So I saw that Type X3 with Puzzle & Dragon on YAJ this week and finally decided to snatch it up. What I/O's and such do I need to run an X3 setup? Is it more or less plug and play in a JVS cab like the 
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Go me for picking the one game that needs EVERYTHING.
What does the RFID pcb look like? Got a picture of the pcb. It's the last thing I need to track down.
https://mega.nz/#!QsIF2Y5Y!8kTrVkGaaPF8xWAsGRFttN9_n1Bd8a40D5SJjePDASY
Some pics i have taken.
Sorry for being in a package sent this off to someone else recently so had it at hand.
If you have any question about the hardware let me know.
Some pics i have taken.
Sorry for being in a package sent this off to someone else recently so had it at hand.
If you have any question about the hardware let me know.
Are all of these required to make the games boot? Do I need the rectangular pcbs or is the square one enough?
just tested the square board by it self and games do work with only that attached. i did have an issue loading a game the first couple of times. but that could be related to timings with when other things load or it could be the board doesn't initialize correctly every time without the other board.
Awesome. Found just the square board on YAJ. What wiring harness will I need to make?
I have the dedicated cab if anyone wants photos of how things are hooked up let me know.
Is there anyway to save progress in game? Seems like nesica reader doesn't work without the nesys log in, which makes it impossible to save even when playing single player. Anyone know if there's a way? I just want to be able to save the monsters I collect.
Is there anyway to save progress in game? Seems like nesica reader doesn't work without the nesys log in, which makes it impossible to save even when playing single player. Anyone know if there's a way? I just want to be able to save the monsters I collect.
havent got the game but i'd say its just like all the others and uses nesys to save your progress with a nesica card. at this time there is nothing you can do to be able to save. this might change in the future though
some pics of the machine would be awesome. including model numbers of the screen would be insanely awesome
some pics of the machine would be awesome. including model numbers of the screen would be insanely awesome
Here's a few pics I took, let me know if I'm missing anything.
From reading the menu one of these is an amp for the headphones. Also the flashing lights sync with the action in game during battle, so I believe it's either controlled by one of these boards or through a driver in the software? The monitor is 1080P.
Also I've tried hooking up the monitor to a PC just to test it, it uses a DVI-D and a USB for the touch, in Windows without the driver the touch still works but you have to tap like 2-3 times before it recognizes, with the Taito x3 and puzzle dragon the touch runs flawlessly. I'm going to see if there's a windows driver available to download just to mess around with a PC.
From reading the menu one of these is an amp for the headphones. Also the flashing lights sync with the action in game during battle, so I believe it's either controlled by one of these boards or through a driver in the software? The monitor is 1080P.
Also I've tried hooking up the monitor to a PC just to test it, it uses a DVI-D and a USB for the touch, in Windows without the driver the touch still works but you have to tap like 2-3 times before it recognizes, with the Taito x3 and puzzle dragon the touch runs flawlessly. I'm going to see if there's a windows driver available to download just to mess around with a PC.
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sure no problem just let me know.
So it seems like the LG monitor LM215WF3 is only the display panel, the touch digitizer is another board hidden inside the metal case I would need to open up to find out what it is.
Also the card reader is near the CP location I would need to open that too to access it.
BTW does anyone know a good place that does custom cut metal control panels? I really want to switch a 1L6B onto this cab, without damaging the original control panel of course.
So it seems like the LG monitor LM215WF3 is only the display panel, the touch digitizer is another board hidden inside the metal case I would need to open up to find out what it is.
Also the card reader is near the CP location I would need to open that too to access it.
BTW does anyone know a good place that does custom cut metal control panels? I really want to switch a 1L6B onto this cab, without damaging the original control panel of course.
Funny enough the LM215WF3 is also used as the screen for a 21.5" iMac, so at least it's a readily available. There's no USB port on that though unfortunately, so we'll likely still need to know what the digitizer board is. But hurrah for progress. Thank you DeadTed.
Edit: I also reached out to Taito's overseas department to see if this is something they're able to supply.
Edit: I also reached out to Taito's overseas department to see if this is something they're able to supply.
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