wberdan
09-12-2002, 01:45 PM
I was just looking through my stash of weird ColecoVision stuff and came across this cartridge I bought last year. On the shell is a sticker that says "copy cart", but I believe this is a non original sticker (although they are probably still 5+ years old). The circuit board is a typical coleco Rev F board, with 3 EPROM sockets machine soldered onto the board. In the socket closest to the connectors, there is an EPROM (the other sockets are empty) with a green, unlabeled sticker over the window. Plugging this cartridge in brings up a typical ColecoVision opening screen that says
COLECOVISION
TAPEUTL REV 22 (c) Coleco 1984
The program goes no further than this screen, where it resets itself every 15 or 20 seconds.
I asked Sean Kelly about this last year, he said he thought it was dumped from an ADAM computer... I believe that may be the case, but what the hell is this program supposed to be>? Were the other two sockets supposed to be containing EPROMS with further program material?
Does anyone know if this is the opening screen of the copy cart?
I purchased this off a very reliable, well known collector, who vouches that these came from soemone working at Coleco in the 80s.
Any guesses what's going on with this?
willie
COLECOVISION
TAPEUTL REV 22 (c) Coleco 1984
The program goes no further than this screen, where it resets itself every 15 or 20 seconds.
I asked Sean Kelly about this last year, he said he thought it was dumped from an ADAM computer... I believe that may be the case, but what the hell is this program supposed to be>? Were the other two sockets supposed to be containing EPROMS with further program material?
Does anyone know if this is the opening screen of the copy cart?
I purchased this off a very reliable, well known collector, who vouches that these came from soemone working at Coleco in the 80s.
Any guesses what's going on with this?
willie