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=== Clock Signal Chain === {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:90%; text-align:center;" |+ '''Clock Signal Verification''' |- ! Signal !! Frequency !! Source !! Test Point !! Expected Waveform |- | Master oscillator || 14.31818 MHz (NTSC colour burst ร 4) || Y1 crystal via GTIA (U19) || U19 pin 28 (OSC) || Sine/square, 14.3 MHz |- | Fast Phase 0 (Fร0) || 1.79 MHz || ANTIC (U20) pin 35 || U20 pin 35 || Square wave, 1.79 MHz |- | Phase 0 (ร0) || 1.79 MHz || ANTIC (U20) pin 34 || U22 pin 37 (CPU ร0 input) || Square wave, 1.79 MHz |- | Phase 2 (ร2) || 1.79 MHz || CPU (U22) pin 39 || U22 pin 39 || Square wave, 1.79 MHz |} '''If no clock at CPU pin 37:''' # Check Y1 crystal for damage or cold solder joints. # Verify GTIA (U19) has +5V on pin 27 (Vcc) and ground on pin 3 (Vss). # Check ANTIC (U20) has +5V on pin 21 (Vcc) and is generating ร0 at pin 34. # If GTIA oscillator output (pin 28) is present but ANTIC ร0 output (pin 34) is absent, suspect ANTIC (U20). # If neither signal is present, suspect GTIA (U19) or Y1.
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