RGB Mod Chip For N64 NTSC Game Console RGB Mod Kit For Nintendo 64 Accessory

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What is this?

This is the RGB modchip for Nintendo 64 NTSC consoles.

If you have any questions, please contact us in time, we can provide technical support.

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How to find RGB-outputting NTSC N64 Systems:

1. If you have a serial number that starts with “NS1” (USA), “NUJ1” (Japan) or French systems with the model number “NUS-001(FRA)”, then you most likely have an N64 that’s compatible. Supposedly, some early Canadian N64’s also contain this chip.

2. Many older Brazilian N64’s contain the same chip and can be RGB modded. Even though Brazil used PAL-M, is was still 60Hz and only compatible with NTSC games: http://s9.zetaboards.com/Nintendo_64_Forever/topic/7405289/1/

3. If you have a serial number that starts with anything else, or is a PAL console-Not compatible with this module.

4. This modification only works with NUS-CPU-01/02/03/04 main board revisions! Also, verify that your main board has a 'VDC-NUS'/'VDC-NUS A' chip (U4). If that's not the case - stop here! Your console is not compatible with this modding board!

INTRUDUCTION

1）RGB Mod uses THS7374 amp to display clearer and softer images.

2）Contains four colors of R/G/B /S wire and insulating tape.

3）The product comes with a detailed installation tutorial, which requires a certain amount of hands-on ability.

4）Can be directly connected to CRT TV (For N64 color monitoring line) or used with OSSC (For N64 scartrgb cable).

Please Pay Attention:

Jumper 'Jbypass'

The THS7374 has a low pass filter on each of the four channels which can be turned on by shorting jumper 'bypass' on the modding board. This is mostly needed if you wire the console directly to a flat-screen TV. There's no need for the low pass filter on analogue devices.

If you use an OSSC or a Framemeister, it's better to use their filter options.

For N64 RGB Mod Installation Guide

Tools required:
Phillips Screwdriver
4.5mm Game Security Bit
Four electronic wires
A piece of insulating tape
N64 RGB mod

Step 1

Using a 4.5mm game security bit, remove the 6 screws from the bottom of the N64

Step 2

Begin disassembly by removing the jumper/expansion pak from the N64 and remove the top half of the N64 shell.

Step 3

Remove the 14 phillips screws that secure the N64 PCB and remove the PCB.

Step 4

Place the N64 RGB mod over the multi-out pins and solder into position.

Step 5

If using supplied ribbon cable. Bend ribbon cable at a 90° angle and remove the excess. Solder into position. R10 = Blue, R9 = Green, and R8 = Red.

Step 6

Early N64’s drive and buffer C-Sync to the multi-out. If Q1, R16, R15, and C109 are present and you have an appropriate C-Sync cable, The installation can be completed directly, skip the following steps.