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that will display the size of each cartridge, and also will show how much space is left
on the zip disk.
Q10. How many operation modes does Z64 provide?
A> Two, Operations Under Z64 LCD Screen and Operations Under Enhanced Screen
Display Menu
Q11. Can I use other power source for my Z64?
A> No, you can only use the original power adapter from Z64 package. It may damage
the Z64 if using an unproved power adapter.
Q12. Can I use any kind of game cartridges on the Z64?
A> No, we suggest you to only run Z64 with the original N64 game cartridge to assure
compatibility.
Q13. Can I use the download files with SRAM saves ?
A>Yes, you can use downloaded SRAM saves from website. Please copy it from your
PC to the zip disk and insert the zip disk into Z64 zip drive to simulate.
Example: If MARIO64 English version in disk is MARIO.ROM and patch file is
SMTRTAIN.SAV. Just copy SMTRAIN.SAV to zip disk as MARIO.EEP.
Q14. Which type of zip diskettes should I use to backup my game cartridge under Z64
device?
A> Only DOS-compatible zip diskette is systematically acceptable to backup your
orginal game cartridge.
Q15. Right now I upgrade the BIOS to version 1.11. Can I download version 1.09 or
older version ( such as version 1.08) into my Z64 for BIOS update?
A> No. Your BIOS will get damaged if you do it. When your BIOS is the newest
version, you can't go back to older versions.
Q16. What file formats does Z64 support?
A> It reads .rom, .v64, .ips, and .zcc file extentions.
Q 17. Does Z64 support Doctor V64 files?
A> Yes, it is compatible with both Doctor64 and the Wildcard64. It reads both types
of bit streams.
Q18. Is Z64 able to save game records?
A> Yes you can save the game (SRAM) and highscore table.
Q19. Can I use the Z64 zip disks for PC purposes?
A> Yes, the files are saved in "DOS" format and the files can be read by any PC.