Hello everyone!
Today I recovered a PS one but I noticed that the optical unit only reads burned games but not the original ones.
The excellent group is the KMS 440BAM.
How many ohms should I calibrate it to?
I read on the net that for a good reading it should not exceed 680 Ohms.
Could someone give me some tips?
Thank you very much.
KMS 440 BAM Calibration
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KMS 440 BAM Calibration
Development Console: SCPH-7502 with MM3 Modchip, PAL Color Fix, PSxMemCard 512GB SD with FreePSXBoot, Action Replay with UniRom.
Development PC: Windows 98 SE, QDI P6V693A/A5/133E (Advance 5/133E) Motherboard, Pentium III 450 Mhz, 768MB SDRAM.
Development PC: Windows 98 SE, QDI P6V693A/A5/133E (Advance 5/133E) Motherboard, Pentium III 450 Mhz, 768MB SDRAM.
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