Nån mer än jag som bara får grå bild från sitt chip maestro? På mitt ena NES grå blinkande bild och på mitt andra bara grå utan blink 

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FAQ:Just detta är precis vad som händer för mig:
A video tutorial on Chip Maestro features can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjejRawyvpw
The ChipMaestro does not output any video, only audio through the RCA jack on the side of your NES.
Kickstarter backer initials can be found on the back of the circuit board.
Before performing any troubleshooting steps, please make sure that your NES plays official NES games by trying a few games out.
Every Chip Maestro has a diagnostic LED built into it:
If you turn on your NES, you should be able to see an LED inside the Chip Maestro blinking when you turn it on, and when you play notes on your MIDI device. If the light ever stays on for a long time, this indicates a communication issue between the Chip Maestro and the NES. Please make sure your NES cartridge contacts are clean and free of any dust or debris. It may be necessary to install a new 72 pin connector if you are experiencing communication related issues.
If your Chip Maestro is blinking rapidly when you turn the NES on and are trying to play it, but there is no sound coming out, it may be necessary to perform a Factory Reset by playing MIDI note 10, A#-1. Your Chip Maestro may make some sounds at this point. In either case, wait two seconds, turn the NES off, wait another two seconds, and turn the NES back on. The Chip Maestro will now have reverted to it's default settings. The settings on your Chip Maestro are preserved in EEPROM, which means that they carry over from one session to the next. A full list of settings can be found in the manual (currently in the tech docs).
Every Chip Maestro has a diagnostic LED built into it:Det är en liten grön lampa som tänds och den vägrar slockna. Med andra ord har den svårt att kommunicera med mitt NES. Så jag har kokat connectorn och bänt upp pinnarna. Spel startar perfekt nu! Men icke Chip Maestro.
If you turn on your NES, you should be able to see an LED inside the Chip Maestro blinking when you turn it on, and when you play notes on your MIDI device. If the light ever stays on for a long time, this indicates a communication issue between the Chip Maestro and the NES. Please make sure your NES cartridge contacts are clean and free of any dust or debris. It may be necessary to install a new 72 pin connector if you are experiencing communication related issues.