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The default configuration consists of a Mega Drive unit, a card which connects through an ICE interface to the ERX 308P unit, which then has an SCSI connection to a proprietary host SCSI card used in a DOS/Windows 9x machine with the [[SegaDev32]] development software. | The default configuration consists of a Mega Drive unit, a card which connects through an ICE interface to the ERX 308P unit, which then has an SCSI connection to a proprietary host SCSI card used in a DOS/Windows 9x machine with the [[SegaDev32]] development software. | ||
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ERX 308P is a Zilog Z80 hardware emulator licensed by Sega for use in the specific development of Z80 code, namely audio software, for the Sega Mega Drive.
The default configuration consists of a Mega Drive unit, a card which connects through an ICE interface to the ERX 308P unit, which then has an SCSI connection to a proprietary host SCSI card used in a DOS/Windows 9x machine with the SegaDev32 development software.
Promotional material
Print advert in Embedded Systems Programming (US) #1: "November 1988" (1988-11-xx)
Physical scans
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