
VA15 <- \ 46 55 / -> VAB6 | |
VA14 <- \ 47 O 54 / -> VAB7 01 30
VAB13 <- \ 48 53 / -> VAB8
VAB12 <- \ 49 52 / -> VAB9 Legend:
VAB11 <- \ 50 51 / -> VAB10 ----------------------------
\ / --[5C77]-- Power, n/a
\ / ->[5C77]<- 5C77 input
\ / <-[5C77]-> 5C77 output
V <>[5C77]<> Bidirectional
??[5C77]?? Unknown
S-PPU2
Pinout
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/ \
/BURST <- / 1 100 \ -> /CSYNC
/PED ?? / 2 99 \ -- GND
COLORBURST CLK <- / 3 98 \ <- HVCMODE
/TRANSPARENT <- / 4 97 \ -> B
+5V -- / 5 96 \ -> G
/PWR -> / 6 95 \ -> R
/PRD -> / 7 94 \ -- +5VA
CPU D7 <> / 8 93 \ <- DIGITAL VIDEO ENABLE
CPU D6 <> / 9 92 \ <- TST14
CPU D5 <> / 10 91 \ <- TST13
CPU D4 <> / 11 90 \ <- TST12
CPU D3 <> / 12 89 \ ?? TST11
CPU D2 <> / 13 88 \ ?? TST10
CPU D1 <> / 14 87 \ ?? TST9
CPU D0 <> / 15 86 \ ?? TST8
GND -- / 16 85 \ ?? TST7
PA7 -> / 17 84 \ ?? TST6
PA6 -> / 18 83 \ -- +5V
PA5 -> / 19 82 \ ?? TST5
PA4 -> / 20 81 \ ?? TST4
PA3 -> / 21 \
PA2 -> / 22 O /
PA1 -> / 23 80 / ?? TST3
PA0 -> / 24 79 / ?? TST2
HBLANK <- / 25 78 / ?? TST1
VBLANK <- / 26 Nintendo 5C78 77 / ?? TST0
/PIXEL CLK OUT <- / 27 Package QFP-100, 0.65mm pitch 76 / <- EXT7
/RESOUT1 <- / 28 75 / <- EXT6
/EXTLATCH -> / 29 S-PPU2 74 / <- EXT5
PALMODE -> / 30 73 / <- EXT4
/ O 72 / <- EXT3
\ 71 / <- EXT2
SYSTEM CLK -> \ 31 70 / <- EXT1
+5V -- \ 32 69 / <- EXT0
/RESOUT0 <- \ 33 68 / -- GND
/RESET -> \ 34 67 / <> VDA7
GND -- \ 35 66 / <> VDA6
FIELD ?? \ 36 65 / <> VDA5
/OVER1 -> \ 37 64 / <> VDA4 Orientation:
/PIXEL CLK IN -> \ 38 63 / <> VDA3 --------------------
/HCLD ?? \ 39 62 / <> VDA2 80 51
/VCLD ?? \ 40 61 / <> VDA1 | |
COLOR0 -> \ 41 60 / <> VDA0 .-----------.
COLOR1 -> \ 42 59 / -- +5V 81-|O Nintendo |-50
COLOR2 -> \ 43 58 / <> VDB7 | S-PPU2 |
PRIO0 -> \ 44 57 / <> VDB6 100-| 5C78 O|-31
PRIO1 -> \ 45 56 / <> VDB5 \-----------'
CHR0 -> \ 46 55 / <> VDB4 | |
CHR1 -> \ 47 54 / <> VDB3 01 30
CHR2 -> \ 48 53 / <> VDB2
CHR3 -> \ 49 52 / <> VDB1 Legend:
/OVER2 -> \ 50 51 / <> VDB0 ----------------------------
\ / --[5C78]-- Power, n/a
\ / ->[5C78]<- 5C78 input
\ / <-[5C78]-> 5C78 output
V <>[5C78]<> Bidirectional
??[5C78]?? Unknown
Signal descrptions
- COLORBURST CLK: 3.58 MHz clock.
- /PIXEL CLK IN, /PIXEL CLK OUT: 5.37 MHz clock. In comes from S-PPU1. Out goes to expansion port pin 22.
- SYSTEM CLK: 21.47727 MHz clock.
- /RESOUT0: S-PPU1 reset.
- /RESOUT1: The main reset signal, connected to the CPU, APU, cartridge, and expansion port.
- /RESET: Reset from CIC.
- /EXTLATCH: Controls H/V counter latching. Connected to joypad IO D7. Can be used with a light pen.
- /OVER1, /OVER2: /OVER from S-PPU1.
- /TRANSPARENT: This is believed to be high whenever an opaque (sprite or tilemap) pixel is drawn.
- EXT7..0: Video input, connected to VDB7..0.
- DIGITAL VIDEO ENABLE: When high, TST4..0, TST9..5, and TST14..10 are digital R4..0, G4..0, and B4..0 output. For correct digital video output, this should be connected to /OVER.[1] As sold, this is connected to ground.
- TST14..12: When DIGITAL VIDEO ENABLE is low, these control other kinds of data that can be outputted over the TST pins. Output correlated with VRAM accesses has been observed.[2] As sold, these are connected to ground.
References
- ↑ Shmups forum thread: Sharp analog RGB for the 3-Chip SNES using digital signals
- ↑ circuit-board forum thread: SNES-Chips decapped (2PPU, 1CHIP, APU, DSP)
