Retrode 2 Retro Gaming Adapter driver for Windows 7 - Retrode 2 Retro Gaming Adapter driver from Retrod

Retrode 2 Retro Gaming Adapter 0.17d

Retrode 2 Retro Gaming Adapter driver from Retrode for OS Independent

Retrode 2 Retro Gaming Adapter driver from Retrode for OS Independent

Publisher review for Retrode 2 Retro Gaming Adapter 0.17d:

Before install Retrode 2 Retro Gaming Adapter 0.17dyou should set a system restore point, to make sure you can rollback to your original driver in case you accidentally install another driver or select the driver for another version of the operating system.

Also, do not forget to check with our site as often as possible for new version of Retrode 2 Retro Gaming Adapter . We recommend to always use most recent version of a driver.

Fixes:- Complete re-write of USB HID descriptors, with five HID configurations:
Off (fastest), 4 Joy + Mouse, 2 Joy, KB, Arcade
- Skipped the silly "Ataliri" for 2600'er Cartridges
- Sega SRAM now 16-bit by default; significant improvements in detection, reading and writing
- Lowered USB current request to 100mA (was 200mA)
Install new firmware version:- Connect the Retrode as usual.
- Install FLIP.
- Enter Device Firmware Update (DFU) mode as follows: Hold down the HWB button. Then press and release the RESET button while still holding down HWB. Finally, let go of HWB as well. (On Retrode 1, a pair of toothpicks may come in handy to operate the buttons.)
- Windows will now recognize a new device. When asked for drivers, direct it to the “usb” subfolder in your FLIP installation directory.
- Go to the Windows device manager and look for a mysterious device called “Jungo” or “AT90USB646″ or similar. If there is none, repeat steps 3 and 4.
- Start FLIP.
- In the “Device” menu, click on “Select…”, or press Ctrl+S.
- Select the entry “AT90USB646″ from the list.
- Press Ctrl+U to open the USB connection.
- Load the firmware hex file (Ctrl+L). Attention: apparently, FLIP cannot deal with file paths that contain special characters, such as “é” or “Ô.
- Hit the “Run” button on the lower left.
- When the programming is done, hit the RESET button or cycle the USB connection. As tempting as it may seem, do NOT hit the FLIP button “Start Application”.

Operating system:
OS Independent