Using 360gcProg alternative timing files with coolrunner $ NAND-X

[trippy86]

ok so i have searched through the forum and also used google and i cant find any method of using the 360gcProg application with NAND-X.

Anyone found any way of getting the timing files?

I would use the 360gcProg but i only have TX products

thx guys

EDIT - cant understand how i put a $ instead of &, sorry

 

[thebomber]

I posted a thread today and was closed dunno why anyway hope some one can help i want to try the new timmings

 

[DreamZ]

i have my coolrunner hooked up with a jtag cable to lpt, have you tried both options? also maybe try putting the port number in manually in settings? i just choose jtag cable and connect and it connects to my cr but i dont have nand-x connector to try for you. hope this helps

 

[faz2k2000]

You may use the new timing files for programming CR through iMPACT and using JTAG cable but is it worth it? No report yet that these new timing files improve boot time for trinity.

So far what I think new timing files are integrated in 360gcProg. Anyone got XSVF/JED ?

Thanks

 

[BL4K3Y]

If the utility only supports LPT, the NAND-X won't work with it.

 

[DreamZ]

You may use the new timing files for programming CR through iMPACT and using JTAG cable but is it worth it? No report yet that these new timing files improve boot time for trinity.

So far what I think new timing files are integrated in 360gcProg. Anyone got XSVF/JED ?

Thanks

it has made a diffrence on a few consoles my end. a few used to have 2-3 good glitches then a few of looong boots and after new timing files it doesnt get the loong boots just 1-3 glitches usually within 10 seconds

 

[trippy86]

Is there any way of extracting the XSVF/JED files from a programmed coolrunner? I only use NAND-X. There must be a way of obtaining these XSVF/JED files without having to use 360gcProg

 

[DreamZ]

maybe program a coolrunner with the program then read it back with impact. later if you want i will read the timing file rom my CR and upload it for you

 

[shawndezy115]

this would be appreciated. i am interested in trying the new timing files for trinity motherboards.

thanks

 

[trippy86]

that would be a great help m8, thanks alot

 

[thebomber]

im waiting for the new timmings actually

 

[trippy86]

anyone managed to get hold of the new trinity XSVF/JED files yet? i have had no luck getting them

 

[thebomber]

some member pm me, saying he got it off some site, and he will post it here once he gets back on saturday

 

[WNYConsoles]

I would also like some jed/xsvf

 

[BL4K3Y]

some member pm me, saying he got it off some site, and he will post it here once he gets back on saturday

Seeing is believing.... :rolleyes2:.

 

[H3rmaN]

anyone managed to get hold of the new trinity XSVF/JED files yet? i have had no luck getting them

I could do with these too. Just done a Trinity using QSB's (inc the post QSB instead of the coiled blue wire).

Best boots I get are with 41cm, but boot times are inconsistant, varying from 6 seconds on some boots to 46 seconds on other boots, but that's the best I can get. Have tried all cable lengths, even set the coolrunner to "Phat", but that wouldn't work at all.

Hope the updated timing files sort it out.

 

[trippy86]

Seeing is believing.... :rolleyes2:.

ha ha you said it.

 

[thebomber]

well he told me so when i pmd him asking how he programmed his coolrunner on the day of the release of the program, his MightyShots,

i guess he is saying the truth , lets wait and see, i cant find the files for myself actually searched everywhere.

 

[Mister_X]

I know this is a necrobump and the thread is old, but i've extracted the "Trinity Alt. timing V1.0.svf" from 360Prog V1.3 if any one needs it.

 

[trippy86]

nice worth a go, got plewnty of slims to try. thx again