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Chip CC1.0 features : |
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High Quality Actel Pro Asic Plus FPGA provides. |
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One chip compatible
with all
ps2 V1-V12 console. |
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Boots homebrew , Original game and DVD movies. |
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Flashable firmware via USB (Naplink, ps2link) and CD-R. |
| - 4
GND pads in each corner for easier placement of the chip. |
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Interacts with bootmanager that can be loaded from memorycard. |
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Only 18 wires for V1-V7 consoles, 18/19 wires for V8-V12
consoles |
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| Hardware
features: |
| - Flash-based
configuration means we are able to quickly and thoroughly test
and debug many |
| different configurations before arriving at a
stable release. |
| - An excessive
number of "gates" allows the use of an internal
"ROM" for infallible "Recovery Mode". |
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means you will never be stuck unable to recover from firmware
errors. |
| - ISP and Boundary Scan allow us to program and test
every single device on the Crystal Chip board after |
| population.
This will detect any flaws in the manufacturing process, such as
bridged pins or defective components. |
| - Internal SRAM
allows us to provide unique features unavailable with many other
FPGA devices. |
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| General
hardware features: |
| - Custom "Glitch
Detection" logic automatically detects and filters noise on
strobe lines (A, R and W). |
| This results in 100% boot rates for
bootstrap hook software. |
| - Ground-bounce is a
non-issue due to an intelligent patching method which reduces
current spikes, |
| and the aforementioned "Glitch
Detection" logic. |
| - 4kbyte software-accessable
(read/write) EEPROM for storage of PS2 bootstrap hooks and data. |
| - 3kbyte software-accessable
(write) SRAM for storage of PS1 bootstrap hooks. |
| - on-board
oscillator(clock) means you don't have to worry about installing
a clock wire or the annoying |
| issues associated with bad clock
wiring. |
| - very compact
circuit-board and optimized solder-pad layout for easiest
installation. |
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| Upgrade
features: |
| - Upgradable via
software loaded from CD, host (Naplink, ps2link, etc), memory
card, etc. EEPROM is blank when shipped. |
| - Recovery Mode uses
an internal ROM in the FPGA rather than external flash which may
become corrupted. |
| This means you will never be unable to boot an
upgrade disc, even if the EEPROM were removed or physically
damaged |
| (of course you wouldn't be able to upgrade
then..) |
| - Internal checksum
to ensure data integrity. If the checksum fails, the console
will automatically boot in Recovery Mode |
| so that you may fix the
problem with the Utility Disc. |
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| Installation
View and Diagram : |
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Go
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