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ShadowKnyght 01-07-2004 22:56

Did you not read my review from 2 months ago - http://fileforums.com/showthread.php...ht=duo2+shadow

The Y point is just being used as a model select - they attempted to cleverly disguise this fact - possibly to hide which code they were using in the chips (if the rumour about it being ICE code is correct...)

Either way I have been tying it to ground from my first install onwards. - V10
http://www.cyber-mag.com/station/ins..._Duo2_full.jpg

I suggested to them to use link-able pads on the chip to save on having to wire the Y point to ground...

End result - The Duo2 chips I have don't use the Y point anymore. - V9
http://www.cyber-mag.com/station/ins...uo2.1_full.jpg
http://www.cyber-mag.com/station/ins...close_dark.jpg
http://www.cyber-mag.com/station/ins...lose_light.jpg

Finished this install last night at around 4am so scuse the poor lighting :o

ShadowKnyght 01-07-2004 23:02

just noticed we used the same alt Voltage location on the V9 ;)

Multimeters make handy tools! :rolleyes:

Just a note - you can get ground from the other side of that row of three resistors - i.e. one side has 3.45V the other is ground... but your point allows for a straight wire connection without the slight bend mine has :p

spedmetal 01-07-2004 23:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by ShadowKnyght
Did you not read my review from 2 months ago -

Now Shadow my friend ;) you know I read it, guess I just forgot. Thanks for reminding me.

Yes BTW my DVM is quit handy, use it every day.

spedmetal 01-07-2004 23:29

Hey Shadow, in the V9 duo2 pic I cant see where you have the 'Y' wire going.

ShadowKnyght 01-07-2004 23:33

That is because I don't have it going anywhere...

spedmetal 10-07-2004 21:04

V10 DMS3

www.norcalmods.com/graphix/v10-dms3-after.jpg

ShadowKnyght 12-07-2004 01:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by spedmetal
Hey shadow, do you have a problem getting the chip to disable with the V9, holding reset until the sony screen turns the unit off.

guess they should say hold for 5 seconds on the v9

Never really tried to tell the truth but if they do have the disable set to hold for 5 seconds then on the V9 even that will shut the station off again - I suggest soldering the rst line to the eject point instead like the magic etc do in the V9 and V10!

alimon 12-07-2004 02:16

nice installs SK - btw is it hard to solder to the that cpu thing with very thin legs?

SP - according to the website disable mode is:-


Disable Mode

- Hold the RESET button until the "blue clouds" comes up on the TV.

ShadowKnyght 12-07-2004 03:29

yes it is reasonally hard - but practice makes... well a little less bloody hard - takes a long time - I recomend only soldering to every second leg and using the vias to complete the rest leaves more room on both to work.

Still not sure if holding the button that long wont still turn the V9's off again - will try next install.

alimon 12-07-2004 04:19

holding the reset button for like 5 secs will cause v9 machines to switch off.


maybe that is the reason why they change the operating instructions?

spedmetal 12-07-2004 07:32

Ok I can clear this up from experience. If you hold reset until the clouds with the duo2 on a V9 it will shut the machine off. It you hold it until just before the cloud (5 seconds, or black screen still) it will disable the chip.

spedmetal 15-07-2004 00:10

V4 Apple Pro

http://www.norcalmods.com/graphix/v4-apple-pro.jpg

spedmetal 16-07-2004 15:44

My entry for the shortest wire competition.

V4 nogap Matrix Infinity

www.norcalmods.com/graphix/v4-nogap-infinity.jpg

seaneyb2003 16-07-2004 16:00

wow u ecominising on wire or something?

ShadowKnyght 22-07-2004 05:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by spedmetal
My entry for the shortest wire competition.

Grrr! I am going to have to beat that now!! :D


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