Recent content by rufus

yes, it's hold in place with 4 screws and 2 metal bars, one for each side.

So maybe if you want to be able to find a spare switch in the future you can do someting similar to this... https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/ps1-namco-arcade-stick-mods.7386/page-3#post-441674 This pcb support both the switch you have and the new one

Those are the same Seimitsu microswitch that i had in my Namco PS1 arcade stick. They were soldered to the pcb, i get rid of the pcb and replaced them with new Seimitsu 2,8 mm faston microswitch. Almost identical in size, the faston version is probably less than a millimeter taller

You can make a custom footprint with EasyEDA to match your buttons. But why don't use someting easy to find like a kailh choc? plenty of keycaps that are close enough... https://shop.beekeeb.com/product/mbk-choc-keycaps/

i just use metal screw to old the switch

Made this one, I can share the STL if you want

The dev of this board have an account on this forum... https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/jamma-to-jvs-converters-for-new-net-city.24137/#post-361311

Artax TTX use mainly MAME as emulator and that for shmups is not really recommended, most likely you will have 4 to 5 frames of input lag. Best route is to download a Final Burn Neo complete romset and use it with Retoarch and FBN core, there are specific settings you can find to reduce the...

If you search "zero key naomi" on Aliexpress you will find a listing for Naomi bios and zero key

https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/what-will-eventually-replace-the-sun-psu-for-naomi-netdimm-users.15160/

Sorry, my bad:D

There are some cheap analog sticks on Aliexpress made by SJ@JX. Me personally I'm 3d printing this one, a remix of the Olukelo gimbal.... https://grabcad.com/library/joystick-flight-simulator-1

I'm a bit late but just in case... Few years back i a made an improved copy of the NUC Control Panel that is more similar to the original one... https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2jCWEi986iATzVqeUMxcXdJbE0/view?usp=sharing&resourcekey=0-BVfOMiD-DcoClK_5qqb8gw

Ok, so i bought this cheap ass usb>rs485 converter which use an original FTDI chip. And It's working very well so far. Thank Corey for the tutorial and again, thanks Niko (have a beer on me man!)

With the com2 present the software run in background without any problem. I did the teste with an USB>rs422 adapter, the rs485 will arrive very soon. Thank you Corey and of course big thanks to Niko