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Thank you for this! But I'm also a little confused because you say "DO NOT USE with Champion Edition" but the file I ended up with is called CPS2_Champion_Edition_Mac_Fix.rar Is this actually the right file?

I'm assuming the data sheet you have is this one? https://www.mouser.com/catalog/specsheets/mach1_2.pdf That one mentions another data sheet called "MACH ISP Manual" which looks like this one maybe? https://ia803404.us.archive.org/32/items/manualzilla-id-5982073/5982073.pdf which makes it...

Please don’t do this. If you want to correct him please do, but just posting insults isn’t adding anything useful.

I'm no expert but I spent a lot of time reading about all the peroxide/retrobrite/etc techniques so I could use it on my own yellow cabs and I came to the same conclusion. From what I read the yellow will eventually slowly return anyway. On top of all that, getting an even coating and sun/UV...

Can we stop getting upset at people who are disappointed at not getting a qsound? It’s not entitled to want original hardware, roll the dice and then not get it. If we didn’t care about original hardware we’d just be running mister instead of making excited posts about winning the qsound...

I don't think this will really do anything but generate BS intro posts. Same as requiring post count. FWIW I never posted an intro post because I'm pretty private and I don't see any use for it because I'm not going to share anything interesting. If I was required to post one I would just post...

You can get the manual here: https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/sega-all-net-p-ras-multi-arcade-cabinet-owners-thread.16042/post-281877

Sorry I should have tested more. Adding --force appears to suppress the prompt. So that should make the full command patch -R --dry-run --force -p0 -i newlib.patch || patch -N -p0 -i newlib.patch And yeah, that return of 1 even when it ignores the patch is what I was trying to avoid. As I was...

This is all super awesome! Thanks so much for all your hard work @DragonMinded . This code is all very high-quality. I did have to make a couple of changes to the homebrew env setup Makefile to get it to work on MacOS and made a couple of small quality of life changes (adding a prefix var I can...

@AMS what cab do you have? There were some number of PRas versions before the PRas v3. Maybe you're talking about one of those? Or maybe a kit for a particular game? The v3 manual doesn't mention any LEDs like that and I don't see any in the cabs I have.

The LED strips in the PRas3 aren't plain RGB LEDs where you can connect a pin to turn a color on. They're neopixel/WS2812 LEDs that are controlled by serial connection to the ALLS. This makes it even better since you can do way more with them. You can get more details in the owners thread here...

Stupid question but, is the switch on the ALLs power supply switched on? The one by the plug on the case.

I've done it. Can confirm!

If you hook it up to a JVS system and go to the test menu it should identify itself. Though I think @Derick2k is right and it will probably lie.

What makes you say there's no room? It's not just what exists today but what they might want to create in the future. I think the home button is a hint at the thought process. They could release a game that has more than eight buttons, or a twin-stick game, etc. In which case they just use the...

Your skepticism is warranted, but it's true. It's even wired for analog on both players. Even IO outputs. You can see that in the CP bucket not all the wires are populated but in the back it's fully populated. Just add harness. It's logical if you're Sega anticipating how you might want to use...

Technically, it is wired up for 2P, unless we're thinking about different things. Though, 2P looks like it's only wired up for six buttons and not eight. In the shipped config the home button is wired to 2P's button 6. The panel should come off so you could make 2P panel if you really wanted it...

I have no special insight but this looks interesting. That definitely looks like 68k CPU state. I’m guessing “emulator” is referring to something like an in-circuit emulator. Maybe this is part of a debug/dev setup? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In-circuit_emulation Hopefully someone who knows...

Also manuals and wiring diagrams are here: https://wiki.arcadeotaku.com/w/Sega_JVS_Cabinet_Vs_Kit

Totally. I was just referring to the issue with Capcom IO which I had previously said was "overblown". If IO is generally only polled at framerate then having a full frame of delay baked in is definitely worse than I thought.