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When do you think HD15 adapter boards will be available again? Wondering if I should order boards from OSH Park if it will be a long while.

Thx!
 
@RGB Please add me to the preorder list. I would love to get a HAS along with a CPS2 Multi Kit.

What type of sync should be used with a HAS going into a gscart swtch connected to a Sony PVM 20M2U?
 
@RGB please add me to the preorder list if possible. Thank you.

I'm also interested in a CPS2 kick harness, a CPS kick harness, and the HD15 adapter PCB.
 
I'm also interested in a CPS2 kick harness, a CPS kick harness, and the HD15 adapter PCB.
I've noticed a trend emerging in this thread, and I wanted to get on my soapbox to provide what I feel is an important public service announcement.
So here it is...

If you have no intention of using a Taito F3 with a HAS+OSSC, DO NOT GET THE HD15 adapter!

The HD15 adapter should be viewed as a work around for the F3 system ONLY!
Yes some PCBs have no problems using either (8pin mini din to Euro SCART or HD15) but the majority of boards I've tested simply do NOT work via HD15 PERIOD.
The SCART connector is the most compatible, and should be the primary mode of connection... The exception is the F3, not the rule.
 
I'll update the info when they're back in stock. People also use those for their PVMs (via a VGA->BNC cable).
 
People also use those for their PVMs (via a VGA->BNC cable).
Oh right, thanks RGB. Yea I thought people were using SCART to BNC adapters on PVM/BVM, but VGA to BNC makes more sense as this is a more common cable. :)
 
For what it's worth since I now have a cabinet that will be capable of JAMMA & JVS I'm probably selling my HAS in the near future.
 
Hello everyone. Just joined the crazy roll-coaster of Consolisized arcade boards. Recently got a MVS and now need a super gun and looks like HAS is one of the best. Can someone please let me know whats the process of placing an order, and if I am not wrong looks like orders are closed. Does anyone know when the orders will open ? thanks
 
Hello everyone. Just joined the crazy roll-coaster of Consolisized arcade boards. Recently got a MVS and now need a super gun and looks like HAS is one of the best. Can someone please let me know whats the process of placing an order, and if I am not wrong looks like orders are closed. Does anyone know when the orders will open ? thanks
@msamiullah Hello there ! IMO the better way is to PM to the owner of this theard and he will tell you more ! Cheers !
 
Hello everyone. Just joined the crazy roll-coaster of Consolisized arcade boards. Recently got a MVS and now need a super gun and looks like HAS is one of the best. Can someone please let me know whats the process of placing an order, and if I am not wrong looks like orders are closed. Does anyone know when the orders will open ? thanks
@msamiullah Hello there ! IMO the better way is to PM to the owner of this theard and he will tell you more ! Cheers !
Awesome. thanks
 
Hello everyone. Just joined the crazy roll-coaster of Consolisized arcade boards. Recently got a MVS and now need a super gun and looks like HAS is one of the best. Can someone please let me know whats the process of placing an order, and if I am not wrong looks like orders are closed. Does anyone know when the orders will open ? thanks
welcome to the addiction. Your wallet will likely suffer.
 
Hello everyone. Just joined the crazy roll-coaster of Consolisized arcade boards. Recently got a MVS and now need a super gun and looks like HAS is one of the best. Can someone please let me know whats the process of placing an order, and if I am not wrong looks like orders are closed. Does anyone know when the orders will open ? thanks
welcome to the addiction. Your wallet will likely suffer.
hahaha, true :D
 
Question for you. I have the OSSC and plan on using these settings to hook up the F3 board I have, but I would also like to leave all the settings alone for CPS1/CPS2/Sega 16 (and maybe other boards). Can I use these buffered settings or do I have to change everything back for the other boards? Will leaving these settings on damage anything (boards or OSSC) to test?
OSSC settings won't damage anything. In short, your HAS V3.1 setup will look like this:
  • Taito F3 > HAS (CSync set to buffered, TTL) > 8pin mini DIN > 8MD to HD15 > OSSC (HD15 input, OSSC set to "RGBS")
  • CPS1/2/3 and majority of other boards > HAS (CSync set to buffered, 75R) > 8pin mini DIN to Scart cable > OSSC (Scart input)
As for the PSU, you can get a Mean Well MWP-606 in the US and I highly recommend it - http://www.twistedquarter.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=4
I'm also interested in a CPS2 kick harness, a CPS kick harness, and the HD15 adapter PCB.
I've noticed a trend emerging in this thread, and I wanted to get on my soapbox to provide what I feel is an important public service announcement.So here it is...

If you have no intention of using a Taito F3 with a HAS+OSSC, DO NOT GET THE HD15 adapter!

The HD15 adapter should be viewed as a work around for the F3 system ONLY!
Yes some PCBs have no problems using either (8pin mini din to Euro SCART or HD15) but the majority of boards I've tested simply do NOT work via HD15 PERIOD.
The SCART connector is the most compatible, and should be the primary mode of connection... The exception is the F3, not the rule.
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edit:RGB has confirmed that HAS (V3/V3.1 and fixed V2/V2.1) set to TTL is OK for the FrameMeister and OSSC so I have deleted the original contents to avoid spreading misinformation :D
 
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Actually it is safe to connect HAS (V3/V3.1 and fixed V2/V2.1) set to TTL. The CMOS CSync signal goes through in series 470R resistor and along with the 75R to GND on the FM/OSSC Scart side forms a voltage divider, so the signal will have ~0.688V amplitude. OSSC VGA port doesn't terminate the CSync (it goes directly to 74LVC2G17 for buffering), but it's a +5.5V tolerant input.
 
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