How driver board lamp latches work
Twelve 74175 quad latches (Z1-Z12) hold the lamp states. Four lamp data lines (LD1-LD4) go to all twelve chips, and each chip has its own data strobe (DS1-DS12); when a strobe pulses high the chip stores whatever is on LD1-LD4. Z12 uses both its true and inverted outputs so four pairs of lamps can be alternated.
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Source: System 80 Service Manual, Gottlieb