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Plug in the USB cable to the C64RMK2 and your Laptop, power on the C64. If you never did this before you should hear the "ding" sound that indicates Windows found a USB device. Now look in the Device Manager if it is there. Perhaps it shows with an exclemation mark, that means windows has no driver for it - put the Laptop online, right-click the entry and choose "update driver" (or whatever its called). It should install the driver and then the exclemation mark should disappear and the device should work. If the entry doesnt appear, use "search for devices" (or similar) somewhere in the device manager menus (sorry i forgot where exactly).
As a last resort you can get the driver from the prolific website - but i'd try as above first - http://www.prolific.com.tw/US/…FileID=133&pcid=85&Page=0
Also, note that Windows will assign just about "any" COMx number to the virtual serial port, and this number may even change if you connect it to a different USB port of the same computer. So if the exclamation mark next to that Prolific chip driver is not there, you might just be looking for "the right COM number".
Thats fine, yes
You should start with linking to those Demos so i can have a look 
Are you sure they actually support 2 SIDs?
That should work - how did you connect the sound output?
first, the "Real Stereo Chip" setting must match the hardware, so it is correct. when this matches the hardware, you can use the "SID Emulation" setting to remap the SID chips to other addresses, so you dont have to change this setting in the Reloaded.
I have no idea how the ARMSID configuration program works - you might have to disable the stereo sid in chameleon alltogether (both settings).
Yeah, no idea then - is that config program available for download? Preferably with source and/or documentation of how the config stuff works?
I found this, which gives some insights:
- It writes to the (non existing) SID registers $1d-$1f
- it reads from registers $1b-$1c (osc3/env3)
This probably fails because chameleon does not forward the reads to the non existing registers. I'll have a look if/how this can be fixed
Just to make sure we are not looking at the wrong thing - does the config program work on the MK2 at all (without chameleon)?
Not even run the Stereo tunes? Didnt you write in #10 that it works? With the same config it should also work with the ARMSIDs, i dont see why it wouldnt *shrug*
So with the exact same settings in both Chameleon and the C64RMK2, stereo tunes work with the regular SIDs, but do not work with the ARMSIDs? That makes no sense *shrug*
One thing that would be interesting to know... if you put only one ARMSID into the MK2, then configure the chameleon for "mono" - does the config program work now?
