So before attempting to put in my new modchip I thought I'd try the Saturn (which I never actually did when I got it..<grin>).
Much to my chagrin I've discovered it is broken in some manner.
I purchased a new battery for the memory since it had been a number of years since this Saturn was played or looked at. When I booted it up for the first time it asked for language, clock and date settings which I gave it. I had put Gex in the Saturn. The Saturn displayed the Saturn logo and then it brought up the CD play screen. It said "drive empty." I've tried a few other discs (Sonic 3D and Astal) and they said "checking drive format" and then it lists 1 track and 999:97 as the time. I opened the unit up again and confirmed everything is connected correctly and nothing looks broken. Is there something that I can do? I have no idea what could be wrong, though as I said, it's been a number of years since anything was done with this Saturn. It could have been jostled, dropped, or something?
Any help would be appreciated. It needs to work before I put the modchip in. ;-)
Lyman Green
Much to my chagrin I've discovered it is broken in some manner.
I purchased a new battery for the memory since it had been a number of years since this Saturn was played or looked at. When I booted it up for the first time it asked for language, clock and date settings which I gave it. I had put Gex in the Saturn. The Saturn displayed the Saturn logo and then it brought up the CD play screen. It said "drive empty." I've tried a few other discs (Sonic 3D and Astal) and they said "checking drive format" and then it lists 1 track and 999:97 as the time. I opened the unit up again and confirmed everything is connected correctly and nothing looks broken. Is there something that I can do? I have no idea what could be wrong, though as I said, it's been a number of years since anything was done with this Saturn. It could have been jostled, dropped, or something?
Any help would be appreciated. It needs to work before I put the modchip in. ;-)
Lyman Green