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When I updated the board to V4 some of my component footprints were rotated and I didn't realize it. The silkscreen and the website were both incorrect. I've updated the instructions on the website with the correct pinouts, and I have also updated the PCB design so all Console I/O V4s after I...

I don't see any reason it wouldn't. It appears to use the same layout as all of their other PCBs

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I adjusted the position of the Brook Board inputs on the latest version to try to make more room for people using the Picofighting boards with the Mayflash Magicboots dongles. I didn't move the auxiliary harness locations and I didn't notice that it...

The Vewlix Console I/O V4 is back in stock as of today!

Hey guys, just wanted to post a quick update on this. I finally was able to get these in stock. I had some trouble getting the correct touchpad/L3/R3 cables made for it so it got delayed for a while. But now I have everything ready and they are in stock and ready for purchase here...

I will have more stock in a few weeks. I'm putting together a large order to send to the PCB factory right now. The solution is to replace your G1 harness with a G harness. I believe Lemony Vengeance can make them. Unfortunately the G1 harness is not very common so it doesn't make sense for me...

No problem.

The Vewlix Console I/O V3.1 is officially retired. That is because for the last couple of months I have been working on the Vewlix Console I/O V4! Here are the wonderful new features of the Vewlix Console I/O V4. Many of these features are shared with the new SEGA Console I/O V2 because...

Nice, I didn't know those comp2rgb modules were sold anymore. I was looking for one a while ago and they were sold out everywhere.

I don't see any reason why the Reflex boards wouldn't work. They use the same layout and pinout as the Brook boards. The only possible issue is if you are using one with a USB authentication dongle, you may run into a clearance issue between the [G] harness connector and the USB dongle. I don't...

It was recently brought to my attention by a couple of customers that my current SEGA Console I/O has issues with Sega P-ras cabinets due to the fact that those cabinets have an 8 button layout. When I originally designed the SEGA console I/O I was working based off of the type 1 SEGA JVS I/O...

The Console JAMMAizer cannot accept Composite video, it is RGB only. Your best bet is probably a VGA cable, but if you need 15khz that may not be an option for you. I doubt the 360 can do 15khz over VGA.

Sorry to double post, but stumbled across this post about the @beharius Hayabusa Supergun a while ago and I've been meaning to investigate the latency on my adapters since they use my code. Today I set up my oscilloscope to do some latency measurements and I found that there is indeed an issue...

After like 5 years of putting it off I finally finished my SNES to DB15 design including a 3D printed housing to match my other adapters. If you want one I have them for sale here! The SNES adapters have all of the same button remapping and auto fire features that my other adapters have.

Just to let everyone know, the last of Console JAMMAizer V2s from round 2 sold last week. I plan to do a third round restock soon, so if you are still trying to get one I should have more in a few weeks. That is all.

Bummer. Well I tried.

Is that CPS2 Multi Key Writing QSB for sale too? @nonosto was looking for one and I'm not making them anymore.

Sorry, but no. I no longer have any Key Writing kits available, and since the new CPS2 kit has a key writing header built in I don't have any plans to make more.

In under 3 hours the Console JAMMAizer V2 will be back in stock. You can get one here!

Console JAMMAizer V2 round 2 PCBs and parts have arrived, I'll be doing final assembly, programming and testing over the next few days and then they will be back in stock on Sunday at 3:00PM Central Standard Time.