Introdução
This guide shows you how to mod your super nintendo region free without a switch and with new LED lights.
btw. This mod doesn't work on 1 Chip SNES or SNES Mini, only works on original 2 Chip SNES. Check for text on the board to confirm your model.
O que você precisa
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Remove the two Phillips two 11.6mm screws that connect the front shield to the motherboard.
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Lift the front shield straight up to remove it from the motherboard.
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Remove the two silver 15.6 mm Phillips #2 screws on either side of the 62 pin connector.
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Remove the Lock Out chip (use the solder gun)
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Wire the lifted pins (PPU 2 Pin 30 & PPU1 Pin 24) together
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Now you have to put the PIC16F630 Chip into the programmer and Flash the chip with the Super CIC File.
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File can be downloaded here: http://sd2snes.de/files/supercic.zip
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Bend the pins outwards
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Then clip the pins
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Use double sided tape and put it on top of the CPU and put the Super CIC on top of the double sided tape.
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Pic 1: Solder a wire from Super CIC Pin 12 to PPU1 Pin 24
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Pic 2: Solder a wire from Super CIC Pin 14 to SWRAM Pin 64
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Pic 3: Solder the 10k Ohm Resistor to the pin 8 (where the old CIC used to be) and to SWRAM Pin 33
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Pic 1: Solder a Wire from Super CIC Pin 1 to 4 on the same chip.
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Pic 2: Solder a wire from Super CIC Pin 1 to the CPU Pin 1
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Pic 3: Solder a wire from Super CIC Pin 13 to the End Point of the Resistor
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Pic 1: Sother a wire from Super CIC Pin 2 to S-CLK Pin 6
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Pic 2: Sother a wire from Super CIC Pin 11 to Old CIC Pin 10
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Pic 3: Sother a wire from Super CIC Pin 10 to Old CIC Pin 1
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Pic 1: Solder a wire from Super CIC Pin 9 to Old CIC Pin 2
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Pic 2: Solder a wire from Super CIC Pin 8 to Old CIC Pin 11
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Pic 3: You've soldered most of the wires now, lets go to the LED Mod
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Plug out the controller ports and solder out the LED Light.
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Sother on the new LED Light with the middle pin on the left solder hole
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Solder 2 wires on the left and right pins on the led light, green wire on the left pin and red wire on the right pin.
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After that you should put the wires into one heat shrink tube each, remember to heat the heat shrink tubes when its over the pins.
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Then you have to solder the 2k Resistor to the red wire and the 220 ohm Resistor to the green wire.
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Then the last thing you need to do is to solder a wire from Super CIC Pin 7 to Pin 14.
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You're Now Done! You just need to put your Super Nintendo back together and then you have a Region Free Switchless Super Nintendo!
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Green Light (PAL)
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Red Light (NTSC) [For American and Japanese Games]
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Orange Light (Auto)
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
These screenshots have been taken by 2 videoes, one from Global Garage and Chips y Bits on YouTube! I made this guide since its a little easier to read a guide with pictures like this instead of watching a 30 min video
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3Comentários do guia
Lo hice tal y como dice el tutorial y la snes se quedó con la pantalla negra.
Is there some way to get a chip that is already programmed? I don’t have a plan on doing this a lot and the $100 is a bit much at the moment.
Will this same method be used for the PAL version if the console.
