stickcross
Student
Do you think it's possible to manage two I / O boards to play 4 players or do some versus?
It's already very impressive, well done to you
It's already very impressive, well done to you
Thank you for your answer, I did not think about this configuration.@stickcross That should be not problem. Get 2 RS485 to USB converters, and plug them both in, then run the software twice using the different converters. It would require some changes to force it to use different converters + make sure there aren't any duplicate IDs but in theroy wouldn't be that hard to do. If you ever wanna try it send me a pm
JVSCore Device Driver Version 1.3.1
Device Connected: SEGA ENTERPRISES,LTD.;I/O BD JVS;837-13551 ;Ver1.00;98/10
Players: 2
Switches: 13
Coins: 2
Analogue Inputs: 8 channels, 8 bits
General Purpose Outputs: 6
Failed to initalise inputs
Hey - it wouldn't be difficult, but would just take some time as you'd have to change the way the inputs are handeled (windows has no virtual input libraries, and you'd have to use some third party library for it).@bobbydilley would it be a huge hassle to port the driver to be windows compatible ? As it seems, for best compatibility for MAME, Windows XP X64 is recommended.
Thanks in advance
Goku
I don't have the programming skills to do this.Hey - it wouldn't be difficult, but would just take some time as you'd have to change the way the inputs are handeled (windows has no virtual input libraries, and you'd have to use some third party library for it).
Unforunately I won't have time to do it at the moment, but feel free to have a go yourself!
Yeah i know. Unfortunately i still dont have any clue about programming. But @bobbydilley your programm on Linux works very good and it is exactly what i was looking for, but for windowsrs485 is a hardware protocol, you just treat it as asyncronous serial - like rs232