Transfer Program for CC3?

[daldude]

Where can I download the program that lets you send a ROM file to the Cuttle Cart 3 via the serial port built into it? I had it at one time but lost it when I lost all my data one day.

I have the menu editing program but it is a pain to have to keep removing the memory card when I want to try out a new game or demo program that I get.

 

 

Thanks

 

 

[+SoulBuster]

Check here

[intvnut]

Probably not what you're looking for, but here's what I use: The command line. :-)

 

SDK-1600 includes a utility, "bin2rom", that can output CC3 formatted .ROM files. jzIntv 1.0 beta4 should be sufficient for this: http://spatula-city.org/~im14u2c/intv/

• Linux command-line instructions:
  • stty 115200 raw < /dev/ttyXXX This configures your serial port. Replace ttyXXX with your actual serial port designation. Only needed once per "session."
  • bin2rom --cc3 foo.bin This creates "foo.rom" in CC3-ready format.
  • cat foo.rom > /dev/ttyXXX This sends the file.
• Windows command-line instructions: (Tested under WinXP SP3 just now; haven't tried Win 7 or 8.)
  • mode COM1 BAUD=115200 PARITY=N DATA=8 STOP=1
  • bin2rom --cc3 foo.bin
  • copy foo.rom/b COM1
• MacOS X command-line instructions: See Linux command-line instructions. :-)
  • Note: I was unable to get the stty command to set the baud rate with my particular USB to serial dongle. Don't know why.
  • Among the two device nodes created by my dongle, I needed to use the "cu" node. (/dev/cu.usbserial-FTTGZTG8 in my case.)

[daldude]

Check here

That was not what I was looking for. I need the program that will let you send a ROM file to the CC3 via it's serial port from a Windows based PC. I already have the menu editing program.

[+BBWW]

How easy is it to mess this up? I have a back up right now with everything on it. If I screw things up just screwing around how screwed am I?