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How is sound outputted from HAS on CPS2?

Would sound go from the cable to the OSSC then via HDMI to the monitor and output sound there?

Seem to not be able to get any sound out of the HAS at this stage.

Tried going from RCA to single adapter into monitor and still no luck.

I guess I've missed something here.

I did think after that maybe the Audio volume potentiometer is turned down by default? Didn't check this atm.
 
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xtrasmiley said:
Capcom CPS2 : Darksoft Multi CPS2, Dungeons & Dragons Tower of Doom (Phoenix ROMs) =

HAS=TTL, OSSC=Pre/Post Coast on 1, 3x mode looks best as it doesn't cut off top or bottom but is 720p and 5x mode is 1080p, however the top and bottom are cut off.
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You say that TTL is what should be set here for but in the HAS manual it is stated that 75 Ohm is what it should be set to for things like OSSC ect.

When would you use TTL then?
 
My settings are when you don’t use the SCART output. Check out how I’ve got mine connected. If you don’t do it that way, then yes, follow the HAS guidelines.

Your mono sound should be via the JAMMA edge, so via the OSSC depending on how you connect it. If you want stereo, pull it off the CPS2 and plug directly into the OSSC.
 
My bad, I saw the OSSC and didnt see the details on how it was connected.

I'll have to check with the sound again, was not getting any output from the Jamma but, again I neglected to see the volume on both the HAS and the CPS2 board so they may have been turned down.
 
Hey, the volume on HAS is to around "half", so just make sure it's ok on the CPS2 end. Also, go into CPS2 setting and check the audio output configuration.

edit: Could you tell more about your setup? what audio/video cable/adapter do you use?
 
So is the RCA the only way to get sound out of the CPS2 with that cable?

I noticed that via the RCA's I get sound out of them via a mono adapter to the audio pigtail on the video cable but no sound via the HDMI if not used that way.

Is this due to the type of cable that I purchased? If I understand correctly the other version of the cable carries audio over the scart but this one does not?
 
MoppelTheWhale said:
Perhaps there's also a stereo settings in the Configurations menu?
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Yes and the default setting is mono well actually the default depends on the game... But point is yes it IS a menu setting.
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The Spaniard said:
Is this due to the type of cable that I purchased? If I understand correctly the other version of the cable carries audio over the scart but this one does not?
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I had to read the cable description again to make sure, but it looks that with that cable you should use the pigtail as the audio input at all times, the audio won't go via the 8pin mini DIN. Is this how you've been testing this?
 
Received my HAS the other day so far so good. I am using this HAPP PSU:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Happ-15-AM...e=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649

I know that some people had concerns about having the exposed mains power terminals(as did I). Due to how my MVS is situated(inside the belly of a coffee table), I was a little worried about my own fingers accidentally turning me into charcoal let alone my kids. I was able to find a sterilite organizational container that fits the HAPP perfectly(11in x 6 5/8in x 2 3/4in). I drilled a couple holes in it for the cabling and it came out pretty good. I'm no electrician but I think this should provide for my safety and allow me to move it around without dying. It also leaves me room to add ventilation holes if needed.

I tied a small simple knot in the power cord to keep it from yanking on the terminals.

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I thought I'd share this in case anyone was looking for ideas. I wasn't looking for Ft. Knox but just something to keep stray fingers or pet paws from causing problems.

--Ray
 
That's awesome. I actually printed a cover but haven't used it yet as it's touching the terminals and I'm not sure that's a good idea. I'll redesign and share privately if asked after that.
 
RGB said:
The Spaniard said:
Is this due to the type of cable that I purchased? If I understand correctly the other version of the cable carries audio over the scart but this one does not?
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I had to read the cable description again to make sure, but it looks that with that cable you should use the pigtail as the audio input at all times, the audio won't go via the 8pin mini DIN. Is this how you've been testing this?
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Yes I think that may be the case with this cable. I don't have a male to female extension to test if sound will output from the pigtail to the source. I've only been testing it with that particular 8 pin din.

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This is the way it is setup to get sound but only from the RCA any other combination doesn't work but as stated may be the cable configuration. I would like to set the audio on the HAS as high as possible then use the speakers to modulate this, Also either setting of mono or stereo outputs sound via the RCA so unsure if the CPS2 auto detects this when plugged in.

I'm loving the HAS, do wish the volume was accessible more easily though but I imagine people set and forget?

The only other critique I have is that on a CPS2 board the HAS gets bent upwards on a level surface. This worries me.

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FakeNoose said:
Hey what's up, I was told to post here and PM RGB to get my hands on the HAS 3.2
My loved one asked what i wanted for christmas and this is it!
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Welcome to the forums!

Here's the reply I got from Mike @RGB when I asked about buying one.

"I don't have a website, only this one thread here and at the shmupsforum. I can add you to the wait list for the next batch that should happen in 2019 Q1."

:(
 
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