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chapas 12 May 2014 00:38

Amiga 500 Rev6A from NTSC to PAL
 
Hello,
i got a NTSC Amiga 500 Rev.6A here in Europe.

What do i need to change to make it PAL? Apart from the 110V PSU, the crystal/oscillator, AGNUS? Anything else?

Does it worth the change?

The Agnus is burnt, i have replaced with a PAL Agnus and it's image it's OK. Shall i get a NTCS Agnus chip?

Thanks,
Chapas

alexh 12 May 2014 01:45

Depends if you want to make it work with an NTSC TV or just run at 60hz.

If it is the latter then just one solder / jumper JP4. If you connect via A520 to a TV you'll get black and white picture.

If is is the former you have to do quite a bit of work, change crystals etc.

Jope 12 May 2014 20:52

The main crystal + the jumper JP4 should be enough for a Rev6 A500.

chapas 13 May 2014 13:24

Thanks for both answers.

What do i need to do with JP4?

alexh 14 May 2014 12:35

In one position the Agnus is PAL in the other in it NTSC.

chapas 15 May 2014 00:04

Checked the service manual for JP4, thanks for your help.

By the way (please don't answer: "use a AT/ATX PSU"), any idea how to convert the PSU from 110V to 220V?

Supamax 15 May 2014 00:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by chapas (Post 954640)
any idea how to convert the PSU from 110V to 220V?

I don't think it's possible. You would need to change the coils.
It would be easier to buy an Amiga's 220V (european) PSU from eBay...

prowler 15 May 2014 00:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by chapas (Post 954640)
By the way, any idea how to convert the PSU from 110V to 220V?

You will need a step-down transformer or variac to make use of that 110V PSU.

chapas 15 May 2014 11:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by prowler (Post 954645)
You will need a step-down transformer or variac to make use of that 110V PSU.

:)
yes that would work too.

What I mean is inside modifications, like transformer replacement.


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