Marlosrob

If you try to load a 64kb binary into Harmony CArt (common), what messages can we read?

Any 64kb file, i m trying many types...

unrecognized file format

Inglês I finally managed to get an original Atari 2600 console and so I tested my Harmony Encore. The cartridge was sold to me as Harmony Encore, but I tried to load a 64kb ROM and got an error message. How can I find out if he really is an Encore? I finally managed to get an original Atari 2600 console and so I tested my Harmony Encore. The cartridge was sold to me as Harmony Encore, but I tried to load a 64kb ROM and got an error message. How can I find out if he really is an Encore? Inglês

Yes of course my friend, you are absolutely right in everything you said. My understanding of Atari hardware is very limited. I'm just a player and also an enthusiast. The HDMI to my use and in my opinion is as sharp as possible and I was pleased with the result.

There is something important that I forgot to explain here: multicore loads Atari games through the FPGA Loader without expansion, most of them just don't load the exclusive Harmony games, that's why I bought the cartridge. And the output is in HDMI, PERFECT SOUND AND IMAGE. I ask my colleagues again if there is any test tool that checks the HAmony Cart circuits, I'm afraid I've damaged it with everything that happened.

I will be happy to collaborate if the solution of this case is found

About Multicore, it is open hardware and in constant development, so the thing won't work is part of the process and everyone who bought the kit knows that.

So guys, this is actually extreme curiosity on my part and nothing more. I can just buy an Atari 2600, which is even cheaper than the Harmony cartridge and that would solve my problems. Or simply play the most capable homebrew games on emulators, but for a technical reason of knowing how to solve it, I insist on this question and will look for the answer.

So, trucco has a video where he tests the Multicore system with UNOcart, but in fact he told me that with HARMONY he had not done any pilot test.

So my friend. It stopped working again, and I cleaned the contacts and immersed both the cartridge board and the expansion board in isopropyl alcohol and let it rest. As I don't have a real Atari 2600 I can't test the Harmony cartridge. Is there any testing tool to verify that the cartridge circuits are all functional? Thanks again friend.

It worked with flash from the atlantis games (4k) and the new pac man (8k). I tried to flash it with the galagon DEMO, Stella informs it to be a CDFJ type rom, but in the harmony programming tool this item does not appear in the sub-menu,

Unfortunately I couldn't find the instructions on how to flash a single game in the harmony cart. Where can I be helped?

So, it is the Multicore 2+ FPGA device produced by Victor Trucco. The Atari 2600 core it uses is based on MISTer's Atari 2600 core. The expansion made by him accepts real cartridges, so much so that UNOcart works perfectly, but HArmony turns on when it wants and doesn't access the SD card. I thought it might even be the power supply and an insufficient electrical current.

Good afternoon. I have an Atari 2600 in FPGA with expansion for original cartridges (it's MISTer style, but similar). I bought a Harmony Encore cartridge to run DPC+ homebrew games. But the HArmony cartridge does not work well with the system. It just turns on and the logo appears rotating on the screen. Sometimes it doesn't turn on. I've tried to update the firmware without success. PS. I haven't tested it on a real Atari yet. Any tips?