Apple Pro
Apple Pro
| APPLE Pro Specifications | |
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PSX Games |
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| Original Import | Direct Boot |
| CDR Backups | Direct Boot |
| HK Silvers | Direct Boot |
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PS2 Games |
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| Original CD Imports | Direct Boot |
| Original DVD Imports | Direct Boot |
| Original DVD9 Game | Direct Boot |
| CDR Backups | Direct Boot |
| DVDr Backups | Direct Boot |
| HK CD Silvers | Direct Boot |
| HK DVD Silver | Direct Boot |
| HK DVD9 Game Silver | Direct Boot |
Please note
Design and Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Currently it does not support dvdr on Jap v8 machines
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Apple Pro Compatibility Table |
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| Apple Pro | US/Jap/Pal v1-v7/v8 (from 010 bios onwards) |
Operating Instructions
To switch between PS2 and PSX mode will require a hard reset to switch off the PS2. (ie hold RESET button for more than 2 seconds to switch off the machine.
It is assumed that your machine is in the Standby mode, ie machine is not switched on
PS2 games
Method 1:
-Press EJECT button to switch on the machine.
-Insert PS2 game in tray.
-Tap RESET button once, the machine should reboot and then load your game.
Method 2:
- Press EJECT button to switch on the machine.
- Insert PS2 game in tray, the press EJECT button to close tray.
- The disc will then take 2-5 seconds to be recognized and then boot.
DVD movies
-Press EJECT button to switch on the machine.
-Insert DVD movie in tray, then press and hold RESET button to switch off machine.
-Now hold the RESET button to start up your machine. Only release the RESET button once the Blue LED light of the Eject button lights up
PSX games
-Press EJECT button to switch on the machine.
-Insert PSX game in tray, then press and hold RESET button to switch off machine.
-Now hold the RESET button to start up your machine. Only release the RESET button once the Blue LED light of the Eject button lights up
(If it shows the PSX game as an audio cd. This means that you didn't hold the RESET button long enough. So repeat PSX loading instructions but hold the RESET button longer this time round when booting the machine)