Anyone seen this Controller?

[ddrecovery]

Anyone know the pinout for this controller?
IDE - 5019BSC-1
After some research it appears it may be an unbranded Alcor, but that is as far as I have got.
NAND chip is just a blob under hard conformal.
Any help would be appreciated.

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[fzabkar]

It looks like the PCB is laid out for two controllers, "AU" (Alcor Micro) and "FC" (FirstChip). Perhaps you could find a known "FC" controller in a 24-pin package which matches the 5V, ground, 3.3V (?) and Data +/- pins? Then you could work backwards and translate the pinout of the IDE chip (like the Rosetta Stone).

[melvin]

I had very similar one. Sadly it was dymanic XOR.
Pinout should be easy to find.

[pepe]

i had one as well, reversed the pinout (sent to Tim already), but as far as i can recall the job was stuck somewhere else. Maybe due to dyn xor as Melvin said...
pepe

[ddrecovery]

Thanks for the replies. As pepe said he sent me his pinout (much appreciated), so I will try today and let you know the outcome.

[Amarbir[CDR-Labs]]

Thanks for the replies. As pepe said he sent me his pinout (much appreciated), so I will try today and let you know the outcome.

Well,
I Would Love To Nail This Case If i Had It .

[Ihab]

Hi, did someone find the layout for this controller? I would need it to.... thanks

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http://www.flash-extractor.com/library/ ... 94_da__1x1

This IDE5019 appears to be a re-badged AU controller.