The Freq module in the larger Sanni models I guess help with the timings on this and the BSX and SA1.
The mini SNES reader is absent the freq module, however is SUPPOSED to work via the dongles I tossed together.
I cant wait to test.
Arduino pin D5/PE3 must go to clock on cart and clock gen.. Clock gen MUST be included. it would appear to be always on. I don't quite understand why a switch is attached to Sanni cart reader.... CLK 0 switch on full size sanni does nothing? If you were to actually disable NP would not unlock.. "Stuck in Hirom power cycle cart" would keep occurring. Nilton seems to speak Portuguese in his video describing use with NP, so this is a detail I may have lost in translation.
I will be reworking the dongle D5/PE3 cart CLK to include the freq generator.
I may have to just redesign the mini snes PCB to include it.. This function is too important to leave off IMHO
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I have been trying to program my Nintendo power cart with the games that only came out in Japan on it. It seems my current cartridge has no games installed on it. I am a total noob at programming I have read through some of this post and understood almost none of it. Wondering if anyone here has a step by step instructions on what to do, or even a YouTube video for people like me who have no coding or technical knowledge any help would be awesome thanks.
I've been trying to build a working SF menu ROM using SF Memory Binary Maker but not having much luck...
I can add the games using the maker and they show up in the menu when booted in bsnes, but none of the games start. I'm wondering is this an issue with bsnes or am I not creating the image correctly?
EDIT: When using the created image on a real NP cart it works fine, I guess the emulators don't know about NP carts yet.
Can someone please help me with Pocket SNES Cart RW
1) If I don't use a clock generator should I be able to dump the NP cart?
2) The videos of the creator I've come across are in Portuguese and it appears it's possible to program the NP by connecting the pin1 of the snes cart to the SFMC on the pocket snes which is left to the lcd screen.