MODE Terraonion, Setup & Instruction Manual

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MODE Menu and Interface - Options Menu
Video System Outpin Pin (Saturn Only) - Auto NTSC, Auto PAL, Force NTSC, Force PAL - If your Saturn is 50/60hz modified with the optional connection to
MODE; (Explained in advanced installations below), MODE will read the header of the Saturn images and will run the games in their native NTSC or PAL automa-
tically or force a title from a different video signal into a non-native one. Forcing a PAL or NTSC title into a non-native signal may produce audio/video issues.
Reset Input Behaviour - Boot to Menu or Normal Reset. In Dreamcast, MODE can monitor the RESET signal in the system, so if you have a way to do a reset, by
having a push button wired to the reset points or using the DCDigital reset option (if applicable), this option dictates what happens. On Saturn, this option similarly
does not change the regular reset button functionality (Normal reset of game) unless an optional reset wire is connected (see advance install below)
Reset Output Signal - Disabled or Pulse on BTM. When enabled, the reset output signal makes the SYS_RESET signal pulse low when trying to go to the menu
by holding the SW2 button for a few seconds. So if wired you can make MODE reset the console and go to the menu. At the same time, this wire can be used to
monitor the reset button in Saturn for the previous option.
Boot Bios Menu - Selecting this will boot back to the Saturn or Dreamcast bios menu for managing saves, setting system time and etc.
Check Update - This will check the currently selected device for a firmware update. During boot, MODE will automatically check for updates in the SD card only,
so in order to apply an update from your hard disk, ensure the game list is showing HDD games, then use this option to check for updates in the current device.
Version - Displays information about MCU and FPGA versions and serial number for MODE.