Does it have a place for inserting the cartridge or do you insert the action replay then remove the action replay once the codelist is loaded?
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All you have to do is place the game inside the action replay and select your codes for the supported game
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From your description it seems you have the correct cartridge. Usually if the clip does not fit you have to push the cartridge in further to get it to fit, it's just not in far enough. As far as the hot and cold being switched, remove the cartridge turn it 180 degrees and put it back in again and your problem will be fixed. Good luck!
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Wow I didn't know ow u can ask ppl on Amazon questions... This is for the MVS arcade cartridge not the home AES
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You don't have to put the anything on the new cartridge. Just push it into the printer and it will click right in.
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If I were you, I would take the cartridge out while carefully noting how it was threading through the machine and then put it back in. If putting it back does not work, then click the help button on the menu bar on the top of the screen when you signed in to amazon.com and go through the questions that ask for them to call you. When you get them on the phone tell them the cartridge was working for a few times and you want another one send to you. They will most likely return your money or send you another one free.
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on the bottom of the box there is an expiration or best before date. frequency of use will help determine whether you will be using completely the new cartridge. i always buy the double black, for instance, and when i put in the second one, i buy a new box. i have never had a problem.
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If you have removed the packaging tape and set the cartridge firmly into the slot, turned the unit back on and it still does not recognize it then the contact points were never replaced. Once a cartridge is empty and reloaded they have to replace the contact points which tell the unit it is full of toner again. Hope that makes sense.
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All you do is pull down (forward and down) on the front and then just pull the cartridge out (a little upward and out). To put in the new cartridge just push in the cartridge with a little downward motion until it clicks in place and close the door.
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Yes, YOu just have to pull it off. There are actually two "O" rings - the big one at the bottom of the cartridge (you get a spare with the new cartridge, I think) and a small one on a ball at the bottom of the shaft. It's this ball with "O" ring which is making it difficult to pull the cartridge off. Go ahead and pull it off. Also it is this little "O" ring which is lubricated, not the big one. I am going by memory, but I've done it a few times over the years.
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It will loop around to the beginning. It is auto--I didn't see any info about changing it so there are no options. I did read that when the G sensor detects an impact that the device will save that file and will prevent it from being erased.
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Yes, you simply insert the original in top slot, insert blank in bottom slot - close both slots and it begins the recording process. It is pretty fast, at least way way faster than my computer was. When it finishes, the bottom slot opens so you can remove your copied disc, a digital display reads " 0 failures", or "failure" if a disc is damaged or protected. Then you can insert another blank to copy same again - or remove both and insert new original on top and new blank on bottom. All you need is an outlet - no computer needed at all! I love it! Had mine for about 3 or 4 months - it is awesome! Yes, you simply insert the original in top slot, insert blank in bottom slot - close both slots and it begins the recording process. It is pretty fast, at least way way faster than my computer was. When it finishes, the bottom slot opens so you can remove your copied disc, a digital display reads " 0 failures", or "failure" if a disc is damaged or protected. Then you can insert another blank to copy same again - or remove both and insert new original on top and new blank on bottom. All you need is an outlet - no computer needed at all! I love it! Had mine for about 3 or... » Read More Yes, you simply insert the original in top slot, insert blank in bottom slot - close both slots and it begins the recording process. It is pretty fast, at least way way faster than my computer was. When it finishes, the bottom slot opens so you can remove your copied disc, a digital display reads " 0 failures", or "failure" if a disc is damaged or protected. Then you can insert another blank to copy same again - or remove both and insert new original on top and new blank on bottom. All you need is an outlet - no computer needed at all! I love it! Had mine for about 3 or 4 months - it is awesome! « Show Less
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As I described in my long review, I was advised to take all out and place them back frst, once it didn't work, I was advised to take the other black cartridge and as soon as I placed the second one, it recognized. Just make sure you take the sticker and orange plastic on top. I didn't do anything else and it's intriguing why it works that way... Good luck, let me know.
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Thanks anyway. My question had a typo in it. Is there a way to save a sequencer song to the SD card that includes a built-in rhythm on the A (System) tracks AND others on the B tracks?
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It actually holds your cartridge in place for easier drilling for the tiny screwdriver they give you, I tried it without the blue tool and it was hard to get hole going in cartridge then i put cartridge in blue tool and was able to sit it on table and drill with more force into cartridge and it worked like a charm goodluck
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Yes. I've found this is usually because the cartridge is not seated properly in the clip. The rubber sometimes doesn't seal completely around the bottom of the cartridge so you have to wiggle and fool around with it to get it to seal.
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No, didn't work for me. Looks identical until you try to place it into slot - the back guide lines on the cartridge are different
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Did you apply tape to the top of the cartridge after you refilled it? I made that mistake and had blocked the vent hole on the top (it's forward of the refilling hole). Removed the tape from the vent, and it worked great after that.