Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 06:23:08 08/04/05
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On August 04, 2005 at 07:40:45, Steve B wrote: >On August 04, 2005 at 00:39:16, Thorsten Czub wrote: > >>S stands for SIXTEEN BITS and means that the board can take the 16 Bit modules >>such as Glasgow (nitsche and henne software) and later Amsterdam (Richard Lang). >> >>as far as i remember the hardware of Glasgow and Amsterdam was not different, >>the eprom content was reprogrammed for the customers. >> >>looks like the Mephisto III S program that won glasgow championship. > >thanks for information >but i have a GLasgow S and both a Munchen and Munchen S >both modules are working in both boards > >Steve The S was needed in the EARLY times of boards. LATER the changes were made in ALL boards. this leads to the situation that the modules could also sometimes run in boards that have NO S, and they do not run in OLDER boards. The S was indicator: we have changed this board so that it also runs with the 16-bit modules. later this was a redundant indicator, so it was not used anymore.
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