Sunrise MoonSound and GFX9000 cartridges died suddenly after a power surge

Expert (120)

22-08-2020, 15:40

Correct kdl this are ide , cf and ide+rs

I m searching my archives for the moonsound files ( except if someone is faster or more organized than me) , as for gfx9000 I never had them

Par ducasp

Paladin (680)

22-08-2020, 16:08

Quite sad to see this happen, those are two rarities as Sunrise no longer produces them, even though there are derivatives... Hope someone can help get them working again.

Par OeiOeiVogeltje

Paragon (1433)

22-08-2020, 23:18

hmmm yes that SM-X powersupply
i must say i did not have a very good feeling about that either from the first time i saw it

Par KdL

Paragon (1450)

23-08-2020, 02:00

OeiOeiVogeltje wrote:

hmmm yes that SM-X powersupply
i must say i did not have a very good feeling about that either from the first time i saw it

The problem started with that Chinese button that diverts two voltages +5V and +12V bringing them closer inside. When you touch it you will notice strong spikes. So the best solution would have been a voltage converter like the one from 1chipMSX and Zemmix Neo or an upstream power button on 240V~ AC.

Par gdx

Enlighted (6213)

23-08-2020, 15:24

KdL wrote:

Hi WORP3, they are for the Sunrise IDE cartdriges.

What can we program these GALs with?

Par KdL

Paragon (1450)

24-08-2020, 01:36

gdx wrote:

KdL wrote:

Hi WORP3, they are for the Sunrise IDE cartdriges.

What can we program these GALs with?

Using a TL866II Plus I suppose.

Par gdx

Enlighted (6213)

24-08-2020, 12:29

I can see this chip in the Device Support List.
http://www.autoelectric.cn/MiniPro/TL866II_List.txt

ATF16V8 is in the list.

Par hamlet

Scribe (4106)

24-08-2020, 14:14

OeiOei wrote:

hmmm yes that SM-X powersupply
i must say i did not have a very good feeling about that either from the first time i saw it

Better using a PC psu for this?

Par meits

Scribe (6542)

24-08-2020, 14:43

hamlet wrote:

OeiOei wrote:

hmmm yes that SM-X powersupply
i must say i did not have a very good feeling about that either from the first time i saw it

Better using a PC psu for this?

They're a bit bulky for such a small computer, but it ani't a bad thought. I put barrel connectors on some lines of an ATX PSU for my bartop as well and it works a charm.

But yes, a bit bulky

Par lintweaker

Champion (464)

24-08-2020, 15:24

gdx wrote:

I can see this chip in the Device Support List.
http://www.autoelectric.cn/MiniPro/TL866II_List.txt

ATF16V8 is in the list.

I can confirm that both the older TL866 and the TL866II program the ATFV16V8 just fine.
The ATF16V8 are still available at a good price.

Nb. ATF22V10 can only be programmed with the TL866II