Datasheets 6530
The 6530 was produced by most licensed 6502 manufacturers, from MOS Technology/Commodore SG to Rockwell and Synertek. All production datasheets that I have seen are identical, there are subtle differences in the CMOS versions regarding the timers. Rockwell had a 6532A type listed at 2 MHz.
The oldest one is a preliminary MOS datasheet for the MCS6530, missing the ordering pages of the production version.
6532
CMOS 6532
The 6532 exists in CMOS variants, I have only seen the California Micro Devices GTE 65SC32 variant.
Synertek 65C32 preliminary | |
GTE G65SC32 | |
CMD G65SC32 | |
GTE G65SC32 |
Other RIOTs
In Rockwell databooks there are more RIOTs described. 6531, 6534. Never seen in the wild, a mention here and there of being used in pinball machines.
The timer/counter is a lot more capable, 16 bits etc.
R6531 ROM-RAM-I/O-Counter (RRIOC) | |
R6531 ROM-RAM-I/O-Counter (RRIOC) | |
R6531 ROM-RAM-I/O-Counter (RRIOC) | |
Rockwell R6534 ROM-IO-Counter (RIOC) |
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