Recent content by notsonic

Is JVS linking supposed to work? I tried 2 Taito and 2 Sega I/Os and only the second node works as P1, the first node does nothing. I've tried searching the thread and my old posts and I don't remember what conclusion I came to years ago. There's this update for Fast IO linking, but that's all...

Sure, let me confirm the psu/cabinet end irl and Ill doodle something.

What part do you need a diagram of?

Just open up your control panel and see if there's a place to plug in P2 harnesses. Edit: I had trouble with the ttx3 multi and linked Noir ios (it doesn't work). I put UFBs in my cabinets as an option. I never tried 2p on one IO...

I still have my Type 2 I could send the doors off for repros if they're the same. The back door is kinda complicated, would it be cost prohibitive?

Do you have pictures of the monitor bezel?

When linking 2 player JVS games, it typically assigns player 1 to player 1 on the master io and player 2 to player 1(3) on the slave io. player 2/4 are unused.

In my experience on an MS2931, you need to use the "HV Adj" pot on the chassis (near the flyback) to fix the image size issue in that install thread. That said, I can't confirm if it's the same on an MS2934, or if the flyback is even compatible.

I have my New Net City (sega jvs io) linked to my Blast City (sega jamma to jvs io) and I haven't encountered this that I can recall. How long does it typically take to crash?

This repro spinner knob has a space inside for a big nut: https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/arkanoid-paddle-spinner-controller-3d-printed.23245/

My house voltage is pretty high. It can be as high as 129v. I got a 120->100 stepdown and the resulting output was like 110-115. I had a lot of problems with my MS8 New Astro City so I tried the stepdown. All it did was change the pitch of the whine in my chassis and the light stopped working...

Having the battery hooked up causes the charging circuit to have a load and can cause a voltage drop during boot.

Do you still have a battery in your dimm? I thought my voltages were fine but it was actually dipping just enough during boot to give errors and only sometimes.

"ガンダム コントロールレバー" or "Gundam control lever" is how I found mine in the "Auction Toys & Games Games Arcade Games Box & Control Panel" section.

Absolutely do not try to carry a Noir up stairs by yourself. Fully disassembled the base is still like twice the weight of a Vewlix. I was impatient and did it myself and now I've got the injuries to show for it.