Search genesis programmable card
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Search genesis programmable card
I'm searching sega genesis programmable card to do tests on real hardware.
I don't know where to buy it.
I found this website :
http://www.tototek.com/old.php
Does someone know if this is a good website?
Are they other website to buy such item?
Thank you
I don't know where to buy it.
I found this website :
http://www.tototek.com/old.php
Does someone know if this is a good website?
Are they other website to buy such item?
Thank you
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Yes, it's a good site. I just bought my cart from them a few weeks ago. They ship fast - from Hong Kong to New Mexico took 6 days, including the week end! I've had no complaints.
I got this: http://www.tototek.com/pio/main1/SUBMEN ... 64plus.htm
You can save $5 if you want to scrap an old Genesis cart for its case, but I figured it was worth the $5 to leave my carts alone. If you don't have extra cables, they have them fairly cheap as well. You need a parallel cable, and a USB cable (used for power only). The programmer needs a parallel port capable of EPP. Any recent PC that still has a parallel port will support that mode, though you may need to boot into the BIOS setup to switch the port into EPP mode (I did). They have their own software you can use with the cart, but I use ucon64 and the front-end, uf.
I got this: http://www.tototek.com/pio/main1/SUBMEN ... 64plus.htm
You can save $5 if you want to scrap an old Genesis cart for its case, but I figured it was worth the $5 to leave my carts alone. If you don't have extra cables, they have them fairly cheap as well. You need a parallel cable, and a USB cable (used for power only). The programmer needs a parallel port capable of EPP. Any recent PC that still has a parallel port will support that mode, though you may need to boot into the BIOS setup to switch the port into EPP mode (I did). They have their own software you can use with the cart, but I use ucon64 and the front-end, uf.
There is also a USB solution here (scroll down)
viewtopic.php?t=462
but it's maker is sometimes difficult to contact.
viewtopic.php?t=462
but it's maker is sometimes difficult to contact.
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