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Atari Signature Analysis Pages

The signature analysis guides on this page were written by Peter Fyfe while the signature analysis documentation and the SA emulator were written by Phillip Eaton.

In order to use a signature analyser on your boardset you will need the following items....

Signature Analyser: HP5004,5006 or an Atari CAT box.
NOP(no operation) Plug: Get details here
One of the guides listed below
For General Theory read Phillip Eaton's: How Signature Analysis Works (.pdf 290K)
If you want to *really* understand how SA works... checkout Phillip's Signature Analysis Emulator (MS QBasic)

The guides....

More info....

How Signature Analysis Works (.pdf 290K)
Signature Analysis Emulator (VB)

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