[Solved?] CT60e Which are the reset pins to reset the clock speed back to default?

[leech]

I was playing around with the overclocking of my CT60e, and managed to make it crash every time at 100Mhz. Can't seem to find exactly what the "Reset" pins are for this.

I see a set of pins next to the memory close to the memory where the power supply is. Then of course the power/reset sw/led/060/ etc. I'm hoping it's not under the SuperVidel, 'cause that would stink.

Any help, much appreciated. Documentation seems to be all over the place.

Edit: Solved? There appears to be a 'Recovery' spot on the board, but it didn't seem to do anything for me, but since I had to remove the SuperVidel to get to it, it stopped crashing 100% at 100Mhz, and I was able to load up a bare TOS with only the control panel and the ct60conf.cpx and managed to set it back to 66mhz. It was having some weird issues with not loading up MiNT at 80, and I remember someone saying sometimes it's weird and you can up the speed and it'll be more stable... well that didn't work here... NVDI would completely crash.

[fidzen]

You can always boot the Falcon in 030 mode and set another clock on the CT60 from there.
That's the way I have solved it when my CT60/63 have been overclocked.

[leech]

I tried that and it didn't seem to do anything. It showed it as saved there, but when I booted in 060 mode, it crashed again and said 100Mhz, it crashes right as it's trying to do the memory test.

[JoeAtari]

Are the pins to the left above the SDRAM supposed to set the clock at 66 MHz when jumpered? If so, this is not working for me. I clocked it too high and now it will not boot. I just read in another post that with the original CT60 you could bypass the clock module by pressing the Alternate key. I'm going to go try that now.

[JoeAtari]

I tried pressing Alternate before booting (and holding) and also Control. No affect.

[wongck]

I tried that and it didn't seem to do anything. It showed it as saved there, but when I booted in 060 mode, it crashed again and said 100Mhz, it crashes right as it's trying to do the memory test.

this is the trick the Czuba taught me to reset the ctcm.
You need to be able to keep the power on when you toggle back to 060 mode and then press the reset button.
If the power is removed, it will just read again the old clock settings which is the OC/wrong speed.