An other Noob question (been covered 100x + im sure)
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I bought it today but i didn't want to ''wait to unsolder ect''
I always try to do the more i can in 1 shot
What is the chips needed for the MMC1 ?
So maybe futurelec can ship it in the same order since it's not shipped out yet.
PS: i just check my order with FUTURLEC
My eprom order was Wrong
I got 32 pin ones......
wich was 4.50$
the 28 pin one are 6.50$
the ones needed at atmel (flash 256k 28 pin dip)
+ i email them saying if it isn't too late i will take 512k aswell.
On the website it didn't mention that my order was shipped yet (thank god)
I always try to do the more i can in 1 shot
What is the chips needed for the MMC1 ?
So maybe futurelec can ship it in the same order since it's not shipped out yet.
PS: i just check my order with FUTURLEC
My eprom order was Wrong
I got 32 pin ones......
wich was 4.50$
the 28 pin one are 6.50$
the ones needed at atmel (flash 256k 28 pin dip)
+ i email them saying if it isn't too late i will take 512k aswell.
On the website it didn't mention that my order was shipped yet (thank god)
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this is what i ordered i think .......
http://www.futurlec.com/cgi-bin/search/ ... o=AT29C256
I posted it the day i bought them i think...
I am 90% sure it's not the right chip....
+ just looked they are not in stock so.... Great my order must of not been shipped^^
so what i need for the MMC1 is
1 AT29C512 512k 120ns CMOS Flash Memory
& 1 AT29C256 256k 120ns CMOS Flash Memory
& the the Excitebike i will need 2x AT29C256 256k 120ns CMOS Flash Memory
Is it right??
but the AT29C256 256k 120ns CMOS Flash Memory are not in stock.... grr...
http://www.futurlec.com/cgi-bin/search/ ... o=AT29C256
I posted it the day i bought them i think...
I am 90% sure it's not the right chip....
+ just looked they are not in stock so.... Great my order must of not been shipped^^
so what i need for the MMC1 is
1 AT29C512 512k 120ns CMOS Flash Memory
& 1 AT29C256 256k 120ns CMOS Flash Memory
& the the Excitebike i will need 2x AT29C256 256k 120ns CMOS Flash Memory
Is it right??
but the AT29C256 256k 120ns CMOS Flash Memory are not in stock.... grr...
Weird.. it says it's 32-pin DIP on there. I can't even find that page you linked to, just this (the correct, apparently out of stock one - http://www.futurlec.com/Memory/AT29C256pr.shtmlhayabusafmw wrote:this is what i ordered i think .......
http://www.futurlec.com/cgi-bin/search/ ... o=AT29C256
I posted it the day i bought them i think...
I am 90% sure it's not the right chip....
I looked on http://findchips.com/ and there are a couple obscure suppliers that seem to have them. Never ordered from them before, but something you could try if you want. BTW, you want the one ending in PC (DIP), not JC (PLCC).
No, those are kilobits. 512kbits = 64kbytes. You want 512kbytes, the 29F040 (or 29C040, same thing). If you order from them BTW, you might want to get the Atmel type. Someone here on the forum ordered the '020 AMD type and got sent some "PMC" brand chips that the Willem programmer won't support.. he sent me a couple and I couldn't get them to burn either. I guess because AMD doesn't make '020 FlashROMs, heh.so what i need for the MMC1 is
1 AT29C512 512k 120ns CMOS Flash Memory
& 1 AT29C256 256k 120ns CMOS Flash Memory
I could sell you a couple brand new AM29F040B-120PC chips if you want, for $6 each + shipping. A 512kB chip can replace a 256kB and 128kB chip too, BTW. Just wire the unused pin(s) to GND or VCC if needed.
Yeah, that sucks. It's apparantly a very hard to find chip. Kinda surprising, considering how nice it is for replacing a 32kB EPROM. EPROM is definitely going out of style.but the AT29C256 256k 120ns CMOS Flash Memory are not in stock.... grr...
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today i found an old Game board i had laying here
It had several maybe 8 to 12 28 pins Eproms.... it fits in the nes pcb
I just wanna check if they can be UV erasable if so i will buy a darng uv eraser so i won't have any more trouble finding chips
it's written on the eprom
S 27c256 -20 fa
& some other i took from the same board is written underneath it
JL2764hs/048002 singapore 17
Let me know ^^
It had several maybe 8 to 12 28 pins Eproms.... it fits in the nes pcb
I just wanna check if they can be UV erasable if so i will buy a darng uv eraser so i won't have any more trouble finding chips
it's written on the eprom
S 27c256 -20 fa
& some other i took from the same board is written underneath it
JL2764hs/048002 singapore 17
Let me know ^^
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what game board? is it dumped? what was it?hayabusafmw wrote:today i found an old Game board i had laying here
It had several maybe 8 to 12 28 pins Eproms.... it fits in the nes pcb
be sure you back up whatever it was if it was anything valuable.
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I bought the UV erasable chip today from a contact near where i live
^_^
he has all UV eprom for cheap
About the PCB
Nah i didn't dump it didn't need i don't care about it it was a dead board but the eproms are still good im pretty sure.
I just dunno if they would be Compatible
ill know once i get my eprom eraser..
Now i need to learn how to split the game files manually
^_^
he has all UV eprom for cheap
About the PCB
Nah i didn't dump it didn't need i don't care about it it was a dead board but the eproms are still good im pretty sure.
I just dunno if they would be Compatible
ill know once i get my eprom eraser..
Now i need to learn how to split the game files manually
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Im still trying to Figure out how to Rip the games properly using Cajo nes.....
I didn't do fine with ''megaman 2 , megaman 1 ,''
all i was able to do is with ninja gaiden ,
I don'T know what i am doing wrong
even contra doesn't work ..
(i will receive my chips + burner this week i beleive so i need to get those file s ready & learn)
I didn't do fine with ''megaman 2 , megaman 1 ,''
all i was able to do is with ninja gaiden ,
I don'T know what i am doing wrong
even contra doesn't work ..
(i will receive my chips + burner this week i beleive so i need to get those file s ready & learn)
The other day I was in a rush, so I didn't have the time to get any tools or set them up, so I got the PRG from an UNROM (would work for any games using CHR-RAM, as is the case with the ones you mentioned) using DOS "EDIT".
It works, and for games that only have PRG ROM it's really easy. Just go to the command prompt and type "EDIT /80" to enter edit in binary mode. Open your ROM and make sure the cursor is over the first character of the first row (will only work if the beginning of the first row says "NES"). Now, hit "Delete" on your keyboard 16 times, to get rid of the iNES header.
What remains should be the PRG data. Save it now woth another name, such as "prg.bin", and check if the new file has the correct size. A 128KB game should have 131072 bytes, a 256KB game should have 262144 bytes - EXACTLY!
It works, and for games that only have PRG ROM it's really easy. Just go to the command prompt and type "EDIT /80" to enter edit in binary mode. Open your ROM and make sure the cursor is over the first character of the first row (will only work if the beginning of the first row says "NES"). Now, hit "Delete" on your keyboard 16 times, to get rid of the iNES header.
What remains should be the PRG data. Save it now woth another name, such as "prg.bin", and check if the new file has the correct size. A 128KB game should have 131072 bytes, a 256KB game should have 262144 bytes - EXACTLY!