I liked the post but where's the schematic

Pokun wrote: ↑Mon Aug 08, 2022 7:52 am Was this ever disassembled though?

I guess one reason for a correctly working open-source CIC is for testing cartridges with Avrciczz or other cloned CIC chips on.

actually the avr cic krikz only exists for one reason. N8 business motive

this is the 3193A dump
would not have a port for a pic?

is there any avr code to create the original cic of the console?

lidnariq wrote: ↑Fri Aug 05, 2022 2:33 pm If it is the CIC, all other pairings work except 6113 as lock and 3193 as key.

strange that this 6113 if the game is original it acts as a lock. but when it's the AVR no

opened the junk
here is the problem?

my nes had the cic with the broken pin, then i got a mario3 i used her cic in my nes. does this have to do with the problem? Oh yeah, that may be the problem. The lock (3193) and key (6113) chips are different. I'm not sure if revision matters, like 3193 vs 3193A. My understanding is that the lock ...

olddb wrote: ↑Thu Aug 04, 2022 5:52 am What region is your NES?
I recently programmed two with attiny13a and they worked (ntsc).
Wasn't aware about this issue.

usa ntsc

my nes had the cic with the broken pin, then i got a mario3 i used her cic in my nes. does this have to do with the problem?

It seems dumb, but I believe the attiny13a immediately quits using the internal clock when you program it with this configuration. Before it's done programming. So you need to give it a clock signal. I program them in-circuit, I built a board with a 72-pin connector that has only power/gnd, the avr...

Hi guys. i'm having a nightmare with cic avr krizkzzz tiny13a first . my gq4x4 does not identify its id. second only my tlL866 writes it can give 100 reset on nes. he didn't find the region the question is simple. on another nes of a friend this worked. in my no. any clues as to why. because the cic...

Copyright and trademarks on things like the game code and brand names are still in effect (so selling games with unauthorized ROMs are obviously illegal), not the hardware patents on the Famicom. Forgeries (replicating the exact look and feel) are still illegal though. I guess the Dracula-kun image...

Do not release sourcecode or schematics any more. There are many copycats around, especially in China, you konw for this to happen I would have to delete the nes-wiki - :shock: sources in github have been on the net for decades that's bullshit you say. I even have boards with ax52xx and aliexpress ...

Yeah if it's made too look as close as possible to the original it's a forgery and definitely a serious matter. But this seems to be a clear reproduction with no similarities to the original so I don't see any problems with it. It must of course be used with cartridge shells that also clearly looks...