Recent content by centaur2

Problem solved ... was a connection problem. I resoldered every pin on the modboard AND coated the connector to the mainboard with a little solder (every golden pin). Voila, working nicely now. Bye Sebastian

I have a 64-Pin chip here and it behaves just like yours. Every third try it will boot originals and backups, else it just let's me play the soundtracks. It's a Xinga chip. Any solutions for this?

Very nice to see someone investigating into this matter. I have a Chip + 64 Pin drive to mod here, so I will start checking tomorrow. Bye Sebastian

Without looking through all the thread, can you please point me to a shop where I can order 10+ chips at the moment? Thanks Sebastian

Piratero: Glad I could help. Sorry for confusing the pins at first, but without the drive before me it was a little hard to remember what I did 2 years ago. :) Happy gaming now! Bye Sebastian / CeNTauR2 http://www.hardwareschmiede.de

Hi mal, sorry it doesn't work for you. PC Trap seems to be a good guess. Is the trap a simple pin changer? Or are there any components on it besides the 2 slots? Bye Sebastian

Hi again, I have discovered a solution to make the mod work. The Sanyo drive uses 16 Mhz instead of 8 Mhz. On the drive's bottomside you can still see where the 8 Mhz component was meant to be mounted. I simply attached the blue cable to the solder pad that goes to pin 7 on the Sanyo chip...

Hi, and thanks for your replies. Here are some pictures. http://www.quasar-x.com/pics/etc/DSC02900.JPG http://www.quasar-x.com/pics/etc/DSC02901.JPG http://www.quasar-x.com/pics/etc/DSC02902.JPG http://www.quasar-x.com/pics/etc/DSC02903.JPG Bye Sebastian

Hi guys, I am new here, and just read the whole thread, good work! But, I have a system no mentioned here. I have a japanese white Saturn (HST-0019) with a Sanyo drive inside. But contrary to the other ones this one doesn't have a PC Track board. Drive number is 610-6475-30, it doesn't have...