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@Darksoft So I revisited this, the initial issue we found was that Strider in MAME, strider official usa manual, and strider official Japan manual all contained different dip settings. What I had forgotten was that the creator of the attached cheat sheet is I think referencing all Japanese dip...

I have found that there were incorrect dip settings in that particular “cheat sheet.” I have resorted to googling “xxxx arcade manual pdf” and finding the settings myself.

Another thing to note about System 16 in general is that it requires an adapter to play on a JAMMA setup. The most popular adapter (black thing in my pic), is wired wrong and swaps buttons 1 and 2. I think a lot of other adapters are like that due to this wrong image that floats around: I...

I have no experience with this, can someone shed some light on this process?

Earlier in this thread, @dos claims that the majority of adapters are just wired wrong and button remapping dip switches are not the ideal solution, a correctly wired adapter is.

Good to know. Maybe I’ll hold out for this one in case I ever put the pcb in a cabinet or something that doesn’t have a button remap feature like the HAS

Resurrecting this thread since I’m buying an altered beast. These are the current adapters for sale. https://www.arcadeshop.com/i/371/sega-system-16-jamma-adapter.htm https://pcbjunkie.net/index.php/jamma-adapters/sega-system-16-to-jamma-adapter/ Are these still plagued with the incorrect...

I did not notice any scratching, and I did not lubricate. Using the small plastic tool which was maybe a little more than a centimeter wide, I just kind of rubbed the letters and the brown paper falls off. It still took awhile, I can’t imagine how long the exact knife method took. @Lions3 is...

Yes, I used a small plastic wedge scraper tool thing, don’t be afraid to “rub” the small letters a bit to get the covering off.

The case is a work of art. An extremely fair price, in my opinion, for a very rigid and professional product.

When did this altered remote pcb come out? It’s not listed on mitsurugi’s product post. So if I have the original remote dip pcb with 3 foot flat cable with the bottom connector pcb, do you have an option for that? Or should I message mitsurugi to get the altered pcb?

I am also confused by the verbiage on the site. Is the default case made for the “remote dip pcb with 3 foot flat cable” or the “filter board mounted dip switches with ribbon cable” ?

Any update on duel crystal board?

Annapolis, MD here :thumbup:

This is great news. Thanks to all involved. I’ll be purchasing a case for sure! Now all we need is duel crystal oscillator board!

I am confused. So I will have to de-solder the dip remote extension from the bottom of the A board, add another PCB, and re-solder dip remote extension?

So to be clear, you're saying that all three of Mitsurugi's dip switch solutions (bottom mount PCB, remote extension w/ flat cable, and filterboard mounted w ribbon cable) will work with your case?

The initial decision of which dip switch support to buy from mitsurugi, the remote extension seemed like the most logical one, it wasn’t obvious that the bottom plug would stick out so much….really don’t feel like unsoldering it and buying the filter board one, it took a lot of solder to get the...

Any word on a case that will support the dip remote extension?

Can you post what you used for this?