Awesome! Wanting to build something for some cool production stuff but the pad things is a bit of a speed bump
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Hey undamned!
I finally got my setup going recently: a CPS2 copy of VSAV, a Windy supergun, and two UD-USB decoders. Two sticks I have are a Hori RAP4 and a 360 TES+.
So far, so good.
But once I finally got everything in place, I was having an issue, and I think it was this same one as this:
Remapping the buttons didn't solve it, as it seemed to be the input rather than the button.
So I did some searching, and found this thread and the beta firmware:
Now, the LK input is permanently 0 instead of 1, with the same problem that rebinding doesn't work to get around it.
Both sides, both decoders, both sticks.
I'd appreciate any help you could offer, would love to get this going
I finally got my setup going recently: a CPS2 copy of VSAV, a Windy supergun, and two UD-USB decoders. Two sticks I have are a Hori RAP4 and a 360 TES+.
So far, so good.
But once I finally got everything in place, I was having an issue, and I think it was this same one as this:
In my case, the LK input was always listed in tests and in-game as held down, even when there was no controller connected, as long as the UD-USB was plugged in.@Niko & @tom5151, I think I know what's wrong w/ the signal that is stuck on always. Fix should be a simple firmware update. Basically in the last hardware revision, I made provision for future use of Pin 9 (whereas in previous versions it is not connected at all). My guess is that my firmware is always asserting that signal, since I'm not intentionally controlling it yet. I'll try to get that change made this weekend and post up. Sorry for the booboo. I'll detail later why I connected it in the first place
Remapping the buttons didn't solve it, as it seemed to be the input rather than the button.
So I did some searching, and found this thread and the beta firmware:
So I updated to 1.4b and tested it today. And I'm still having the issue, but a bit different.
Now, the LK input is permanently 0 instead of 1, with the same problem that rebinding doesn't work to get around it.
Both sides, both decoders, both sticks.
I'd appreciate any help you could offer, would love to get this going
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Oops, forgot to get back to you on this! Windy pinout does not totally match mine (chart here: UD-USB Decoders). Are you plugging the decoders directly into the Windy?
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I am, yeah. If using something intermediary would work, I can, but I got the enclosed USB decoders for convenience rather than the Screw Terminal version.
I saw the chart but I wasn’t entirely sure how that’d affect me, I admit don’t fully understand the hardware side yet.
I saw the chart but I wasn’t entirely sure how that’d affect me, I admit don’t fully understand the hardware side yet.
For what it's worth, Windy superguns didn't exist when I chose the pinout for my decoders. You can modify a PC style DB15 cable to rearrange for the Windy pinout, have someone else make one for you, or Windy actually makes their own little adapter board (probably on their site somewhere or hit them up on Twitter).
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Screw version wouldn't help, you just need a fingerboard inline to cancel the D button stack with the short kick. That would be the cleanest and most simple.
Screw terminal version would indeed work. Windy has all 7 action buttons separated on the DB15 ports. So, one could wire up the screw terminal version to a DB15 connector, appropriately, as to avoid the stacking of K1 and D. Also, my pinout doesn't utilize pin 9 and Windy's does, so something needs to be done (rewired ext. cable or the like) to remedy that, not just the stacking issue.
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BroadwayJose
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Yes they were. Those were my cabs at Evo that year and the two years prior. The setup was pretty simple, in that I spliced the wire for each input on the Jamma & kick harness, so that one was connected to the USB decoder and the other to the control panels. The same setup still exists on those cabs and it's possible to use the control panel or plug in a USB controller if the player wants to use that instead.
Did you attend those ST events?
The Spaniard
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Nice and nice cabs, no I wasn't at that event. I happened to notice this on the stream of that ST tourney that I've been watching recently.
So all that needs to be done is duplicate the Control panel inputs? Were these wired up to the screw terminal version and did you use the extension harness to mount these outside? I wouldnt mind doing this to my NAC.
BroadwayJose
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Thanks. There was a ton of effort all around that made this event possible and successful. Not the least of which was @undamned providing his excellent USB decoders. I wired up the screw terminal version exactly as you mentioned and undamned provided the extension USB cables w/LED, which I mounted on the sides of the H2H Astro City setup and the control panels of the New Versus City. I've seen a similar cable w/LED for sale somewhere, possibly at Paradise Arcade. Not sure exactly.
BroadwayJose
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Hey just wanted to give an update on this. Removing the jumper seemed to fix the previous issue. Didn't get a chance to try it out in a live tournament/session setting until this past weekend. All is well, no issues with button mapping or controller detection. Thanks boss!
Raph_friend
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Hey friend, i sent a pm.No, but I can sell to you directly--ud
@undamned
THANK YOU for following and extending upon the Neo Geo controller pin assignment in a logical fashion. It's exactly the same as how I've designed my supergun which means I can safely direct people to your adapter and know it will work.
Really irritates me that other supergun manufacturer's whom utilise the DB15 connectors for controller inputs all use a differing pinout.
THANK YOU for following and extending upon the Neo Geo controller pin assignment in a logical fashion. It's exactly the same as how I've designed my supergun which means I can safely direct people to your adapter and know it will work.
Really irritates me that other supergun manufacturer's whom utilise the DB15 connectors for controller inputs all use a differing pinout.
I have a DB15 version that was acting weirdly, up wouldn't work. At first I thought it was my supergun on 2P but I tried my other working UD-USB DB15 and it's working fine.
Tried to update it on my PC, but unfortunately it wont detect and no light turns on. (Following the instructions with the button etc...)
So it's pretty fried, I've opened it up and nothing looks bad to me. I've already purchased a replacement and I have no idea how it got fried, considering my supergun is a RGB HAS. Is there anything I could do to revive it? It's not the biggest deal but if there's something I could try then I'll have a spare for when I get another arcade setup.
Tried to update it on my PC, but unfortunately it wont detect and no light turns on. (Following the instructions with the button etc...)
So it's pretty fried, I've opened it up and nothing looks bad to me. I've already purchased a replacement and I have no idea how it got fried, considering my supergun is a RGB HAS. Is there anything I could do to revive it? It's not the biggest deal but if there's something I could try then I'll have a spare for when I get another arcade setup.
