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MRA READMEs and name updates

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-- Usage:
-- - Create ROM and ARC files from the MRA files in the meta directory
-- using the MRA utility.
-- Example: mra -A -z /path/to/mame/roms gberet.mra
-- Example: mra -A -z /path/to/mame/roms "Green Beret.mra"
-- - Copy the ROM files to the root of the SD Card
-- - Copy the RBF and ARC files to the same folder on the SD Card
--

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-- Usage:
-- Create ROM and ARC files from MAME ROM zip files using the mra utility and the MRA files.
-- Copy the RBF and the ARC files to the same folder.
-- Example: mra -z /path/to/mame/roms scramble.mra
-- Example: mra -A -z /path/to/mame/roms scramble.mra
-- Copy the ROM files to the root of the SD Card.
--
-- MRA utilty: https://github.com/sebdel/mra-tools-c

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-- Create ROM and ARC files from MAME ROM zip files using the mra utility and the MRA files.
-- Copy the RBF and the ARC files to the same folder.
-- Example: mra -z /path/to/mame/roms Tron.mra
-- Example: mra -A -z /path/to/mame/roms Tron.mra
-- Copy the ROM files to the root of the SD Card.
--
-- MRA utilty: https://github.com/sebdel/mra-tools-c

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Create ROM and ARC files from MAME ROM zip files using the mra utility and the MRA files.
Copy the RBF and the ARC files to the same folder.
Example: mra -z /path/to/mame/roms Tron.mra
Example: mra -A -z /path/to/mame/roms Rampage.mra
Copy the ROM files to the root of the SD Card.
MRA utilty: https://github.com/sebdel/mra-tools-c

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<manufacturer>Bally Midway</manufacturer>
<category>Action</category>
<setname>turbotag</setname>
<rom index="0" zip="turbotag.zip" md5="83494589c7ec76729e0d776d999e3a70" type="merged|nonmerged">
<rom index="0" zip="turbotag.zip" md5="dd89b487b8905dc62765b35bdbc322f3" type="merged|nonmerged">
<part name="ttprog0.bin"/>
<part name="ttprog1.bin"/>
<part name="ttprog2.bin"/>

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-- Usage:
-- - Create ROM and ARC files from the MRA files in the meta directory
-- using the MRA utility.
-- Example: mra -A -z /path/to/mame/roms motos.mra
-- Example: mra -A -z /path/to/mame/roms Motos.mra
-- - Copy the ROM files to the root of the SD Card
-- - Copy the RBF and ARC files to the same folder on the SD Card
--

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Supported games: Robotron 2048, Joust, Sinistar, Bubbles, Splat, Stargate, Alien Arena
After loading the RBF, a CMOS clearing will happen. Reset the core to start
the game.
After loading the RBF (Core), a CMOS clearing happens. When the message
"Factory Settings Restored" appears, press the MiST soft RESET button (right).
Sinistar has some graphics issues, and the speech chip is not implemented.
Usage:
------
- Make sure you use firmware 200215 or later.
- Create ROM and ARC files from MAME ROM zip files using the mra utility and the MRA files.
- Example: mra -A -z /path/to/mame/roms Stargate.mra
- Copy the RBF and the ARC files to the same folder.
- Example: mra -z /path/to/mame/roms scramble.mra
- Copy the ROM files to the root of the SD Card.
- MRA utilty: https://github.com/sebdel/mra-tools-c
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inside the core, with turning on "Auto-up" switch, and activate the "Advance" trigger in the OSD.
Refer to the arcade's user manual for further info.
robotron-fpga
Joystick Remaps
---------------
Some of the Williams cores use more buttons than usual and require remaps to be useful.
The file [README-joystick-remaps.txt](https://github.com/Gehstock/Mist_FPGA_Cores/blob/master/Arcade_MiST/Williams%206809%20rev.1%20Hardware/README-joystick-remaps.txt) contains joystick remaps for the Williams cores.
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robotron-fpga (Original Documentation)
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An implementation of the classic Robotron: 2084 video arcade game from 1982.