These are the schematics I used during construction of the control logic board. They are simple scans of hand-drawn diagrams. The originals are pencil on notebook paper, and may be a little hard to read in places, especially if I erased something and drew it again. I may replace these with proper graphics drawings, but for now this is all I have.
There are some differences that the careful reader will notice between the figures here and the rest of the the site. For example, the mnemonics for some of the instructions are different. I changed them after I finished building the CPU. The changed mnemonics are LAM (changed to LDA), LAI (changed to LDI), SAM (changed to STM), and JMM (changed to JPI). Also, the next state function is described in tables, with the "X" meaning "don't care". The abbreviation NS stands for next state. Finally, you will note that the LED symbols do not show current-limiting resistors. That's because they were built into the LEDs I used. To be correct I should have shown them, but then these drawings were originally for me alone and I knew that the resistors were there.
Logic Design 1© Donn Stewart 2004