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==== 32X region mod (PAL/NTSC) ==== | ==== 32X region mod (PAL/NTSC) ==== | ||
- | == Introduction | + | == INTRODUCTION |
It's been years I wanted to create this page in the wiki. The original mod, as far as I know, showed up in the site [[http:// | It's been years I wanted to create this page in the wiki. The original mod, as far as I know, showed up in the site [[http:// | ||
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This said, for having total compatibility over your system, you will need to mod both your Mega Drive/ | This said, for having total compatibility over your system, you will need to mod both your Mega Drive/ | ||
+ | This is because the 32X is a slave hardware that will mix its own AV processed data coming from MD. That said, a PAL 32X will expect the MD to output PAL 50Hz, wheter the NTSC will expect NTSC 60Hz. | ||
+ | == IMPORTANT == | ||
+ | It should be noted that some games won't boot correctly even with the entire system modded. | ||
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+ | == THE MOD == | ||
+ | The mod consist of just getting rid of a 0 Ohm resistor which locks the logic level on pin 17 for the Sega 315 - xxxx IC. This 0 Ohm is just a jumper (in case you're wondering what 0 Ohm is for). | ||
+ | The resistor is labeled R42 in NTSC 32X and R43 in PAL 32X. | ||
+ | All you have to do is to solder 2 wires out of the empty pads (corresponding to R42 place in PAL system, R43 in NTSC system) and wire them to a SPST/SPDT of your choice. | ||
+ | Refer to the images from [[http:// | ||
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