As you know I have the Nintendo Super System. One thing I don't really like is that once you're playing one of the three games, you can't go back to the game selection menu until your timer runs out. Free play won't fix it either since it's also based on time.
Rebooting the machine does bring you to the game selection menu but it's very inconvenient. So I though of installing a reset button (hidden to preserve the authentic look).
The pushbutton would be normaly closed (on) and off when pushed. Cutting the power to the board only (not the whole cab) hence resting the game and accessing the game selection menu.
Is there a risk to regularly reseting the board? Is it bad for the board to have a quick off and on?
Also, is there a specific voltage (12V, +5V and -5V) that should be turned off? Or two or all of them? Any suggestions?
Rebooting the machine does bring you to the game selection menu but it's very inconvenient. So I though of installing a reset button (hidden to preserve the authentic look).
The pushbutton would be normaly closed (on) and off when pushed. Cutting the power to the board only (not the whole cab) hence resting the game and accessing the game selection menu.
Is there a risk to regularly reseting the board? Is it bad for the board to have a quick off and on?
Also, is there a specific voltage (12V, +5V and -5V) that should be turned off? Or two or all of them? Any suggestions?
