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Old 03-01-2002, 16:37
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Whatīs up with my laser-unit ?

First I used a USB-Mod. It did itīs job pretty good. But after a few days, it was annoying to switch this thing on-and-off-and-on-and-off.... I know what some might people think about me....but I wanted a Neo2.2, I chipped my PS2 because itīs more comfortable. Then, after installing my Neo2.2, I had to calibrate my Laser because the rotation of my drive was pretty fast, and some copies didnīt work. After calibration my copies ran better than ever before, no hang-ups, no helicopter-like sound out of my PS2...but now I canīt boot ANY DVD. No game, no movie.
So I uninstalled my Neo2.2 and plugged back my USB-Mod. Now I have a PS2 which uses an external neokey and canīt run DVDīs, because it doesnīt fix my problem.
To calibrate my laser I just used the left pot (if your memory-card-slots face towards you, upside down)
What have I done ? I tried to turn this pot into the former position, but still my DVDīs are no bootable. Unfortunately I have no oscilloscope to check the right ohms.
What I donīt understand is, why are my DVDīs affected, I think the LEFT pot calibrates the CD-Read-quality and the RIGHT is to adjust my DVDīs ?

I hope thereīs just one brain which has an enlightment...

Please donīt tell me that I was stupid to install my NEO2.2 although my USB-Mod worked good......I know I was, but what if everyone would be satisfied with his current situation ? kinda boring
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