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*Any storage size MicroSD card should work as long as it is FAT32 or ExFAT formatted. TerraOnion generally recommends avoiding Samsung branded cards as they have been known to cause issues on their devices. Sandisk is the preferred manufacturer. | *Any storage size MicroSD card should work as long as it is FAT32 or ExFAT formatted. TerraOnion generally recommends avoiding Samsung branded cards as they have been known to cause issues on their devices. Sandisk is the preferred manufacturer. | ||
| − | *CD games must be in their own folders. The | + | *CD games must be in their own folders. The folder name dictates the name that is displayed in the SSDS3 menu. |
*Lining up the pins correctly on the expansion port with the SSDS3 is extremely important. Failure to do so could bend or push in pins which will cause the SSDS3 not to function. | *Lining up the pins correctly on the expansion port with the SSDS3 is extremely important. Failure to do so could bend or push in pins which will cause the SSDS3 not to function. | ||
*TurboGrafx-16 units have a different shaped expansion port. As such it is extremely easy to damage the pins trying to force a SSDS3 onto the unit. While it can be used, TerraOnion does not consider it an officially supported hardware. If you decide to use one (at your own risk) we recommend that you loosen the screws on the SSDS3 shell to allow the SSDS3 pin connector to slide on easier. You can tighten them after successful insertion. | *TurboGrafx-16 units have a different shaped expansion port. As such it is extremely easy to damage the pins trying to force a SSDS3 onto the unit. While it can be used, TerraOnion does not consider it an officially supported hardware. If you decide to use one (at your own risk) we recommend that you loosen the screws on the SSDS3 shell to allow the SSDS3 pin connector to slide on easier. You can tighten them after successful insertion. | ||
Revision as of 14:57, 4 February 2021
The Super SD System 3 (SSDS3) is an all-in-one device that allows users to experience the full range of NEC's PC-Engine, TurboGrafx-16, PC-Engine CD, and Turbo-CD software. It simulates all aspects of the hardware and contains such features as System & Arcade Card simulation, per game save file storage, and full RGB output.
Firmware can be downloaded here (Current Firmware is 1.03 R04) Please note that you need to register your device and if firmware is not present after registering it means you are on the most current firmware already.
Manual is located here
Set-Up
- Any storage size MicroSD card should work as long as it is FAT32 or ExFAT formatted. TerraOnion generally recommends avoiding Samsung branded cards as they have been known to cause issues on their devices. Sandisk is the preferred manufacturer.
- CD games must be in their own folders. The folder name dictates the name that is displayed in the SSDS3 menu.
- Lining up the pins correctly on the expansion port with the SSDS3 is extremely important. Failure to do so could bend or push in pins which will cause the SSDS3 not to function.
- TurboGrafx-16 units have a different shaped expansion port. As such it is extremely easy to damage the pins trying to force a SSDS3 onto the unit. While it can be used, TerraOnion does not consider it an officially supported hardware. If you decide to use one (at your own risk) we recommend that you loosen the screws on the SSDS3 shell to allow the SSDS3 pin connector to slide on easier. You can tighten them after successful insertion.
- PAL TurboGrafx units similarly have the same fitment issues. Also, they were altered to run at 50hz many games do not run correctly, so it is similarly considered unsupported by TerraOnion.
Usage
Game Compatibility & Known Issues
- The In Game Trigger option which allows a user to return to menu does not function properly in a large percentage of games, it causes crashes or other issues. It is recommended not to use this option or at the very least realize it is experimental.
- Sherlock Holmes: consulting Detective Vol 1 & 2 have audio/video desyncs
