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This small PCB is a replacement for the proprietary CO60472 Delay Line chip used in the Atari XL series of computers. It is based on schematics found on the AtariAge forums (https://atariage.com/forums/topic/253024-co60472-delay-line/)
Installed in a 600XL:
The little board, once assembled, is piggybacked on top of a 74LS14 Hex Inverter.
Resistors:
Capacitors:
Bend up pins 2,3,5,9,11 and 13, solder the little PCB on top of the 74LS14. Connect pins 1 and 7 to the PCB.
This is a rework of the first design. The functionality is still the same, for this design it is not necessary to bend up pins on the the IC and piggybacking the PCB on top of the IC. The IC can now be soldered on top of the PCB, along with the resistors and capacitors. PCB thickness should be 0.6mm.
Billing of materials is the same as the first design.
This is Rev. A installed in a 600XL, fits perfectly:
A little rework of Rev. A. This is a full SMD design. However, due to space restrictions it has the same form factor as Rev. A. Functionality is still the same.
Resistors:
Capacitors:
Machine pin headers (Omron XR2P-3241)
Another rework, this is a a lot smaller. Everything now fits within the DIP-14 footprint. The Billing of Materials is the same as Rev. B.
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