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I ran across a video where they show their home Taiko arcade setup. The person also showed how they wired their Wii Tatakon to a Sega JVS to Jamma I/O board. What I'm wondering is if I would need resistors for the VCC line, since a Wii Tatakon operates at 3.3V while the JVS has 5V? Edit: They...

@rewrite @'aoiddr' UPDATE!!! Thanks to someone on twitter, I have the pin out for connecting buttons to Taiko He used a 3 prong microswitch to make it work The I/O board I use is a SEGA Jamma to JVS I/O board revision B and it works fine Here are the attachments I got I hope this helps :)

I'm interested in buying one

I should've uploaded this from the start, but these are the control boxes the 8 pin from the drum connects to for each console. PS4 box connects to the consoles USB port Nintendo Switch Box connects to the consoles USB port Wii/PC Box For PC, when you plug the usb to the PC it detects...

@rewrite @'aoiddr' Someone at Yahoo auction is selling Taiko Hardware parts including the SIF board https://buyee.jp/item/yahoo/auction/h491549875 I asked you guys because I heard you’ve been searching for these for a long time. I don’t know anyone who has experience in recreating the SIF...

Hi again, I like some help with another Taiko controller project. A couple of weeks ago I came across a Yahoo Auction post of someone selling a Taiko 11 arcade set which includes the Namco 256, Power supply, Sega I/O board, and a modified Wii Tatacon that can be plugged to the analogue port I...

I actually did it differently. By trial and error I replaced the 10k with different a lower resistance and 47 ohm resistors works fine for me.

Okay so I might've managed to make the 1 player side not make rapid inputs and make the buttons register by following the same wiring aoiddr made. I put the 10k ohm resistors on my VCC and AD wires. However my problem right now is the inputs are really sensitive. For example I push the button...

Could I use other ohm resistors if I run out

Thanks, my Taiko 10 works. Next step is on how do I wire buttons to the 26 pin analog port on my sega i/o board? I have this type of button and micro switch pictured below.

By the way I'm not skilled in electronics so how do I wire it to the terminal block?

What I have right now is the one where you have to screw in termianls

Yeah I know. I actually meant to say how to power the namco 256 and the jamma. The power supply I have right now is a switching power supply. By the way, I saw someone on twitter use a terminal block to power both and it works. Is that safe to do?

I have a SEGA Jamma to JVS I/O board revision B but I'm not sure how to power it. Can someone help me on what power supply I need to buy to make it work on a 256 or how to mod a PC power supply?

Well unfortunately I contacted the creator of the Taiko Force Lv5 Drum, and he said that it needs the SIF board as well to work. So can anyone help me on how to wire standard arcade buttons to the analog port to make it at least playable?