Dinoking conversion monitor problem

[tronbaby]

Hoefully someone can help. I converted a Dinoking cab recently and it all works great with Retropie.
I recently bought original CPS3 hardware and that works great too.

I then bought a load of CPS2 hardware and Neogeo64 and a handful of other systems (that support 15Khz) but the picture is messed up. See the screens below. They are fully working as I get sounds, controls, coin etc, but the image is scrambled. Any ideas? It's strange, as the Raspberry Pi and CPS3 hardware display prefectly.

Any ideas?

 

[Derick2k]

Looks like you are having a sync issue.

 

[Morzana]

adjust horizontal sync

 

[tronbaby]

Yes, that was it, thanks. Annoyingly I'd have to modify the sync for different systems.
Thanks for the help.

 

[Mitsurugi-w]

Unfortunately that is true. Not a big problem for operators not switching games a lot but for people intending to use it for multiple systems/pcbs it can be a mild annoyance.

 

[thegreathopper]

CPS3 is also very narrow , you will need to alter the width to fill the screen., and then contrast, height, volume etc.

It’s like that with arcade games, each system needs to be setup individually.

 

[tronbaby]

Interestingly, since I modified the h/v sync for CPS2, everything else works with these settings (other PCB's, CPS3, Namco 246/256 etc), I dont need to adjust the pots again to get a stable picture. Happy days. The only thing I've noticed is brightness differences across different systems.

It's a real pain to get to the monitor controls on the standard Dinoking monitor, is there a guide anywhere to swapping the controls anywhere?