PAL on NTSC machine

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2 total messages Started by Jon Smith Tue, 14 May 1991 04:02

#8236

Author: Jon Smith
Date: Tue, 14 May 1991 04:02

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    There has recently been a ton of programs coming out to put a Super Agnus 
machine (NTSC) in PAL mode.  I like it so much I want to not have to do a 
software patch each time.  Is there a jumper on the motherboard or any other 
way to be able to permanently boot in PAL?  I have a 2000 with (I think) a rev 
6.02b motherboard.  Thanx.

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Re: PAL on NTSC machine

#8250

Author: Carolyn Scheppner - CATS
Date: Mon, 20 May 1991 23:03

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In article <444.282F8BC8@afitamy.fidonet.org> Jon.Smith@afitamy.fidonet.org (Jon Smith) writes:
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>    There has recently been a ton of programs coming out to put a Super Agnus 
>machine (NTSC) in PAL mode.  I like it so much I want to not have to do a 
>software patch each time.  Is there a jumper on the motherboard or any other 
>way to be able to permanently boot in PAL?  I have a 2000 with (I think) a rev 
>6.02b motherboard.  Thanx.

The jumper (jumper pad?) on the A2000 is J102.  No Connect == PAL
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