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08-08-2004, 18:55
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In that link you posted it shows where you need to place the chip to bridge it. Basically all you do is drag solder to the points.
Who recommended this chip? I would be upset with them. Go to our Ultimate Info Sticky and check out the Duo2 Review. Tyler!
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08-08-2004, 19:11
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Quote:
LOL http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tm...us/bodies_found
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09-08-2004, 18:26
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@ eejit mk1
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10-08-2004, 15:34
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Getting there......not....
Well, after much conceptualizing I "think" I managed to work out the illustration: Feel free to patronize me if I'm wrong guys......
Solder chip to board using wiring "front of PS2 board" : A, S, VCC (thick yellow wire), Z, RST (thick yellow wire), R, W. {7 solder points} Solder chip to board using wiring "back of PS2 board" : F,B,G,H, I. {5 solder points} This is the 12 wires they refer to in their advertising blurb. Am I right so far  Next is the bit "pre-soldered pads" P,O,N,M, GND, and Q,T,U,V. {9 in total}. This makes 21 solder bits in total. Is that the correct methodology? I still can't get a satisfactory thought from my brain cube as to how the hell these "pads" connect. Does an idiot heat the pre-soldered pad and stick a bit of wire to it to effect the joint between mobo and chip or is the pre- soldered pad heated to the board directly via some dark necromancy - surely not Harry? Only the deftest (daftest??) would do that  In a word....HELP!  Teresa
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10-08-2004, 16:24
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well as far as the modchip goes its lame! what i would do is scrap this chip. If you need a chip go on www.mrmodchips.com and get a matrix infinity or dms3 as these are the most reliable modchips avaliable as well as the duo 2 v reliable 2
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