Ok, do you know if this battery charges itself when plugged in in the MSX? Of is it a standard not rechardgeable battery?
I don't know the answer, but I can't imagine it's rechargeable -- I've never heard of a rechargeable SRAM cartridge battery.
The battery type is listed a few comments up, though, so you can probably look that up.
-Tom
"BR", "ML" code before the battery type number implies a rechargeable battery.
"CR" is your standard disposable Lithium battery.
Examples:
CR2330 - disposable
BR2330 - rechargeable
ML2032 - rechargeable (Sanyo)
The codes might vary per maker but the sizes are standard. Make sure you only fit non rechargeable batteries on circuits which don't recharge.
eh firehawk saves somewhere else than in s-ram.
eh firehawk saves somewhere else than in s-ram.
Was mentioned here, 1 save slot on MSX2 real time clock, 9 save slots on PAC if found.
I made a little tool some time ago, maybe you can try it: SRAM Manager
SRAMM : PAC SRAM Manager 1.0 - March 2013, coded by Louthrax ============================================================ Usage: sramm l List the contents of all SRAM cartridges detected on your MSX. sramm c (source) (target) Copy one or all pages from an SRAM cartridge to another one or to a file. sramm z (sram_target) Zero (erase) one or all SRAM pages. sramm Display this help. (...) parameters can be a file name ("xak.pac") or an SRAM page with the following format: #(page_number)[cartridge_number] (page_number): "1" to "8" means an SRAM page. "a" means all the pages on the cartridge. [cartridge_number] is an optional parameter to target a specific SRAM cartridge if you have several ones. If omitted, first cartridge is used. Examples: sramm c #a all.pac Copy the whole content of default SRAM cartridge to file "all.pac". sramm c #11 xak.pac Copy page 1 of SRAM cardtridge #1 to file "xak.pac". sramm c xak.pac #11 Copy file "xak.pac" to page 1 of SRAM cardtridge #1. sramm c #1 #2 Copy default SRAM cartridge page 1 to page 2. sramm c #a1 #a2 Copy the whole content of SRAM cartridge #1 to SRAM cardtridge #2. sramm z #a2 Erases the whole content of SRAM cartridge #2. Limitations: - This utility only works with Panasoft PAC compatible cartridges. - Due to the command syntax, you can't create or read filenames beginning with the "#" character.
The link for the program doesn't work anymore. Is there another place where I can find it?
Why don't you put PAC SRAM Manager online anymore?