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author | 2018-12-31 06:26:53 +0000 | |
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committer | 2018-12-31 01:26:53 -0500 | |
commit | b1696a6e936031dd33bcea3721675e5fdb0b83af (patch) | |
tree | c7258b0138b4272325b1296cdcd9805518920318 /hash/ekara_japan_g.xml | |
parent | 04b65aa8c166383fa1b458255b8794f31a90d2ef (diff) |
new e-kara Software List entries [Sean Riddle, David Haywood] + Play TV Opus working [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Peter Wilhelmsen] (#4446)
* new e-kara Software List entries [Sean Riddle, David Haywood]
ekara_japan:ec0011 J-Pop Mix Volume 6 (Japan) (EC0011-JPM)
ekara_japan:ec0018 1982-84 Volume 1 (Japan) (EC0018-G82)
ekara_japan:ec0021 J-Pop Mix Volume 9 (Japan) (EC0021-JPM)
ekara_japan:ec0024 J-Pop Mix Volume 12 (Japan) (EC0024-JPM)
ekara_japan:ec0030 ENK Volume 3 (Japan) (EC0030-ENK)
ekara_japan:ec0033 J-Pop Mix Volume 17 (Japan) (EC0033-JPM)
ekara_japan:ec0004 J-Pop Mix Volume 4 (Japan) (EC0004-JPM)
ekara_japan:ec0044a Artist Selection Volume 9 (Every Little Thing) (Japan) (EC0044-ATS) (set 2)
ekara_japan:ec0047 DUE Volume 1 (Japan) (EC0047-DUE)
ekara_japan:ec0051 J-Pop Mix Volume 21 (Japan) (EC0051-JPM)
ekara_japan:ec0052 ENK Volume 7 (Japan) (EC0052-ENK)
ekara_japan:ec0061 J-Pop Mix Volume 27 (Japan) (EC0061-JPM)
ekara_japan:ec0063 J-Pop Mix Volume 29 (Japan) (EC0063-JPM)
* notes on the weird G10 card
* confirmed cart (nw)
* document highest numbers seen in these series (nw)
* (nw)
* the new dump by Sean looks good, the old dump by Team Europe seems to have a bad bit based on data analysis (nw)
* (nw)
* (nw)
* both dumps have been verified multiple times, but based on data analyzsis I think this is bitrot, leave it as a comment for reference just in case tho (nw)
* new WORKING machines : Play TV Opus (NTSC) [Sean Riddle, David Haywood, Peter Wilhelmsen]
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diff --git a/hash/ekara_japan_g.xml b/hash/ekara_japan_g.xml index 5d8cc24d2e2..1191b84109c 100644 --- a/hash/ekara_japan_g.xml +++ b/hash/ekara_japan_g.xml @@ -88,14 +88,23 @@ </part> </software> - <!-- G10 has a 24LC02, but no 74HC125, and pin 2 isn't connected. - So I guess that one has a different method of talking to the SEEPROM --> + <!-- Notes from Sean + + G10 has a 24LC02, but no 74HC125, and pin 2 isn't connected. + + G10 is very odd; the SEEPROM's SDA is tied high with a 4.7K resistor and connected to pin 4 through a 220 ohm resistor. + Pin 4 on the other carts I've looked at is VCC, also connected to pins 21 and 35, but on this one, it isn't. + Likewise, SCL is tied low with a 47K resistor and connected to pin 32, which on all the other carts is connected to pins 1 and 44, which are ground. + + e-Kara units, Popira, Taiko de Popira and DDR all of them have pin 4 of the cart connector going to VCC and pin 32 going to ground. So none of them can communicate with the SEEPROM in G10 + + Unless Popira 2 is different (unlikely) it doesn't look like the SEEPROM in this cartridge can be used (unfinished design?) --> <software name="gc0010"> <description>BAT Volume 4 (Japan) (GC0010-BAT)</description> <year>2002</year> <publisher>Takara</publisher> <part name="cart" interface="ekara_cart"> - <feature name="slot" value="rom_24lc02"/> <!-- no 74HC125 TODO: different hookup, see note above --> + <feature name="slot" value="rom_24lc02"/> <!-- no 74HC125, doesn't seem possible that this SEEPROM is actually used, see note above --> <dataarea name="rom" size="0x100000"> <rom name="gc0010-bat.u1" size="0x100000" crc="c08be376" sha1="28cb6baacf64e0382fd9c8bb7167d7fdd96f57ee" offset="0" /> </dataarea> |