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Im overclocking my gameboy color, and it has a DPDT switch so I can select either the regular or oveclocked speed. It was working fine until I wired up my oscillator of 8 mHz, which is roughly the original clock speed.
I think I have it wired up correctly, but im not sure. The two contacts cirlcled in blue is where I have soldered the wires.
So, is there a certain way I need to wire that oscillator, or is it wired correctly now?
Actually, I think that diagram is of my picture, because in the bottom right corner of mine it has that corner that is "cut off". In that case, what is 'enable' and 'supply'? My guess is that supply is power.
Heres what the listing says
Each sale is for 50 pieces of Seiko/Epson SG-8002CA-PCC 8.0000MHz 3.3V surface-mount crystal oscillators. These are/were programmable-frequency oscillators that have already been configured for 8MHz. 2001 date code. Shipped on cut tape.
0.5 ounces per 50-piece tape
4 lots per 0.3 ounce mailer
EDW10158_50
Timmeh: Im not sure what type of crystal is inside the gameboy color, but there were 6 contacts where the old crystal was.
schmellyfart wrote:This one has 3 contacts on each side of the crystal/oscillator. I dont know where my camera is now, but when I find it Ill take some pics.
I overclocked mine, there are 3 solder pads that are connected by a trace for each side. I checked because I couldn't figure out which I should solder it to, and then noticed they were connected.