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I haven't tested the retrotink HD-15 cable. The pinout is right, but the cable sets the impedance with a 470R series resistor - just like the HAS, so the total resistance will be 940R, and the resulting CSync will be low, at around ~0.37Vp-p; should be fine, though (and very safe).

The HD-15 pinout is as follows: #1 - RED #2 - GREEN #3 - BLUE #5-8, #10 - GND #9 - +5V #13 - CSync The User Guide will be uploaded during the weekend. You can use the adapter from that link or even build one yourself - https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/0cxFBsHW It uses a generic male VGA...

The store is live now! For the HAS V5.1, I’ve switched to the HD-15 video out port, moving on from the trusty 8-pin mini DIN (RIP), since so many users bought some form of an 8-pin mini DIN to HD-15 adapter. There's also a larger, 1.3" OLED display installed now. I hope you like the updates...

The earlier HAS versions, included an audio regulation pot and jumpers, that allowed the user to send amplified audio through the audio jack if needed. This was changed starting with the HAS V4.0 in 2019. The HAS uses a voltage divider for the audio path. R1 is 1K, R2 is 300R, and using the...

It will be back in stock in the second half of July. Thank you!

Yes, the USB adapter is being developed :)

In V5.0, there is a 470R resistor on the CSync line, even when the TTL level is selected. This doesn't seem to affect equipment expecting TTL levels, as there's either no termination or very high termination, such as around 2K. This serves as a safety mechanism - when connected to a device...

Congrats! I haven't bought one yet. It must be RGBS for sure, and the connector shouldn't matter. Just make sure to set the CSync to TTL if you use the HD-15. TTL can also be safely used with the R4K's SCART input, since there's a 470R series resistor in the HAS. @zionfarm Have you tried...

Does the LED light up? If so, it's the config issue. Have you tried to go into the rapid fire mode and exit without pressing any button? @9999 Damage The clear rectangle is just a spare plexiglass window for the screen in case you don't like the fluorescent green that's installed in the case :)

I'll be rolling out my own USB adapter (not based on the USB2DB15), specifically for the HAS V5.0, supporting two players, aiming for a July release. It already works perfectly with the GP2040-CE (in the PS4 mode for now). More details coming soon.

I apologize, I must have missed those. These are M3 screws. If you can't find the correct ones, then drop me a PM and I'll send the missing screws.

Do you connect the SF3 directly to the supergun? If so, then something's going on with the SF3. However, if you use a JAMMA extension harness with the kick harness connected to the extension (not the supergun's kick harness output), you must enable the 6 button JAMMA output in the supergun. By...

Voltage drop happens in cables, relays, and connectors. Cranking up the 5V rail to compensate isn't ideal, because if you tweak it for the CPS-2 and then switch to a PCB that doesn't need much juice, like the MVS, the voltage could go over 5.4V.

@Porthos Great seller, very easy to deal with. Proper packaging and fast shipping!

Have you tinkered with the CSync setting in the new HAS? You can try that. You can also safely use the TTL level CSync. It has a 470R resistor in series, so your receiving consumer equipment won't see the 5V CSync, but around 0.7V max, which is safe.