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I'll reveal a bit more near the release date :)

I'm bad at estimates, but I want to release it in January. It's a complete re-design, which still requires a bit more testing.

I don't believe sync settings will change anything, it's likely something bad with the game :(

New Zero Team runs at a kind of non-standard refresh rate of 55.407801 Hz, which throws off some upscalers and TV/monitors.

What's the voltage reading on the +5V line? What kind of PSU do you use, could you post a picture of your setup?

Yes, I want to add it eventually, likely end of the next month or January :/

If everything is connected correctly, then it's most likely the CSync level. The Sanwa PFX has a 470R termination, which suggests it expects a high-impedance signal. Set the CSync on the HAS to TTL.

UPDATE: I've just added a few items to the shop, 2x HAS, 3x RECO units, and some accessories :)

I don't have them anymore :(

1. Correct, CN2 is the raw JAMMA video. You can send video both to the arcade monitor through the CN2 and through the VGA module at the same time. Just make sure you use the buffered or regenerated CSync for the VGA/8 pin mini-DIN out, just in case. 2. That's exactly what it's for :D closing the...

Very nice. A few years ago I wanted to use this PacTec case, it looks similar to the PSX Namco stick - https://eu.mouser.com/ProductDetail/PacTec/82404-510-000-PT-10-BLACK-Kit?qs=e%252B5Je2AHyOgfrQE7%2FpAkPA%3D%3D

It's a Hori Real Arcade Pro Amazon version for the PS2 I got in 2008, quite old :) the modification wasn't complicated, but I wouldn't do it again. Using a USB to DB15 adapter is a much better option.

USB2DB15 is a great choice. I usually play using a DB15 modified HRAP with Sanwa parts, or the official Sega Saturn controller + joypad converter.

Great information. I've got four of these, and the sticks are pretty worn out in all of them. Can you recall which Zippy switch model did you use?

Unfortunately, it doesn't boot to such screen, and you won't hear anything without the cart, so please check with a cart and let me know.

You can safely leave it as mono, but you will hear sound from only one channel. Have you tried to crank up the volume on the PCB game?

You can safely connect it to the HAS without the adapter. If you own a HAS V4.0 or newer, flip the audio switch to stereo for the stereo output. What video/audio cable do you use with your HAS?

I'd like a 10 pack. Thank you :) EDIT: Please change it to 20, just in case.

Have you tried to remap the button layout on the HAS? Also, make sure the rapid-fire is cleared.

You must change the input type to RGB on your PVM (at the moment it's set to Component/Y R-Y B-Y). There is a button for that on the PVM's front panel.