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I already designed my own but I'll take a look into it if need be.

In fact, I found male SNES cart Eagle lbr's from somewhere on nesdev iirc. Ah yes, right here: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=9236&start=15#p105786

The library had both the unexpanded and expanded cart versions.

Actually SNES connector fits right into protoboard. So whatever the measurements are for standard proto/breadboard are what I can use for my holes.

Can you provide me with specs? such as pin thickness, pitch? Or any other crucial measurements?

I'm on the hunt for one, Either that or Make one myself.

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so if my Flash chip Datasheet ( http://download.siliconexpert.com/pdfs/2011/7/24/23/47/59/195/mcp_/manual/25022a.pdf ) says it's CMOS. Does that mean I need to forget about the rest being TTL, as if it doesn't apply? And then get "Philips Semiconductors developed special dual VCC levelshifters...

so if my Flash chip Datasheet ( http://download.siliconexpert.com/pdfs/2011/7/24/23/47/59/195/mcp_/manual/25022a.pdf ) says it's CMOS. Does that mean I need to forget about the rest being TTL, as if it doesn't apply? And then get "Philips Semiconductors developed special dual VCC levelshifters ...

According to viewtopic.php?f=12&t=10145

SNES uses TTL logic. Hip Hip Hooray

I found this for interfacing between 3V to 5V environment. It's talking about 3V can drive TTL switching levels, but not CMOS. Is the SNES cart working CMOS or TTL (there are solutions for CMOS if necessary).

http://ics.nxp.com/support/documents/lo ... /an240.pdf

Now the FX2 chip I plan on using to do the flash io says it has 3.3 V operation with 5 V tolerant inputs. I need to learn what this means so I can interface it to 5V environment. I'm not even sure if it is possible to do what I want. MEH

Alright I admit to being dingus. I plugged multimeter direct into Cart slot. and 4.77 V

I basically put my multimeter on the + and - terminals of the SRAM battery while plugged into SNES. Hm the battery says 3V. hmm lol I wonder if that makes my measurement inaccurate to actual SNES voltage. How to accurately measure the 5v??

i am pretty sure mine unit is legit (at the least). see Voltage Change on this page: http://digitalfantasy.angelfire.com/sne ... tions.html

I plugged in a cart to my SNES without the Casing, and used a multimeter to measure the Voltage of VCC->Ground on the cart. I got a value of 3.05 volts on mine. Does this mean that I can use a 2.7 V ~ 3.6 V flash memory on my cartridge? Or must I stick to 5 volts? The reason why I ask this is becaus...