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Did you use the button combo mentioned in step 1? Boot the console up, wait for a few seconds and then use the button combination. You can check, if PS1Digital entered IAP mode, by checking the SSID of the access point created, it's always "PS1Digital-Install" in this mode. Without the combo...

Do you have access to web console? If yes, please skip to 4): Use L2 + start + square + triangle + X + O to enter IAP (Installer Access Point) mode. You should see this access point: WiFi SSID: PS1Digital-Install WiFi Password: installme! HTTP Username: please HTTP Password: installme! IP...

I've seen pictures of the MODE installed together with PS1Digital on twitter and they all had heatsinks installed. It's hard to say if it runs too hot without having some measurements. If the FPGA stays below 55C after running the system for some time, it shouldn't be an issue.

Wifi on PS1Digital only supports 2.4GHz.

Do you have access to the web console? If not you can use to the IAP mode to configure "HTTP User" and "HTTP Password" using the setup command. Then you could try to update the firmware again using the procedure described here: How to update the Firmware from the web console If the web console...

The actual lid switch still works as expected. By default PS1Digital follows the lid switch and only overrides it to trigger the disc change. You can also override the lid switch in the config: https://psx.i74.de/config/

Sorry, that's a bug in the firmware discovered a few days ago causing a bootloop after using the cleanup command on the web console. If you have a usb to serial adapter you can re-flash the firmware with that to solve this. (https://psx.i74.de/man-flash/) If not you unfortunately have to send...

Yes, the reason is, that your network has an empty password. PS1Digital's wifi module goes directly to AP mode, if SSID or password is empty, while DCDigital's only checks for an empty SSID.

You could try to run this without the capacitor at all, as it's "only" a decoupling capacitor. The trace destroyed is ground and the pin still has connection to ground through the PS1 main board. I have one test system, where all four capacitors aren't installed and it runs fine, although I can...

Good point, I'll think about adding this to the web interface. At the moment you can use the setup command in the web ui and use one space for each setting to reset it back to it's default state. You also get full control over all settings, if you're using xhdmi-tools. Together with the...

Yes, I agree. This will be added to the troubleshooting section. There is also a small bug in the OSD, if you have switched to 1080p with the button combo, you can't select 1080p as default in the OSD. Workaround at the moment is to select a different resolution first and then change it back to...

Please try to switch the output resolution using this controller combo: L2, R2, start, circle, triangle This switches between VGA and 1080p output. Some TVs and certain HDMI switches seem to dislike the default VGA signal (although they should per HDMI specification)

Btw, the current firmware has a bug, which causes the SPI check flash loop after using the `cleanup` command. Will be fixed in the next firmware.

Yes, you can reuse the capacitor from the PU18 board. The one on the flat flex relocates the capacitor on the PS1 main board. It's a 100nF 0402 ceramic capacitor.

Very interesting issue, but it must be related to your TV, because there is no audio buffer and only a few lines of video buffer on DCDigital.

1) Please try to add some more solder to the video dac pins. They look almost not soldered at all on the first image. 2) If the LED on DCDigital lights up, connection to 3.3V and GND is good. Also check the LED blink pattern for further trouble shooting...

Yes, that's possible. If you have force mode enabled, it depends on how long the game needs to load and start. The startup and initial loading screen are always in 480i. Btw, I also have some ideas on how to remove this memory offset wrapping effect completely. It only drops the signal if it's...

I assume this game switches between 240p and 480i? And you have 240p force mode enabled? In order to not go through an hdmi resync, PS1Digital keeps the 240p timings, where the frame rate is a tiny bit lower than in 480i (59.83Hz vs 59.94Hz). Thus the alignment to the start of the frame slowly...

Have you updated your firmware to v1.1.0 yet? v1.1.0 contains a fix for PsNee, now it's much more reliable.

v1.1.0 no longer uses this button combination to go into IAP mode :)