Hi,
OK, Lets see if I can get this right, first don't use that power supply, it is the dreaded European power supply. Will not work in N. America, but on a good note, all CD-32 use the same DC power inputs, so you can get an old PC power supply (can even be a old AT power supply) look up the voltages coming off the main plug and find the +12V, -12V, 5V and ground on the PC power supply main connector (don't use the drive connectors, it can cause problems in the future if you expand your CD32) now once you have that you can cut the plug off the European power supply (make sure you cut the wire behind the plug at least 2 to 3 feet, oh heck just cut it about 6-7 inches away from the power supply) and then look up the power input setting on the CD32 (you can get those off the old hardware site) and then hook up the wires to the appropriate places on the power supply. This should give you a working power supply for your CD32. As far as the NTSC or PAL, I believe if I remember right that if you hold both keys down on your mouse it will come up with a screen asking which graphics mode do you want to start up with, I have a SX-1 and it has a jumper for that, but I wired in a switch so that at a flip of a switch I can tell it to start up in which mode. If I had a schematic I could probably tell you where to solder wires to the expansion port connector to put the switch in, just remember always have your unit off before switching, probably wouldn't hurt with it on, but why take a chance.
and remember
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smerf
