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Appreciate the comments everyone. To answer a few questions, I will open it up and take some inside shots for you all here soon. The power supply I used was a Pico 160 watt The controllers I did with half of a Dreamcast port, from a DC that wouldn't read games at all anymore. Had it setting...

So got a little free time over the weekend, and finally finished this thing off. Everything went well after discovering the paint inside was conductive. Already got a second one started. Still on the fence about what I want to do with the sound. I still have plenty of room left over for an...

Welp turns out that I learned something new today, the naomi inside casing is conductive, after I fixed that issue the controllers both work great. So for anyone doing a consolization to a naomi, and putting anything on the inside, I/O board, PSU, etc, be careful and do something to nulify the...

Updating my own findings, somehow both ports are working again, but I noticed that after maybe 5-10 minutes. Player one controls would start skipping inputs, so I tried removing the VMU's from both joysticks. Retested after about 10 minutes everything still working great. Pulled my DMM out...

So I finished up a wiring both CN6 and CN7 tonight, and pretty much consolizing the rest of the unit, fitting the I/O board inside and all that. Will post some pics tomorrow, but after about 5 minutes of game play testing out both ports ect, with 2 joysticks plugged in. CN6 stopped working...

There really isn't much that could be wrong with the adapter, there isn't any parts on it. If something is wrong with the adapter its in the soldering. Did you double check to make sure no controller pins are bridged with solder globs? If you de-soldered the port from your dreamcast, its...

If you checked everything else, and all your settings are correct. The only two things I can think of is double check your pins on that adapter like I suggested if you can, and lastly if you have a dreamcast, test your controller out on that and make sure its working. All this work could just...

You could be correct MetalliC, I just pulled up a quick search on a naomi thread and that is what they said on there, on a side note I don't have the adapter myself yet. But I do have a few extra dc ports, so I wired one up real quick, with a hacked wiring harness from a hori joystick (shaved...

This was from a quick search on sega-naomi site. JP13 is the ground connection for the Maple bus (should be left at 2-3) worth checking out also.

If you did the soldering on that adapter yourself, I would check for a short between the pins, the pins that go to the controller port are pretty flexible and you might have shorted two together. Or even melted a bit of solder and had it run down into the port and shorted two together. Not...

Found 3 pics, also working on an Ironman one atm, and a few others. Just need to get more time :D Feel free to tell me what you don't like or do like about them, open to all comments. Tommy

Hey everyone! Thanks for the warm welcome, much appreciated. Here is a few pictures of the joysticks I been working on I have about 11 made so far, but these pictures are a bit old, some are just regular wood burning, some have glow epoxy, and some are wood burn/ painted all with a gloss...

New member here wanted to introduce myself, Tracked this site down due to looking up some Naomi questions online and all directions pointed me here. Used to own a few candy cabinets, Neo Candy 29, Aero City, sold those along time ago, recently got a Sega Lindbergh cabinet with a naomi setup in...