working on it.
Nothing was wrong I just had to flip ribbon cable. Works perfect
is it possible to check your setup please for the Game Selector ?Just got the case it's well built. Didn't need to use the LED wires but it's good that they're there. Unfortunately the game selection knob was not helping me, it just kept going between 4th strike and sf 3 new generation. Therefore I plugged back the dip switch for the darksoft Simms. Quick question is the volume knob and reset button supposed to be loose?
Cartridge mounted like that with housing with it would put quite a bit of strain on the cart slot, you may wana take out the housing (to reduce its weight) but then I am not sure if the chip would be too close to the case ceiling causing a short. My two cents on this.
Thanks! Just tested today for 4h and I had no problem with it.
Using stand-offs for cart PCB is really smart!Installed these adapters into 3/4 of my boards. I put temporary colored cardboard to close up the cart slot hole. I plan on designing a 3D printed insert to close that hole up.
For me, I had to remove the cart shell to get it to fit because I have heat syncs installed on the 2 customs next to the cart slot.
here you can see the cart adapter not fully pushed into the slot, but that hump on the cart would get in the way of the heat syncs:
Removing the cart shell, it fits nicely, but the problem is the shell helped with keeping the cart more securely in the slot. Without the shell, the cart PCB is wobbly:
My solution to this was to fasten a stand-off with an adhesive base onto the cart, and stick it to the mobo to keep it secured:
Only one stand-off was needed, and luckily the screw-hole for the cart's corner sits directly over a clear space on the mobo to stick the base to:
It now fits nice and solid, no wobble or movement, no strain. Fits in both my TRFightstick and Jasen Customs cases. This will help keep my boardsets safer, especially when I'm traveling around Southern Cali with them for our monthly tournaments.
AmazingInstalled these adapters into 3/4 of my boards. I put temporary colored cardboard to close up the cart slot hole. I plan on designing a 3D printed insert to close that hole up.
For me, I had to remove the cart shell to get it to fit because I have heat syncs installed on the 2 customs next to the cart slot.
here you can see the cart adapter not fully pushed into the slot, but that hump on the cart would get in the way of the heat syncs:
Removing the cart shell, it fits nicely, but the problem is the shell helped with keeping the cart more securely in the slot. Without the shell, the cart PCB is wobbly:
My solution to this was to fasten a stand-off with an adhesive base onto the cart, and stick it to the mobo to keep it secured:
Only one stand-off was needed, and luckily the screw-hole for the cart's corner sits directly over a clear space on the mobo to stick the base to:
It now fits nice and solid, no wobble or movement, no strain. Fits in both my TRFightstick and Jasen Customs cases. This will help keep my boardsets safer, especially when I'm traveling around Southern Cali with them for our monthly tournaments.
i was also thinking about designing a 3d part for the “hole”Plugged the cable in correctly and now it works! Thank you!
You can use the GND and 12V points on the Jamma edge. I can't attach a picture right now but I soldered to the "circles" above the gold plates off the edge.
If you’re not using the cd drive, you can crimp wires to an atx molex power connector and attach it to the port on the back of the board.
Thanks! @xodaraP
