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65XX Datasheets Manuals

6530

The 6530 was produced by most 6502 manufactures, from MOS Technology/Commodore SG to Rockwell and Synertek. All production datasheets that I have seen afaik identical, here I present some clean Rockwell datasheets. The first one is a preliminary MOS datasheet for the MCS6530, missing the ordering pages of the production version.
MOS Technology preliminary MCS6530
Rockwell 6530 RRIOT
6531 RRIOC
6532 RIOT


6500/1 One chip microprocessor

14 page datasheet
24 page datasheet

Manuals


KIM-1

User manual in HTML format

KIM-1

Hardware manual in HTML format

KIM-1

Programming in HTML format

Scan-160408-0001

Cross assembler Manual, GE timeshare

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