Winsprint 1000i (5075)

   The SIMM socket is for program memory for the graphics proc. It is used by the graphic processor only, like for ACAD drawlists or so. The SIMM is NOT used as video memory. 

This card does 256 colors under Win 3.1x (I've run it). Wish it did more.... 

@80C7.adf Artist Winsprint 1000i 

1000intr.zip   BayRiver 1000 Series INTRO Program 
ws1k204.zip  BayRiver WinSprint 1000i Windows 3.1x Driver Version 2.04 
nt35mc.zip     BayRiver 1000 MC Series Windows NT 3.51 Driver Version 1.5 



Winsprint 1000i
JP1 Video Out 
JP2 H-V/Comp Sync 
JP3 Base Video in 
U1 Artist GA123 (GPX) 
U2 50.000000 MHz Osc
U10 Xilinx XC3042-70 PQ100C 
U27 72 pin SIMM socket 
U28-U35 NEC D482234LE-80 
U37 AT&T ATT20458-17 
Y1 14.31818 KHz Xtal

JP2 Choose between H&V Sync (pins 3-2) and Comp Sync (pins 1-2) 
J3- Needed for the base video- note the lack of a AVE on this card to accept the base video from the planar or adapter. 
U27
From Gereon Wenzel 
   The SIMM socket will be for program memory for the graphics proc. It can be used by the graphic proc. only, like for ACAD drawlists or so. You can find these on various TIGA Boards like ELSA Gemini MC or Hercules Graphics Station MC too. 

U28-U35 Must be interleaved video memory. Look at the chip IDs. 
U1- Artist GA123- I think this is the GPX. 



Artist Crunbs
   In 1992, ARTIST Graphics introduced the GPX™, the first combination 3D/Windows accelerator chip. In 1993, ARTIST introduced the WinSprint 1000i™, the first image display controller with a scan range from VGA to 1600 x 1200 at a 76 Hz refresh rate. Imaging magazine named the 1000i its product of the year, recognizing ARTIST Graphics for introducing color to the document imaging market at an affordable price. Ed. I searched Imaging Magazine a while back- no hits on GPX, WinSprint, or anything relevant. 


Adapter Description File for the ARTIST 1000i MC Series Version 1.0 

AdapterId 080C7H ARTIST 1000i MC Series 

PC I/O Address
     <03EXh & 07EXh>, 02CXh & 06CXh, 02DXh & 06DXh, 02EXh & 06EXh 

PC Memory Address - Below 1MB
   The default PC memory address is 0xCC00. This 16 Kbyte block in PC memory maps into two 8 Kbyte windows in the GPX memory space. These 8 Kbyte windows can each be mapped to start at any 8 Kbyte boundary in the GPX memory space. By using the system configuration utility 
to configure memory usage, the user is assured of a non-conflicting selection. If the PC memory address is configured or disabled, the software you are using with the ARTIST 1000i MC Series graphic accelerator will use the default. 
   <CC00-CFFF>, C800-CBFF, D000-D3FF, D400-D7FF, D800-DBFF, DC00-DFFF, Disabled 

Data Bus Sizing
   The ARTIST 1000i MC Series graphic accelerator can be configured to operate in a 16 bit or 32 bit Microchannel card slot. 
     <32 Bits>, 16 Bits 

Interrupt Level
   The ARTIST 1000i MC Series graphic accelerator can be configured to use Interrupt 5, 7, 10, 11 or interrupts may be disabled 
     <Disabled>, IRQ 5, IRQ 7, IRQ 10, IRQ 11 

PC Memory Address - Above 1MB
   A PC memory address above 1MB should only be used for UNIX systems. The default is decoding above 1MB is disabled. 
     <Disabled>, 2MB - 4MB, 4MB - 6MB, 6MB - 8MB, 8MB - 10MB, 10MB - 12MB, 12MB - 14MB, 14MB - 16MB 
 


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