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I had the same problem with my setup and I was able to find a solution but it is very strange and requires you to sacrifice player 1 controls. With the system set up and turned on, music will play if you hold left on player one joystick. It sounds strange but for my setup, with the P1 joystick...

Just wondering if you could use some chip quick and remove the extra ram and other surface mounted components over to a working Xbox board. That might be easier with no programming necessary.

I read a brief article once somewhere that mentioned someone successfully patching the dongle to where it will skip the FF test but I couldn't come across it again. As I'm typing this, I see another person on a different site talking about how a file located in the "START" file seems to be...

Unfortunately I haven't seen any options where you can turn off FF like with Mario Kart or other Sega Games...

Thanks for the message. I've replied to your DM. It took some work but I was able to figure out all of the pinouts and get the board running 100% If possible though, it would be awesome if you could post the pinouts here or online somewhere for others who may need to get their boards running...

I've had my Vampire Night board around here for quite some time and needing the guns to get it running. Hope to be able to play it here soon!

I have revised the video pinouts in the description. Although red was showing up, I had green and red reversed on the video board. Flipping them gave me back the colors. The game still has corrupt graphics but looks much better. Pictures below.

A story about a Tiger. After taking quite a bit of time looking on the net for some information regarding Taito's Operation Tiger, I soon came up empty handed so I decided to make this post to hopefully help out others. This is one of those boards you don't see a lot of, but on top of that...

I've been going over an obscure game you dont see a lot of (aside from MAME) and that is Taito's AquaJack. The thing about this board is that I cant seem to find the inputs for the joystick controls. The game may require a "D/A Convertor" ? as it is written in the schematics to control the X...

You can handle the pitch by using an analog joystick (like a replacement one from a PS1 controller) and mount it to the steering wheel. Using your left thumb, you can control the pitch. I've wired this up on my own setup to use F-Zero AX

If you have some good clear pictures of the board (especially the motherboard top & bottom) that will help. Please post them here. The M72 hardware issue could be as simple as the ribbon cables not being securely making contact, bent pins on the bottom of the motherboard or a cut trace. Upload...

A couple of outs for various parts of the board. Here are a couple of pics.

My Jurassic Park SD has one. Feels like it is magnetically locked to the ground when you try to pick it up.

Any updates on the IR gun boards and if they are for sale yet? Still interested in picking up a couple for my vampire night.

Trackball wiring Sega's 834-6180-01 I/O I wanted to add to this thread including the trackball pinouts for the Sega 834-6180. I recently decided to make a Sega Sonic The Hedgehog arcade game and had some fun looking on the net for the pins so I decided to make up some pictures here that will...

Nice work! This would be a great option for others who have / will have dead drives in the future. Have you considered making these as replacement kits and selling them? You could get a few buyers for sure. Just a thought.

Want To Buy: I know It might be a shot in the dark but I am looking for 1 of each of the following customs for various boards currently waiting to be repaired: TAD/SEIBU SEIO181 TAD/SEIBU SEIO200 Konami 052591 Taito TC0650FDA KANECO PX79C480FP-3 PANDORA-CHIP

I'm going to take a guess and say it really comes down to the JST and other connectors used with some of these I/O boards which is why people go for the premade wire harnesses. For some people, getting those end bits and making the connections is a p.i.t.a. Hell, even I've been known to solder...

Thanks a million for looking into that MetalliC. I checked the link above and you are right, it does look similar for sure. Maybe this will come in handy in the future but Ill scour some places around here and see if I can find a manual for it or whatnot. Anyway, Great job on finding that...

More excellent details here. Many of these parts as well as service manuals haven't been documented yet and this is the first time I've come across this particular PCB. Would be interesting to see if it is still functioning after all the damage and if it can be wired up properly. Hopefully...