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I’ll vouch for this guy! Good to see you on here. :)

I personally use tokens in my cabs.Just love the ka-chunk of the coin drop and most games have a little sound que attached. However, some games hang on a “press start” screen when coined up. On those, I would suggest free play to avoid burn in. So I suppose it depends on if you are going to...

Thank you Jassin000! I’m sure I would have screwed up that wiring. So, progress report: I bypassed pretty much all of the I/O in the Blast. Used my own power supply to a new jamma loom, and wired up the video connection. Third Strike fired up right away with perfect video. Thanks again...

That was next on my plan of attack. Already ordered some db15 breakout adapters to try to feed to the db15. I’m sure that’s going to solve things. Thanks for the resources guys. :)

That could work. However, I would also need the connections to the blast io as well for inputs. Does anyone make such a harness, or would I need to frankenstein my own?

I have a feeling that my jamma harness may be the wrong one for the job I am trying to do. On the blast city wiki, it mentions a model 3 loom for jamma and a 001 loom for JVS. I have the 001 hooked up. Am I possibly going to need the Model 3 Loom to run rgb off jamma?

Had time today to jump inside the cab again. I cut a lot of zipties to try and find where the monitor connections connect and checked all connections to make sure they are secure. So the line comes from the chasis and splits off into two molexes that live under the bezel. From there two red...

The other end was spliced to a kick harness.

Here is a pic of the CN10 connection. From what I could gather, all of the cut wires were originally connected to the kick harness. The wiring guide says “to cabinet output harness” I’m going to spend some time reconnecting these wires to their original source. After that, I’ll post an update...

Jamma leads into the Blast City I/O board. There is no DB15HD connection that comes from the I/O. That would actually solve the problem right there. It feeds up to the monitor with a direct connection through the chassis from my understanding. A second connection is the DB15HD line that just...

Yup. In both positions, and with both with the naomi having dip 1 in the up position and with the cps3. Weird. I literally had it switching resolutions multiple times a day when i had the crt emudriver setup. Of course, that was through VGA. Thank you for the link. I plan on doing some small...

I tried 15hz through VGA, which showed up fine. Then I tried 15hz through jamma and again, no picture. Only the switch I posted above.

I’m getting no picture through the capcom IO’s jamma. Through the VGA on the Naomi, it’s working fine still.

Just ran to work and attached the CPS3 to the UMK3, picture and audio were perfect. I’ll head back home and try the capcom io through jamma. My suspicion is that I’m missing something on the blast itself.

The only switch on the break out board is: Left- 75ohm1v Right- 1Kohm3v the rest are brightness vhold etc. Let’s see. for cabs to test on I have UMK3, MVS 6 slot and a Vewlix C. The vewlix is VGA only in it’s current setup. Think i could test on the UMk3? It’s at work.

It’s auto. At least when i ran a pc with crt emudriver it would auto switch

So, I have had my Sega Blast City cab for years now. For the past year I’ve been running a Sega Naomi 2 connected to a campcom i/o and a second psu. It was connected through VGA. Everything ran great. I just got a CPS3 system today actually. Third Strike is my favorite fighter, so it’s getting...

I’ll take it.