UFO CD64 Problem

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  1. icotech

    icotech Rising Member

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    Hello Friends,
    then I took my CD64 and after I saw that on the screen RAM is zero!, so I took another CD64 working and I swapped the RAM, but still continues to not give me the value of the ram, so I can not upload games ...

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    any ideas??

    thanks
     
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  2. Calpis

    Calpis Champion of the Forum

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    -no or wrong or insufficient power supply
    -broken RAM <-> CPLD connection (physically severed or just poor electrical contacts)
    -broken component (buffers, oscillator, maybe voltage regulator)

    The only case which wouldn't be repairable is a broken CPLD since it's a custom component, but that's very unlikely.
     
  3. icotech

    icotech Rising Member

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    advise me to clean the contacts on the ram?
     
  4. icotech

    icotech Rising Member

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    problem solved, the problem was the connector that does not enter CD64
    Nintendo64 well in, so I removed the CD64 and as you can see from the photos
    I put all the connector into the N64 ...
    in practice we must make a strong pressure to connect the two systems and clean the connector...... and after work !!!!!

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    byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
     
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