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astro_zombie138 said:
Wanted to give a shout out to a feature I didn't think I'd need. I wasnt getting audio to my mono crt setup and speaker swap resolves it perfectly.
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Which game? Speaker swap uses the JAMMA "Speaker -" for L+R output.
 
Neo geo mvs 1fz. For whatever reason it would not output audio. Works fine in my stereo cabs through an amp. But on scart to an rgb modded jvc dead silence. I should note that it has the everten mod on it. Triple and quadruple checked my soldering and the testpoints. No doubt thats where the issue stemmed but it works with the HAS.

Edit: this is all referring to the jamma edge not the rca
 
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My god, reading the new HAS 5.0 manual is like incredible. Some of my personal favs and requests to Mike during development!

Well done man, this is still the best SuperGun in the world!

4.2.10.2 Joystick Rotation
This setting rotates the joystick output 90 degrees to the left or right.

4.3. Audio Menu
Allows you to choose between Mono Audio, Stereo Audio (MVS), and to swap speaker +/- (for Asura Blade, Power Instinct, and certain bootleg PCB games, like the popular Battle Garegga boot).
It is advised to change this setting without any PCB game connected first, then save, power off the HAS, connect the PCB game, and only then power on.

4.5.6. Coin Chute Emulator
This feature emulates a real coin chute mechanism by sending only a single fast signal to the PCB game even when the Coin button is pressed and held down (affects the physical Coin button, 7/8th Press Function, P1+P2 Start Function, or “Coin on Start” feature).
 
XtraSmiley said:
My god, reading the new HAS 5.0 manual is like incredible. Some of my personal favs and requests to Mike during development!

Well done man, this is still the best SuperGun in the world!

4.2.10.2 Joystick Rotation
This setting rotates the joystick output 90 degrees to the left or right.

4.3. Audio Menu
Allows you to choose between Mono Audio, Stereo Audio (MVS), and to swap speaker +/- (for Asura Blade, Power Instinct, and certain bootleg PCB games, like the popular Battle Garegga boot).
It is advised to change this setting without any PCB game connected first, then save, power off the HAS, connect the PCB game, and only then power on.

4.5.6. Coin Chute Emulator
This feature emulates a real coin chute mechanism by sending only a single fast signal to the PCB game even when the Coin button is pressed and held down (affects the physical Coin button, 7/8th Press Function, P1+P2 Start Function, or “Coin on Start” feature).
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you … professional tester , me … noob tester 🙈 Thank you too ✌🏻
 
AlxUnderBase said:
you … professional tester , me … noob tester 🙈 Thank you too ✌🏻
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Ha, I think you're a pro as well!

I'm less of a tester, more of a random idea guy who harasses the geniuses until they finally relent and add whatever I'm begging them about. RGB Mike is so smart, he already is thinking about these things before I bring them up, but my crazy thoughts I think push him over the edge!

Similarly, on the RT4K, I had to harass Mike for a whole year until that rotate feature made it in... but it did!
 
XtraSmiley said:
Ha, I think you're a pro as well!

I'm less of a tester, more of a random idea guy who harasses the geniuses until they finally relent and add whatever I'm begging them about. RGB Mike is so smart, he already is thinking about these things before I bring them up, but my crazy thoughts I think push him over the edge!

Similarly, on the RT4K, I had to harass Mike for a whole year until that rotate feature made it in... but it did!
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haha thanks for that 😅 we need downscaling on the 4K now too😁
 
Decided to show off my HAS and bump the thread. Sorry no restock yet....

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Just received my HAS 5.0 a little bit ago and I've been running it through some tests for video output! Looks great going through the Retrotink 5X with fairly minimal work other than messing around with the sync a bit on the scaler. There was a couple things I noted about it.

1) Atomiswave requires you to turn Coin chute emulation on before it completely starts up, otherwise you get coin slot error and a loop.

2) USB2DB15 doesn't seem to work unfortunately. It's known to work on previous HAS versions and it works on my Minigun without too much of an issue, but according to the built in button tester, plugging the USB2DB15 results in all buttons being pressed at once. Not sure why, and I've updated it to the latest firmware just to make sure. I notified Raph_Friend on their Discord, but unfortunately they don't have one of the newer ones on hand to test it with, and I'm not sure if this is an isolated issue or not.
 
Blazewind said:
2) USB2DB15 doesn't seem to work unfortunately. It's known to work on previous HAS versions and it works on my Minigun without too much of an issue, but according to the built in button tester, plugging the USB2DB15 results in all buttons being pressed at once. Not sure why, and I've updated it to the latest firmware just to make sure. I notified Raph_Friend on their Discord, but unfortunately they don't have one of the newer ones on hand to test it with, and I'm not sure if this is an isolated issue or not.
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Is this the case with every controller you tried through the USB2DB15 on the HAS 5.0 or just with the 8BitDo controller? I saw your message on the USB2DB15 Discord but it wasn't clear to me if you meant that it wasn't working properly in general, or just with the 8BitDo. They say that the 8BitDo compatibility problems with the USB2DB15 are a known issue.
 
Blazewind said:
Just received my HAS 5.0 a little bit ago and I've been running it through some tests for video output! Looks great going through the Retrotink 5X with fairly minimal work other than messing around with the sync a bit on the scaler. There was a couple things I noted about it.

1) Atomiswave requires you to turn Coin chute emulation on before it completely starts up, otherwise you get coin slot error and a loop.

2) USB2DB15 doesn't seem to work unfortunately. It's known to work on previous HAS versions and it works on my Minigun without too much of an issue, but according to the built in button tester, plugging the USB2DB15 results in all buttons being pressed at once. Not sure why, and I've updated it to the latest firmware just to make sure. I notified Raph_Friend on their Discord, but unfortunately they don't have one of the newer ones on hand to test it with, and I'm not sure if this is an isolated issue or not.
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1. Have you tried to run the Atomiswave without the USB2DB15? This system was tested with the HAS and confirmed to work just fine.
2. The button test mode is basically for that, it shows what happens at the input side, so if it shows all buttons pressed, then the USB2DB15 must pull them down for some reason. There couldn't be an incompatibility with a specific controller or adapter on the HAS side, because the DB15 port uses discrete inputs, it just expects 'nothing' or ground for button inputs, it doesn't use any specific communication protocol like the SPI or so.
 
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