Tool PS2 Instruction Manual and Command Guide

[slycooper124]

Here is a guide i created of helpful information from different locations. for anyone who has a tool ps2, please enjoy.

 

[slycooper124]

slycooper124 updated Tool PS2 Instruction Manual and Command Guide with a new update entry:

New changes to the guide have arrived !

I have just updated this guide, a few new things were added plus the requested title page and table of contents page. Please let me know if there is anymore things I should add, Your feedback makes this guide more complete and more helpful to tool owners.

Thanks

Aidan

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[slycooper124]

slycooper124 updated Tool PS2 Instruction Manual and Command Guide with a new update entry:

Small update.

found an error in one of my commands and fixed that.

I added the heavily requested commands list so now you have a fill list of commands vs searching through the commands burred in a bunch of text.

fixed some terminology.

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[slycooper124]

discussion is now available.

 

[slycooper124]

slycooper124 updated Tool PS2 Instruction Manual and Command Guide with a new update entry:

Tool PS2 Instruction Manual and Command Guide

Thanks to uyjulian for some info he posted from his previous AG thread on the tool ps2. I have added new information in the FAQ Section

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[P10god]

So I upgraded the processor in my DTL-T10000H using the PCI815VE board to the 1ghz processor (a long time ago), and I think the only thing it really does is create more heat inside the machine.

I was going to upgrade the RAM to compliment the processor upgrade, but couldn't find any (because it's so old) that would work. Maybe that's the secret.

Like your guide says, I don't think there were any added "benefits" from doing this however.

 

[slycooper124]

So I upgraded the processor in my DTL-T10000H using the PCI815VE board to the 1ghz processor (a long time ago), and I think the only thing it really does is create more heat inside the machine.

I was going to upgrade the RAM to compliment the processor upgrade, but couldn't find any (because it's so old) that would work. Maybe that's the secret.

Like your guide says, I don't think there were any added "benefits" from doing this however.

from what i have read, it dosent add any benefits because the dev stuff that the tool uses is set at a specific speed and there is no way to make it faster. and due to the age of the software and hardware. it may not cooperate very well with an increased speed vs what it is use to.