Street Fighter EX Plus error (japanese text)

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segundosombra

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Can somebody translate the japanese(?) text in this image?

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Thanks in advance.
 
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Poison Sama

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I think it says "A system error has occured".

Will double-check in a moment...

Edit: Yup, I was right. Doesn't sound like it will be much help though...
 
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Hentai Sama said:
I think it says "A system error has occured".

Will double-check in a moment...

Edit: Yup, I was right. Doesn't sound like it will be much help though...
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Anyway thank you.
 
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I think C930 is an error with the BIOS or encryption. Try removing and reseating 2 small IC's with marking CP01 and CP04.
 
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Reznor007 said:
I think C930 is an error with the BIOS or encryption. Try removing and reseating 2 small IC's with marking CP01 and CP04.
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Ok, I will try. Thank you.
 
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segundosombra

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Reznor007,

I have located CP01 IC at the lower pcb but I can't see the other IC. CP01 is the only one IC labeled on both board. Is CP04 located at the upper board?
 
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Reznor007 said:
I think C930 is an error with the BIOS or encryption. Try removing and reseating 2 small IC's with marking CP01 and CP04.
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You are right. I changed the bios version to one with english text and it shows that same error: C930. Message is relationed to the encryption chip... CP01 right?
I tried putting the rom pcb over other sfex plus pcb... no error message. It works fine. So I think the fault is in lower board... but where?
 
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Try putting the CP01 chip from the working motherboard into the non-working motherboard and see if that works. Also, take the CP01 from the non-working board and put it in the working motherboard and see if it works.
 
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