how do i use the reset pin on PSfat?

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daguuy
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how do i use the reset pin on PSfat?

Post by daguuy »

i'm making a PSp with the big old PSX because that's what i have but i don't know what to do with the reset pin on the power plug.
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what does "operate =3 v 25" mean? do i have to give the reset pin 3v-25v to turn it on? i'm confused

EDIT: i tested it anyway to see what would happen and it turned on and played without even touching the reset pin. i also found out that (from what i've heard of PSone) it doesn't take any more power than the small one and works fine with 7.2v and 3.3v :D
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Post by demonofaj »

...I love you! OK, time to be heterosexual again. I've been experimenting with this, and I regret dishing 40 dollars for a PSONE, this seems all fine and dandy. Only major problem is that the original PS1 is a wattage sucker, and you need to wire maybe another battery in parallel, nice discovery, I'll get a crappy old PSX for research :-)
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Post by blackbox_dev »

Looks like you connect the reset pin to GND to reset it. (hence 0v being GND)
I'd imagine right now you wish you were a cuttlefish...
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