It has connections to each of the cathodes. There are twelve cathodes for these tubes (CD80-P), so twelve pins are connected each to a different cathode (that might be 11. There is one trace that is difficult to follow). That leaves 8 pins on the device itself. Each cathode on a tube is connected to the same cathode on every other tube. There are 16 tubes in total (for fear of stating the obvious 2x8). Four of those remaining pins are connected to a NEC upd162c. I will post a photo of the board with the device in place.
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