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The microprocessor (µP) used in the original Motronic design
(the ML1.1) is the CDP1802 introduced by RCA in 1976. The RCA 1802 8-bit
microprocessors has a most unique architecture. Its memory chips are incompatible
to any other manufacturers product. In late 1984, BOSCH redesigned the digital board of the
ML1.1/ML1.2 to replace the four RCA ROMs with a single 2732 EPROM. The BOSCH and
the Porsche part numbers did not change since both designs function the same. A
socket was added to the circuit board which makes the EPROM removable. This
design change was made for manufacturing convenience only since both BOSCH and
Porsche are against aftermarket chips.
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Porsche 944 - Motronic ML1.1 and
ML1.2 series |
| 1982 to
1984 |
1985
model 944 to the midyear design change of 1985.5 |
| Four
ROMS [Masked programmable by RCA] |
Replaced
with a single EPROM [2732] |
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