edit: myne is semisimaler to yours I would be willing to try and mach it up to yours but cant be sure if the noac in myne has the same pinout so it could fry it
gannon wrote:I just confirmed that the top chip is the ROM one, now all that needs doing is the pinout. You could always try guess and check, but you'd only get one guess before it fries and 1/60! isn't a very good chance to take.
Do you mean the one closest to the big marker "F"? Up is relative and all...just so there's no confusion...
Kai wrote:HI
there must be a way to get the pinout how did ben do it when he found the sega
Ben pain steakingly when though each pin to find what did what.
perhaps comparing to other noac would help.
Nope, there are many veriations to the NOAC there is no standard really. He could try to do what Ben did but without a cart is will be a real pain the in ... to do so it might be easier and faster to just by a PAL version of the PowerJoy III.
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I think one of the only practical ways is to use an osciloscope to see the pattern on each lead. You could ask NiN^_^NiN though, I know he did some noac pinout work awhile ago.