Why does SNOOPER indicate my P166 is a P150?

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From: David Longley
Date: Wed, 08 May 1996 00:00

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Why  does SNOOPER indicate by P166 is a P150? MFT and  NORTON  SI 
both say it's a P166.

It's in an a sockeyt 7 Endeavour Board with J1N1 jumpered 1-2 and 
5-6 and 6-7 and 8 DIPs to ON 

Assuming for J1N1

o o   1  4
o o   2  5
o o   3  6

What should the Snooper MHz figure be for a P166?

-- 
David Longley

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From: David Longley <David@longley.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Why does SNOOPER indicate my P166 is a P150?
Date: 1996/05/08
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