Yes.Framework43 said:So if I were to get this:
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.12714
I just have to program it with YAOSM with the programmer and use the little thing that is the on the acual clip as a modchip?
Diffusion said:Yes.Framework43 said:So if I were to get this:
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.12714
I just have to program it with YAOSM with the programmer and use the little thing that is the on the acual clip as a modchip?
You'll need a computer with a serial port, and a mini-USB cable to give the programmer some power.
No soldering at all.
Slowking said:Btw. if I may ask. Why did you get rid of your Wiikey? I mean YAOSM is the better chip, no doubt about that, but if you have a working chip why get a new one?
Don't confuse him. The 12F683 is in the Clip, as seen here: http://www.wii-clip.com/images/FREE-Clip-01.jpgFramework43 said:Theres no PIC 12F683 with that pack by the looks of it,its just the clip for a PIC 12F683 & the programmer,you would need to get hold of the PIC (there dirt cheap probably about $1 tops) and you would have to solder it to the clip.The original diagram is for the solder points that you would use if you didnt have a clip http://nintendo-scene.com/wp-content/uploa...m_schematic.jpgSlowking said:Btw. if I may ask. Why did you get rid of your Wiikey? I mean YAOSM is the better chip, no doubt about that, but if you have a working chip why get a new one?
My cousion really wanted a modchip so since YAOSM is better I thought, i would give him my wiikey, and ill buy a cheaper modchip like a free clip
Ah ok that makes sense. ^^
Really good tutorials (and the hex you need) can be found in the official YAOSM board over at wiinewz.com . Sadly they are down at the moment but I'm sure they are back up before your chip arrives.
QUOTE(apcarr @ Sep 27 2008, 08:50 PM)
apcarr said:Look @ the pack he's linked to before saying that,there's no PIC with it.
apcarr said:Look @ the pack he's linked to before saying that,there's no PIC with it.
It actually says that there is a 12F683 includet and that it's blank...
DealextremeImportant DIY Product Note: this is an empty/blank 12F683 programmable microcontroller.
Slowking said:probably not. The programmers won't work with those converters most of the time.
If you want to program YAOSM you need to find a computer with a serial port. Aren't there any old computers around in your house?