I understand your point and I agree in principal, however the problem is the different power requirements. Or just don't ever buy PAL consoles for maximum safety Note- PAL SNES, GameCube and Saturn all have +9-12V instead of CSYNC on the same AV port pin, so if you switch systems often it may be worth wiring your cable to use Sync on Luma instead for safety. PlayStation 2 - TTL CSYNC available from internal DAC PlayStation - TTL CSYNC available from internal DAC Available internally on PAL consolesĭreamcast - 75ohm CSYNC as stock only for 15kHz modes (For both 15kHz and 31kHz modes use RetroAccess/RGC cable which combines HSYNC / VSYNC inside plug) Sega Saturn - TTL CSYNC as stock only on NTSC consoles, attenuate in cable. Mega Drive 2 / 32X - TTL CSYNC as stock, attenuate in cable. Nintendo 64 - 75ohm CSYNC with N64RGB mod (LVTTL CSYNC as stock only on early NTSC consoles) Super Famicom - 75ohm CSYNC with Dejitter mod (LVTTL CSYNC as stock only on NTSC consoles, except SNES Mini) Last edited by Link83 on Sat 12:26 pm, edited 22 times in total. Also worth noting that for unmodded SNES/Super Famicom, Sega Saturn and PlayStation consoles you may as well just use Sync on Luma instead of CSYNC, since CSYNC will offer very little benefit. Somebody please let me know if any of these are incorrect? Note- PAL SNES, PAL GameCube and PAL Saturn all have +9-12V instead of CSYNC on the same AV port pin, so if you switch systems often it may be worth wiring your cables to use Sync on Luma instead for safety. PlayStation 2 - TTL CSYNC available from internal DAC/Encoder, attenuate with internal mod. PlayStation - TTL CSYNC available from internal DAC/Encoder (CXA1645M sync input pin on early models) attenuate with internal mod, or use Sync on Luma instead. For both 15kHz and 31kHz modes use Retro-Access/RGC cable which combines HSYNC/VSYNC inside plug.
Available on PAL consoles with internal mod, or use Sync on Luma instead.ĭreamcast - 75ohm CSYNC as stock only for 15kHz modes.
Mega Drive 1/2/32X - TTL CSYNC as stock, attenuate in cable. GameCube - 75ohm CSYNC with GCDual mod or EON GCHD Mk-II.
Nintendo 64 - 75ohm CSYNC with N64RGB or N64 Advanced mod (LVTTL CSYNC as stock only on early NTSC consoles) SNES/Super Famicom - 75ohm CSYNC with Dejitter mod (LVTTL CSYNC as stock only on NTSC consoles, except SNES Mini and 1CHIP-03) Or use Sync on Luma instead. NES/Famicom - 75ohm CSYNC with NESRGB mod. Here is a list I made for myself a while ago:.
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