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thailees - Nov 30, 2004 |
Pyrite | Dec 1, 2004 | |||
Jandaman's Action Replay Plus Yes, open the cart and bridge 2 points theres a bunch of guides on the net real easy too. |
ExCyber | Jan 2, 2005 | |||
Jandaman's Action Replay Plus You have to cut one trace on the PCB and solder one wire. You're more or less literally moving a bit to the right to correct the cart ID. More info here.... |
Scared0o0Rabbit | Jan 6, 2005 | |||
Jandaman's Action Replay Plus I've encountered both designs in my travels. I haven't bought one of these in a couple years though, so no clue as to what the stock currently looks like. |
Bob Violence | Jan 14, 2005 | |||
Jandaman's Action Replay Plus Hi, I purchased an Action Replay cart from Jandaman a few weeks back and found it wouldn't work with 4M games. I've followed the instructions linked to earlier in the thread but now the system won't even boot up with the 4-in-1 cart -- it just gets to the Saturn logo screen and freezes. A tiny bit of solder dripped onto a couple of contacts, but I was able to remove nearly all of it without causing any obvious damage to the contacts. Could that really be the cause? If so, is there any way I can remove what little remaining solder there is without destroying the contacts? The only other possibility I can think of is that I didn't sever the original trace all the way through, but I'm afraid of cutting to deep for fear of damaging something on the other side of the board. How can I know when the trace is good and severed? |
blitzed | Mar 17, 2005 | |||
Jandaman's Action Replay Plus I bought the card from jandaman, ownly game I wasn't able to run with it was Vampire Savior. I did the mod to the card from the above link and was able to run all my games including Vampire Savior. BIOS on the card is 2.01 if that helps any |
wolfchild | Jun 14, 2005 | |||
Jandaman's Action Replay Plus Thanks for the informations! I did the mod to my Action Replay 4M+, too!!! BIOS on my card is v2.01. All games are working now! |
dj898 | Jun 14, 2005 | ||||
Jandaman's Action Replay Plus
not sure how to fix your problem but as a general rule I always use thick paper to cover the board except the area I need to solder to prevent this kind of mishap... works like charm... don't worry the paper won't catch fire if solder dripped onto the paper... |