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Correct, I\O boards wouldn't be needed... This would convert JVS into normal SG style DB15.we would not need an I\O board for joysticks input which would be very cool
Correct, I\O boards wouldn't be needed... This would convert JVS into normal SG style DB15.we would not need an I\O board for joysticks input which would be very cool
Yeah! lag free please, and analog inputs would be very nice to have.We tend to skip over the idea of JVS, because power/audio/video are handled so well natively.
What if HAS included a USB-B header to connect to a JVS board/system?
Decoded (optionally remapping buttons) the inputs, and outputting everything to the DB15 ports?
Analog inputs would require a larger connector, Mitsu used a DB25 for his Sega helper JVS board.analog inputs would be very nice to have
Yes, I've used HAS RGB cable (made by RGB) and connect that to mini din 8.The format is correct, it must be the sync mode... I had a PVM that looked similar but no slot/cards.
Are you sure the sync wire from the mini din-8 is connected to VGA pin #13 (H-sync) and the corresponding BNC is connected to input?
Does the BVM work fine with other consoles/boards? to discard the possibility that the problem is the monitor itself.I've adjusted the settings to the correct channel. The issue with the picture is that it's BLURRY, not that's it's too bright or anything. It's very very blurry, you can't even see any details. I've already oredered 75ohm bnc terminator and I hope these terminators can resolve the blurry issue