Processor PCB, A006020-xx

There are eighteen variations of the Processor PCB. Each Processor PCB is marked with a part number
next to IC location F1. Part number (A006020-) is permanently etched onto the PCB. The dash number
variation is added with a felt-tipped pen. The PCB serial number and the game name are also marked in
felt-tipped pen somewhere between locations A12 through A20 and B12 through B20. All variations for the
five games are listed as follows:

Processor PCB Identification and Size
*** Short Boards ***
A006020-01                The Atarians                Standard Proms (E1-E8)
A006020-02                Universal                      ---------------------------------
A006020-03                Time 2000                   
Standard Proms (E1-E8)
A006020-04                Airborne Avenger        Standard Proms (E1-E8)        
A006020-05                The Atarians                
Standard Proms (E1-E8)

*** Longer Boards ***
A006020-06                Time 2000                   --------------------------------
A006020-07                Time 2000                   
Linear ROMs   (E0-E00)
A006020-08                Airborne Avenger        Linear Proms  (E1-E8)
A006020-09                Airborne Avenger        Linear ROMs   (E0-E00)
A006020-10                Time 2000                
A006020-11                Middle Earth                
Standard Proms (E1-E8)
A006020-12                Universal                     
Linear Proms      (E1-E8)
A006020-13                ----------------
A006020-14                Middle Earth                
German Proms  (E1-E8)
A006020-15                Middle Earth                
Linear ROMs      (E0-E00)
A006020-16                Middle Earth                
Linear Proms      (E1-E8)
A006020-17                Space Rider                Linear ROMs       (E0-E00)
A006020-18                Space Rider                
Standard Proms (E1-E8)

Processor PCBs  shape:
01 through 05 are all physically shorter than the 06 through 18 versions.
06 through 18 PCBs are longer so that eight chips of program memory (Proms EI through E8)
could be replaced with two chips (ROMs E00 and E0). Therefore, you cannot use ROM program                       
memory chips E0 and E00  in the 01 through 05 Processor PCBs.

Upgrade :
The 06 through 18 PCBs can be converted to  2716 EPROM's with modifications to the circuit traces             
around the E0 and E00 Sockets
Processor Board