This board was designed for DIY projects on the Commodore 64 or 128 cartridge/expansion port. Initially, we planned to only have a breadboard, but we decided it might be handy to also have an EEPROM chip present to run code for your custom hardware. All 44 pins are Exposed on 2x22 2.54mm/0.1" pitch header 578 Pins for Prototype Use 64k EEPROM with eight 8K selectable banks Reset Button Dip Switches to select or Disable EPROM* Dip Switches 1-3 selects the bank (000=1, 001=2 ... 111=8, etc) Dip Switches 4 & 5 toggle the /Game and /EXROM lines on the cartridge port Dip Switches 6 & 7 toggle the /ROML and /ROMH lines on the cartridge port *If you do not wish to use the ROM simply set all dip switch positions to off and it will be ignored. Currently, the EEPROM must be programmed externally. In a future revision, we might tie a line from the EEPROM to the Commodore bus if needed to program the IC directly with a custom program. There is one issue on the layout which will be fixed in the next revision of the board. We used a non-standard layout for the reset button, and addressed the issue by using a button which would work in the footprint we used.