SNES (PAL) with supercic only working in auto mode.

As the title. SNSP-CPU-01 model.
All wired up as the guides suggest, although I could be being thick. Is there an obvious cause?

 

I take it you followed this guide.
http://wolfsoft.de/wordpress/?p=603

Did you keep or remove the cic on the motherbord.

 

I removed the cic.

 

Does the LED change the color while pressing reset button. To me it sounds like you have solder the PPU-Pins to Pin3 of the SuperCIC. Pin3 always outputs the cartridge region!

 

http://imgur.com/LPgZE9o
http://imgur.com/M0rvAN4
http://imgur.com/Ku3Wlwz

 

No, the LED stays orange. PPU chips are going to pin 12 of supercic (as pictures show).

 

Nice and clean work! I haven't seen a mistake on a quick overview.

Does the SuperCIC forward a reset on a short press to the reset button? Does the SuperCIC performs a long reset (~6s) on fast double tabbing the reset button?

 

I have concluded that the pic is faulty/badly programmed. I programmed it myself on a cheapo USB programmer I got off ebay.
In future I will stay clear of things I do not understand (programming). I have some more 16f630, so I will probably send them to bad Ad84 (if he agrrees of course) to be programmed.

 

I have just received some newly programmed 16f630 (thanks to bad ad), I installed one into this SNES and I am getting the same result (only works in auto mode). So it is the console that is the problem.
I installed the original supercic from this console onto another SNES and it is working perfectly.

 

Hello, i have the same prob here.

Led stucks @ red, and reset button doesn't change anything ....

the PIC is working, when i solder it @ 5V, the game change automatically on 60Hz after 9s ....

Don't know where the problem is ....

 

Problem solved by following this diagram for the point 13 :

 

I tried thSuperCIC mod a couple of years ago, it worked, not with all titles I had, however there seemed another issue - one of the games I did try when it got to the auto-save part, just froze instead. Not good.